TY - JOUR. T1 - The carpal bones. T2 - A basic test of medical students and junior doctors knowledge of anatomy. AU - Spielmann, P M. AU - Oliver, C W. PY - 2005/8. Y1 - 2005/8. N2 - With the changing emphasis of the modern medical school curriculum, many senior doctors and authors are commenting on a decline in anatomical knowledge of trainees. This study was conceived to provide a snapshot of medical students and junior doctors knowledge of anatomy. The carpal bones were chosen as a benchmark for anatomical knowledge as they are easily objectively examined and have clinical relevance to junior doctors in a number of disciplines. Twenty five fourth and final year medical students, fifteen pre-registration house officers (PRHOs) and ten senior house officers (SHOs) were recruited and the questionnaires were completed in the presence of one author. Of all participants recruited only fifteen could correctly name all eight carpal bones. Seven of these were SHOs in Surgery or Accident and ...

The Zebra is seeking a Senior Staff Software Engineer to expand our growing team. Our Senior Staff Software Engineers are focused on strategic impact over multiple teams within the department. Youll be expected to take on extremely open-ended problems from leadership, helping to define the approach, outcomes, and success metrics. Your technical expertise is sought out by members across the department, especially engineering leadership. You have a proven track record of creating major improvements around stability, performance, and scalability. You exemplify what a technical leader at The Zebra should be, contributing to our culture of collaboration and technical excellence.. Were looking for software engineers who are excited to work in either a backend, frontend, or full-stack role. Our ideal candidate is someone flexible enough to contribute across The Zebra product. This could include expanding into new lines of insurance, continuing to build on our comparison experience across existing ...

Within these limitations 81% of patients in our series undergoing urgent abdominal surgery were in pain at the time of giving consent to surgery. However, the majority (66%) perceived that this did not affect their ability to give informed consent. This is consistent with the findings of our previous study.3 This agreement between our two studies supports the impression that at least some patients with acute abdominal pain perceive that they retain the ability to give informed consent and is interesting, given that the two studies were separated by a time period of over 12 months and involved two distinct cohorts of junior hospital doctors.. Although 52 (70%) patients undergoing urgent surgery had received analgesia before signing consent only 14 (27%) reported an adverse effect of analgesia on the ability to give informed consent. This is perhaps fortunate as in only 57% of cases did the consent obtainer ascertain whether or not the patient had received analgesia prior to the informed consent ...

Serving the Sandstone Capital of the World since 1874 VOL. 66 NO. 4 988-2801 January u, iy3 1 4 pages 25 cents Hospital Chief Says 1982 Was A Good Year Sal Lampiasi, who this week is completing his first year at the helm of Amherst Hospital, Monday gave Amherst Rotarians his assessment of the hospitals condition and future. I call 1982, The Year of Changes, he said, after showing a slide presentation. Not only has this native New Yorker moved to change and improve a community hospital, he has moved his family and taken on a new com-, munity - far from the bustle of the city. He detailed the year in crisp terms adding, Im a positive person and I guess I always will be. In 1982, the hospital has:1 -Worked to improve medical staff relations, recruitment and now has 106 physicians on the hospitals medical staff. -Put a handle on overtime expenses... staff vacancies were analyzed and purchases monitored more closely. -Cut hospital service contracts from as many as five - to one, to offer ...

A board-certified general surgeon, Dr. James Allen has served on the Morris Hospital Medical Staff since 1991.. Dr. Allen is specially trained to diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions that may require surgical treatment, including preoperative, operative and postoperative management of care. He has a specific interest in gastrointestinal endoscopy and surgery, laparoscopic surgery and breast cancer surgery.. A graduate of Southern Illinois University at Springfield, Dr. Allen completed a three-year residency at St. Lukes Hospital and the University of Missouri at Kansas City. He is a member of the American College of Surgeons, the American Medical Association, the Illinois Medical Society and the Society of General Surgeons.. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Allen, call 815.942.5200.. ...

My wife and I are originally from the Brighton area, he continues. I graduated from Weld Central High School in Hudson and my wife Krista went to Brighton High. We always wanted to come back to the community where we were raised and give back to the people who gave us so much.. Dr. Haffner is the first physician born at Platte Valley Medical Center to come back and join the hospitals medical staff. He always knew he would pursue a career in medicine and decided to become a Podiatrist after injuring his ankle while playing football at Western State College of Colorado. After finishing his bachelors degree at Western State, he went to Des Moines University where he received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine (D.P.M.) degree. He later became chief resident at West Houston Medical Center, one of the few residency programs in the U.S. to teach total ankle replacements. During his tenure, he learned three different types of replacement techniques and became an award-winning researcher on foot and ...

August 29th, 2019 , Network News Community members of the Strong Memorial Hospital Medical staff (attending and refer/follow) are invited to participate in a special patient safety grand rounds on Friday, September 13th, noon to 1:00 pm, 601 Elmwood Avenue, Upper S-Wing Auditorium, 3-7619. Lunch will be served.. Treatment for severe sepsis and septic shock continues to be Strongs top priority in preventing mortality. Topics for this grand rounds include introduction of NEWS (National Early Warning Score) at SMH in adult care and a discussion on improvement opportunities for treating both adults and children with severe sepsis. Presenters include Anthony Pietropaoli MD, director of MICU and Elise van der Jagt, MD, Chief of Pediatric Hospital Medicine.. ...

dld% trojan Volume XCIX, Number 28 University of Southern California Thursday, October 10, 1985 Zumberge undergoes successful surgery By Diane Diaz Assistant City Editor President James Zumberge underwent successful surgery for cancer of the prostate at USCs Kenneth Norris Jr. Cancer Hospital Wednesday. Zumberge will be in the hospital for the next seven to 10 days under the care of Dr. Donald Skinner, professor and chairman of urology and chief of the Norris Hospital medical staff. He is expected to resume his normal activities in four to six weeks. The news of the presidents surgery came Wednesday morning in a press release from Zumberge that read: When you receive this, I will be in Norris-USC Hospital recovering from an operation. During my absence from the campus, the Office of the President will convene as always, with Senior Vice Presidents Neal Pings, Roger Olson, and Anthony Lazzaro sharing my duties between them. They will, of course, keep me fully informed day by day. Cornelius ...

Barstow Community Hospital first in the High Desert to successfully perform multivessel fenestrated endograft Dr. Karthikeshwar Kasirajan, board-certified vascular surgeon and independent member of Barstow Community Hospitals Medical Staff, performed the first three-vessel Fenestrated Endograft at Barstow Community Hospital. The minimally invasive procedure is used to repair complex abdominal aortic aneurysms, a bulge that can occur in the wall of the major blood vessel that carries blood from your hea...

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In without cause terminations, the notice period should be long enough to allow the physician to secure other employment. If the physician is permitted to initiate a without-cause termination, he or she should make sure the termination clause does not conflict with the non-compete clause.. Notice Period: Time needed for either party to end the contract.. Assignment: Can the contract be owned by someone else? This is usually not done in this type of agreement.. Patient Records: Who owns them and how are they handled. Contract should also address your access to patient records after employment ends.. Restrictive Covenants: Conditions, distance and timeframes. These non-compete clauses typically prevent a physician from working for a competitor located within a specific geographic area for a certain period of time. Non-compete clauses are illegal in some states, and theyre enforceable only if deemed reasonable in other states. Some employers have begun to use non-solicitation agreements. This ...

Areas covered in this course are: Introduction to Radiodiagnostic Imaging, Fundamentals of Diagnostic Radiography, Advanced Diagnostic Radiography, Preparing for Practice as an Allied Health Professional, Research Methods for Health Professionals, Practice-Based Learning1, Practice Based Learning 3, Practice-Based Learning 2, Practice-Based Learning 4. If studying for the MSc, you will also complete a research project. Find out more about this MSc Diagnostic Radiography (Pre-Registration) course and postgraduate taught degree study at Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh.

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Chinese gamers are a step closer to getting their hands on Age of Wushu 2. The games developer recently updated the official website and opened pre-registration.. Gamers outside of China will have to wait a while longer to get their hands on the game… unless, they want to go through the process of getting a Chinese phone number in order to pre-register. Seems like a bit more work than some of us would be willing to put in.. According to some sites, the game is not guaranteed to be free-to-play. The rumor is that Snail is looking to go buy-to-play with it. It has also been noted that it will have features such as tool creation, house building, and more ...

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According to German officials, the injection vaccine Pfizer-Biontek is the work of four members Medical staff Has been hospitalized.. According to Newsweek, four members of the medical staff Germany They were admitted on Sunday after receiving the Pfizer-Biontec corona vaccine.. According to officials in the Ferpmeren-Rogen region of Germany, the reason for the hospitalization of these members of the medical staff was due to the wrong amount of injectable vaccine, and they received five times more than the required volume and amount of Pfizer-Biontec vaccine.. According to officials, the large amount of the corona vaccine was injected into eight members of the medical staff between the ages of 66 and 82, members of a nursing home in Ashtralzund.. As soon as they learned of a mistake in the vaccine injection, half of the staff at the nursing home were sent home and the other half to hospital, German officials said.. Several members of the German medical staff were admitted after receiving the ...

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Hello Friends I am a senior Family Physician, aged about 63 yrs, MBBS graduate of 1972 from Bangalore Medical College, Bangalore, India. I have had...

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Services for Dr. Orlando M. Heros, senior staff physician at Plantation General Hospital, will be held at 4 p.m. today at T.M. Ralph Plantation Funeral Home. Dr. Heros, who lived in Plantation, died on Saturday of cancer. He was 77. Despite his illness, Dr. Heros continued working until three weeks ago, said his wife, Carmen Heros.

This qualitative exploration of junior doctors experiences of managing patients with MUS highlights a large gap in their knowledge about the topic and appropriate patient management, and emphasises the urgent need for improved postgraduate teaching for newly-qualified doctors.. Junior doctors described patients with unexplained symptoms as a challenging group of individuals who are often perceived as impossible to help, and some questioned the legitimacy of such patients demands on doctors time and resources. Similar attitudes towards patients with unexplained symptoms have been reported in other studies with GPs in primary care settings,14 ,23 ,24 and are thought to stand in the way of doctors ability to provide optimal care.25 ,26 Some of the negative views that junior doctors held towards patients with MUS appeared linked with their exposure to the dismissive attitudes of senior role models; findings similar to that of a recent study examining the attitudes of medical students.18 These ...

WEDNESDAY, March 10Skin transplant surgery successfully and safely treats vitiligo, a condition that causes white patches on the skin of about 1 in 200 people in the United States, doctors say.. Light therapy and skin medications are common treatments for the condition, which is most famously associated with singer Michael Jackson. But the treatments dont always work. In a new study, researchers at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit say they followed 23 patients for as long as six months after surgery, which involves transplanting skin cells from one part of the patient to another.. Patients regained an average of about 52 percent of their missing natural skin color in treated areas; eight patients with one specific type of vitiligo gained an average of 74 percent.. Patients of color and those with vitiligo on one side of the body and in one area of the body may benefit most from this procedure, study senior author Dr. Iltefat Hamzavi, a senior staff physician, said in a news release from the ...

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Our team is made up of one GP, and House Officers from MMH who have 3-monthly runs (senior House Officer).. Acupuncturist: Available 3 days a week 5th year Medical Student from University of Auckland House Officer CMH: these are fully qualified doctors who are registrars in the DHB and who are attached to us for 3 months at a time. Nursing Students: 3rd year students. Here for 6 week attachments from MIT GPEP Registrars are also fully qualified doctors who are doing their fellowship in General Practice. We have visiting specialists of various disciplines available by appointment. ...

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Haskovec was admitted to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital on Saturday. Hospital doctors have diagnosed him to have a punctured lung, broken ribs, broken clavicle and a back injury. Hospital doctors list him in stable condition; he is awake and alert. Hospital doctors plan to perform surgery on Haskovec s back within the next two days, once swelling in the region subsides. He will remain at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital, at the discretion of hospital doctors. The incident took place at Turn 5, bringing out the red flag ...

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Over at GigaOm, Mathew Ingram asks whether it matters whether some editors and reporters at the New York Times tweet or not, riffing on the Twitter graveyard that Charlie Warzel dug up at Buzzfeed. As Warzel notes, dozens of Times staff are dormant or are eggs, with default accounts. My answer is simple: yes, it…

Performance range: starting salary to max of 95,743 is available through annual performance increases.. Job Summary Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) is a world-leading organization supporting ocean discovery and technological innovation. ONC is as a not-for-profit society that operates and manages innovative cabled observatories on behalf of the University of Victoria that supply continuous power and Internet connectivity to various scientific instruments located in coastal, deep-ocean and Arctic environments. ONCs cable arrays host hundreds of sensors distributed in, on and above the seabed, along with mobile and strategically located land-based assets, and instruments that address key scientific and policy issues (subsea earthquakes and tsunamis, ocean acidification, marine biodiversity, etc.) within a wide range of environments.. The core ONC user base is composed of scientists accessing the facility and data archives to conduct world-leading research. The ONC Science Services department provides ...

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Incumbents in this series evaluate medical evidence to determine its adequacy for making disability decisions as defined by Social Security Regulations. They assess the severity of physical and mental impairments in relationship to specific guidelines. They evaluate the possible effects of medical or surgical treatment; project the level of recovery resulting from traumatic illness or injury; examine all available medical information in order to determine an applicants physical and/or mental restrictions; and assess residual functional capacities. They attempt to resolve problems in obtaining evidence of record; contact physicians and other treatment sources for the purpose of obtaining specific medical information; advise and consult with other physicians on complex medical conditions; review assessments made by other staff physicians to determine adherence to guidelines and regulations; assist in developing local panels of consultative physicians; participate in professional relations ...

Dr. Gabrielle Bolton is has been an attending staff physician at White Plains Hospital since 1985. She has practiced internal medicine in the White Plains community for more than 25 years. She received her medical degree from the University of Munich Medical School in Germany a... ...

One of your best episodes yet. All the same issues here in Australia. I personally have been thinking a lot especially in regards to what are the implications of us being liberal with our Perioperative opioid use. I am a big user of intraoperative lidocaine and ketamine now and very sparing in my use of drugs like fentanyl. Really important to get the surgical junior staff on board about limiting opioid use past the 3-7 day mark. Thanks for your great podcasts keep em coming!. ...

Dr. Michael Callahan is a Staff Physician at MGH in internal medicine and infectious disease, and a clinical subject matter expert for international clinical trials for the Assistant Secretary of Public Health Preparedness (ASPR) of the Dept. of Health and Human Services, Washington, DC. Dr. Callahan has conducted federal-funded basic science and clinical…. ...

The M4 student is expected to become an integral part of the neurosurgical team. The role approaches that of a PG1 rotating through neurosurgery. S/He will have responsibility for patient evaluation and care under the supervision of our residents and faculty. The M4 student will attend neurosurgical conferences and outpatient clinics and will aid in the handling of emergency neurosurgical problems. The student will take night call with the neurosurgical resident and will be asked to give one short oral presentation at a patient care conference. the student will be assigned 3-4 inpatients for whom s/he will be particularly responsible (writing the daily examination, following lab/imaging studies, writing daily notes). In addition, the student will be expected to work-up one new patient a week and review that work-up at one-on-one meetings with the staff physician assigned to that patient.. ...

Hello ! ! ! I have a patient thats been going to UAMS for years for his myeloma care. So far hes been happy with the care hes recd. He started with a smoldering myeloma that ultimately became more aggressive. He was subsequently transplanted with his own donor stem cells and had 2 years of remission. Now his myeloma has recurred and he is currently on Kyprolis and Cytoxan with a slow response. He just left UAMS today after a re-evaluation and his bone marrow went from 65% blasts to around 45% after a few months of the latest treatment. He is considering getting a second opinion. He is seeing one of the staff physicians at UAMS, not Dr. Barloge. Is there a center where youd suggest a second opinion and if so what oncologist do you like? Thanks. Dr. Danziger ...

MEDICARE / MEDI-CAL / PRIVATE / HMO. I request that payment of authorized Medicare and or other insurance carrier benefits be made on my behalf to Nephrology Associates Medical Group, Inc. (NAMG) for any services furnished to me by that Physician. I authorized you to release any medical information about me that needed to determine these benefits or the benefits payable to related services to the Health Care Financing Administration and or my other insurance carrier and its agents. I understand my signature requests that payments be made directly to the physician and authorize the release of medical information necessary to pay the claim. If item 9 of the HCFA-1500 claim form is completed, my signature authorizes releasing of the information to the insurer or agency shown, and Medicare carrier for the full charge. I understand the coinsurance and deductibles are based upon the charge determined to the Medicare carrier. Financial Responsibility. I do hereby accept financial responsibility for all ...

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Results Trainee doctors have spent an uneaven time in evaluating the two SIj (difference in absolute value=2.1sec (sd 1,7)): the left SIj was appointed less time for evaluation. Also, there is a certain preference in the order of evaluation: the majority of participants evaluated the right SIj first. By comparison, the difference in evaluation time of the SIj by the senior doctors was only 0,3sec (sd 1.2). The order of evaluation was also preferential for the right SIj.. In evaluating enthesitis, trainee doctors pay less attention to the SP and the FH in comparison to the senior doctors (% of medium time spent on SP=7.4% by a trainee doctor vs. 12.8% for senior doctors (p,0.05), and 16.2% for both FH for trainee vs. 21.5% for senior doctors).. No correlation between the stage of sacroiliitis and the time spent for evaluation of the SIj was found, regardless of the level of experience. ...

She earned her undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis., and her medical degree from the University of Illinois, Chicago, Ill. Dr. Rosen completed a residency in pediatrics and a fellowship in pediatric pulmonary medicine at Texas Childrens Hospital, Houston, Texas, and completed her postdoctoral training as a research fellow at Columbia University, New York, N.Y.. Dr. Rosen was appointed to the UH Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital medical staff in 1999. Previously she had been on the medical staff of Yale New Haven Hospital since 1989 and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, Conn. Prior to that she was on the staff of Texas Childrens Hospital and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Baylor School of Medicine.. A dedicated researcher as well as a clinician, Dr. Rosens research interests include all types of pediatric sleep disorders. She has served as Principal Investigator or co-investigator on a number of ...

Samuel Kashani General Surgery Valley Presbyterian Hospital Dr. Samuel Kashani is board-certified in general surgery by the American Board of Surgery with expertise in pressure ulcer management and the use of alternative tissues to cover wounds. He has specialties in both robotic surgery and undersea and hyperbaric oxygen therapy and medicine. Dr. Kashani has been a member of Valley Presbyterian Hospitals Medical Staff since February 2009. He received his medical degree from Rosalind Franklin University in Chicago, Illinois, and completed his residency at UCSF - East Bay Surgery Program in Oakland. Dr. Kashani completed his fellowship in minimally invasive, advanced laparoscopic, and bariatric surgery from Cedars-Sinai.

Michael W. Konstan, MD, is the Chairman of the Department of Pediatrics at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center and the Austin Ricci Chair in Pediatric Pulmonary Care and Research at UH Rainbow Babies & Childrens Hospital. He is also the Gertrude Lee Chandler Tucker Professor and Chairman of Pediatrics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. He is board certified in pediatrics and pediatric pulmonology. His special interest is cystic fibrosis. Dr. Konstan is a graduate of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. He completed his residency in pediatrics at Childrens Hospital of Buffalo in Buffalo, N.Y., and a fellowship in pediatric pulmonology at UH Rainbow Babies and Childrens Hospital and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. He was named to the University Hospitals medical staff in 1988. Dr. Konstan has served on numerous advisory boards and grant review committees for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ...

I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THIS ANESTHESIA AND SURGERY CONSENT FORM. I authorize anesthesia and surgery for my pet, as described above. The nature and risks of this procedure have been explained to me. I understand that some risks always exist with anesthesia, surgery and dentistry, and I am encouraged to discuss any concerns I have about those risks with the hospitals medical staff before the procedure(s) is/are initiated. Additionally, I authorize Friendship Animal Hospital to perform any diagnostic, medical treatment, surgical procedure or dentistry as deemed necessary for any unforeseen medical or surgical complications if one should arise. While Friendship Animal Hospital provides the highest quality of anesthesia monitoring, surgical services and dentistry, I completely understand the possibility of unforeseen complications that may occur during any associated anesthetic, surgical procedure or dentistry. I fully acknowledge and understand these medical risks. I recognize that the ...

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To our knowledge this is the first time and motion study that looks specifically at ED SHOs. We demonstrated that an average of 12% of coded daytime was spent by SHOs performing administrative and technical tasks, rising to 17% of coded time during a night shift.. Use of PAs in the UK is uncommon, however a trained PA could perform many of the administrative and technical tasks currently performed by SHOs. Establishing such a post in our department would release on average 78 minutes per 10 hour shift/SHO. This would allow the doctors to spend more time per shift performing their primary role. In less well resourced departments, this effect is likely to be magnified. Indeed, pilot studies from two UK district general hospital EDs suggest that an average of 25% of doctors time is spent performing uncomplicated administrative and technical tasks (J Mitchell, personal communication).. This study used direct real time observation by trained observers rather than other less reliable methods such as ...

Paul A. Anderson, MD; Professor, Department of Orthopedics & Rehabilitation, Madison, WI. Sara Arndt, MSN, ACCNS-AG, APNP; Coordinator, Fracture Liaison Service, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI. Terese Bailey, BS, Senior Outreach Specialist, Office of Continuing Professional Development in Medicine and Public Health, UW SMPH, Madison, WI. Neil Binkley, MD; Professor of Medicine, Divisions of Geriatrics and Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism; Director, Osteoporosis Clinical Research Program; Associate Director, UW Institute on Aging; Staff Physician, Osteoporosis Clinical Center and Research Program, Madison, WI. Matthew T. Drake, MD, PhD; Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes, Metabolism, Nutrition, Department of Internal Medicine, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. Karen Hansen, MD, MS; Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, Department of Medicine; Staff Physician, Osteoporosis Clinical Center, ...

From a news release published by the Association of American Medical Colleges, February 16, 2012. Starting in 2015, when aspiring doctors take the MCAT® examination, they will need more than a solid basis in the natural sciences. Under changes approved today by the AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges), they also will need an understanding of the psychology, sociology, and biology that provide the foundation for learning about the human and social components of health.. The changes to the MCAT exam, the first since 1991, are designed to help students prepare for a rapidly changing health care system and an evolving body of medical knowledge while addressing the needs of a growing, aging, and increasingly diverse population.. Being a good doctor is about more than scientific knowledge. It also requires an understanding of people. By balancing the MCAT exams focus on the natural sciences with a new section on the psychological, social, and biological foundations of behavior, the new ...

TY - CONF. T1 - Providing optimal pain control for cancer patients: The impact of the hospital specialist palliative care team. AU - Jack, B.. AU - Hillier, V.. AU - Oldham, J.. AU - Williams, A.. PY - 2006. Y1 - 2006. N2 - Background: Pain is reported to occur in the majority of patients with advanced cancer varying with tumour type, spread of disease and disease treatments. Pain control is one of the main reasons for referral to a hospital specialist palliative care team. Yet despite this, there is limited research into the effectiveness of the hospital specialist palliative care team on pain control in cancer patients. The aim of this study was to assess the effect of the hospital palliative care team on cancer patients reported level of pain. Method: A non equivalent control group design using a quota sample investigated 100 cancer patients who had been admitted to a UK University Hospital for symptom control. 50 patients received specialist hospital palliative care team intervention, ...

Introduction and Objectives BTS guidelines suggest the diagnostic test for pneumonia (in hospital) is a CXR. Since management should be commenced within 4 h of arrival the initial interpretation of the CXR is most often performed by junior doctors. Consultants review patients and their CXRs within 24 h of admission and a radiologists report is issued at a later time point but diagnosis dependent decisions-whether to admit, risk stratification and whether to give antibiotics-fall to junior doctors. We measured the inter-observer agreement within groups of doctors involved at key points in CAP diagnosis and management. Methods 24 admission CXRs from patients attending a large teaching hospital between February and April 2011 with a suspected diagnosis of CAP were collected on a radiology computer workstation. Eleven reporting radiologists, eight attending consultants and twenty-two junior doctors from a range of acute medical specialties were recruited. All 41 recruits independently interpreted ...

Dr. Le Tuyen Hong Duong - Meritorious Doctor, Senior Doctor. Medical Director of Thu Cuc International General Hospital. Dr. Le Tuyen Hong Duong - Senior Doctor is a specialist with over 30 years of experience working in the field of anesthesiology and reanimation.. His professional skills and extensive experience have contributed to the success of many operations at Thu Cuc hospital, ensuring maximum safety for patients.. Before taking on the responsibility of being the Medical Director of Thu Cuc International General Hospital, Dr. Duong held various other important positions:. Attending Physician, Phó Ban Ngoại, Head of D24 Military Medical Battalion Clinic, Division 312, Corps I of the Ministry of Defense.. Head of Department of Anesthesiology and Reanimation, Transport Hospital I.. Deputy Director of Central Transport Hospital.. ...

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The traditional practice of imparting training of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) at medical colleges in Pakistan has been through apprenticeships. Junior doctors are placed with seniors to provide them on-the-job training, says Dr Naeem Zia, Professor of Surgery at Rawalpindi Medical College (RMC).. Apprentices are first made to observe seniors perform surgeries. After some time, they start assisting seniors. Finally, they start carrying out surgeries by themselves under the supervision of a senior doctor, he says.. However, nowadays junior doctors can also be trained with the help of surgical simulators which have the capability of assessing their skills and providing feedback on potential areas of improvement.. Teaching hospitals around the world are using training simulators like LapSim, LapMentor and ProMIS but the use of these devices is expensive as their license can cost up to $50,000, says Dr Osman Hasan, an Assistant Professor at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer ...

A senior doctor has urged parents to avoid using over-the-counter cough syrups and medicines to treat coughs and colds in children - in favour of old-fashioned honey and lemon.. Dr Oliver Bevington, a senior registrar in paediatrics at Southampton Childrens Hospital, warned they often contained ingredients that could have adverse effects or be toxic if consumed in large doses.. He also said many included paracetamol which could lead to parents unintentionally overdosing their children and there was absolutely no evidence cough medicines worked and warned they could actually do more harm than good.. He said: We are now heading into our busiest time of the year where hospitals and GPs will see hundreds of children a day with respiratory symptoms including coughing, colds and temperatures.. Most coughs and colds in children will be caused by a viral infection which will get better without antibiotics and with rest, fluids and possibly paracetamol and/or ibuprofen, though many parents worry ...

Biosketch. Dr. Harvey Alter earned his medical degree at the University of Rochester Medical School, and trained in internal medicine at Strong Memorial Hospital and at the University Hospitals of Seattle. In 1961, he came to the National Institutes of Health as a clinical associate. He then spent several years with Georgetown University, returning to NIH in 1969 to join the Clinical Centers Department of Transfusion Medicine as a senior investigator becoming Chief of the Infectious Diseases Section and Associate Director of Research in the Department of Transfusion Medicine at the NIH Clinical Center.. Dr. Alter co-discovered the Australia antigen, a key to detecting hepatitis B virus. Later, Dr. Alter spearheaded a project at the Clinical Center that created a storehouse of blood samples used to uncover the causes and reduce the risk of transfusion-associated hepatitis. He was principal investigator on studies that identified non-A, non-B hepatitis, now called hepatitis C. His work was ...

It is appropriate to place John Crammers academic and research career in the setting of his manifold job experiences. Using his own words, he began as a research biochemist and went on to become a medical student, a popular science journalist, a medical correspondent for the Guardian and RAF medical officer, and spent a period as an idler on the French Riviera when he decided to retire while young enough to enjoy it and to work later. It was after a spell on the editorial staff of the BMJ that he obtained a senior house officer post at the Maudsley in 1954 at the age of 33, where he stayed for only 1 year.. His peripatetic career continued with a stint as an asylum medical officer (his term for a mental hospital consultant) and it was not until 1971 that he returned to the Maudsley as senior lecturer and consultant psychiatrist. Not content with this he stood for election to the Editorship of the British Journal of Psychiatry, a position he held from 1977 to 1983. He admitted that after his ...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeAFCu6-h8w JUNIOR DOCTOR CONTRACT STRIKE ADELE PARODY: HELLO JEREMY. Published on Jan 10, 2016 Hello Jeremy. I was wondering if after all these months youd like to meet to go over the contract. Junior doctors in the UK want a fair and safe working contract to reward them for their hard work at the same…

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With President Trump now facing an impeachment inquiry over his request that the president of Ukraine investigate his political foe, Joe Biden, White House staff now face a decision: Cooperate with Democrats or risk legal jeopardy themselves, says Justin Rood, director of the Congressional Oversight Initiative at the Project on Government Oversight. Still, its not clear if a still-divided Democratic caucus in the House will have the votes to impeach, should it come to that, says Lindsey McPherson, CQ Roll Calls House reporter.. ...

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We are excited to announce that Dr. Michael Ma will join Centre Pediatrics as a staff physician on August 3rd. Dr. Ma completed his pediatric residency at the Massachusetts General Hospital for Children and has trained at Centre Pediatrics under the mentorship of Dr. Parag Amin.. ...

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The University of Iowa is one of three institutions nationwide selected to participate in a follow-up study aimed at increasing current stocks of the smallpox vaccine. The study is sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).. The UI portion of the investigation will take place at the UI General Clinical Research Center and will be led by Patricia Winokur, M.D., and Jack Stapleton, M.D., faculty members in the infectious diseases division of the UI department of internal medicine, and members of the Helen C. Levitt Center for Viral Pathogenesis. Winokur and Stapleton are also researchers and staff physicians at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Iowa City.. A total of 148 participants, ages 18 to 32, will be invited to take part in the trial. Most people in the United Sates in this age group have never been vaccinated against smallpox because common use of the vaccine ended in 1971, Winokur said.. As a result, these ...

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JWCH Institute Inc. is a private non-profit health agency that was established as the Attending Staff Association of the John Wesley County Hospital in 1960 by concerned L.A. County physicians. These staff physicians sought to establish an agency that could obtain additional funds to support and augment patient care, education, and research at the John Wesley facility. When the hospital was demolished in 1979, the agency continued its efforts to assist LA County patients, but the name was no longer relevant and was subsequently changed to JWCH Institute Inc.. Prior to 1979, medical research and education at county facilities were the paramount functions of the agency. However, after 1979, medical services and patient education took priority with a focus on community-based health education and social support programs.. The agencys current mission is to improve the health and wellness of under-served segments of the population of Los Angeles County through the direct provision or coordination of ...

Speakers. Thomas Nifong MD, Associate Professor of Pathology at the Penn State Hershey Medical Center. His clinical roles include Medical Director of the Hematology and Thrombosis Laboratory and Staff Physician in Clinical Pathology and Apheresis. Today Dr. Nifong will focus on Heparin Monitoring. Normal hemostasis is controlled by a balanced interaction between vascular, platelet, and coagulation systems. When this balance is perturbed it can. result in thrombosis or bleeding. Heparin is often used as an anticoagulant to prevent thrombosis in patients undergoing surgical procedures. This presentation will emphasize heparin use and monitoring to decrease complications of both thrombosis and bleeding.. Beth Bittner, B.S. Pharm, RPh, Frank Herrmann, B.S. Pharm,RPh and Paul Kocis, B.S. Pharm, Pharm.D., RPh are all staff members of the Penn State Hershey Medical Center Anticoagulation Clinic. Karen Runkel is a Certified Professional Coder with the Department of Pharmacy. Participants will gain an ...

Registering during priority registration is the best way to get the courses and sections you prefer. The university has a Pre-Registration Period when courses are viewable and you can search and select to your registration wish list. This is typically two weeks prior to the Graduate Priority Registration date when you are able to officially register for courses. You are encouraged to register as close to the Graduate Priority Registration date as possible to ensure your first choice of courses. Pre-registration and Graduate Priority Registration dates can be found on the academic calendar. Note that, as a new SBS graduate student, you are required to take SBS 700 You as Leader: Effective Career Planning, a 1 credit course, in your first semester and as part of your degree program. SBS 700 is offered each fall and spring and held over 1 weekend (Friday from 4-8pm and Saturday from 8am-6pm) with various sections to choose from. *SBS 700 is not required for the MPA, GCA, CPASF, APC, or ACT ...

All international students need to attend a pre-registration check before registering in person to have their qualifications checked. All international students will also have their passport and visa checked at the same time. Pre-registration checks will take place from Monday to Friday, 10am-4pm, with the International Student Visa Advice and Compliance Team, ground floor, Senate House.. ...

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Olmsteds anecdotal evidence is cited ad nauseum as evidence that thimerosal causes autism. The case rests on twin assumptions: that the Amish dont vaccinate, and that they dont have autism. But Olmsted never visited the cryptically-named Clinic for Special Children in Strasburg, where doctors treat of children who exhibit autistic behavior. Its not even necessary to visit the clinic. A simple phone call to a staff physician, such as the one I made recently, is enough to debunk the Amish anomaly, as Olmsted calls it ...

I cannot be more explicit than this: if we come into contact with someone who is positive for COVID-19, all KCDPC staff & physicians who made contact with that individual will have to quarantine for 14 days. As were small, this may lead to a situation where we will have to close for all in-person interactions, prescription pickups, etc. for up to (and potentially longer than) a 14-day period. If this were to occur, we would attempt to still offer telephone triage and telemedicine visits. There isnt any safe way around this. Again, were putting these guidelines in place to prevent the spread of this illness to the most vulnerable around us. We so appreciate your understanding, patience, and effort to keep everyone in the KCDPC family healthy as we all see our routines upended a bit by this virus.. Dont hesitate to ask questions or reach out.. Allison Edwards, MD & the KCDPC Team. _________________________________________. The novel Coronavirus started in China in late 2019 (the working theory ...

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If you think your child might have sepsis you should seek medical advice straight away. If your GP thinks your child is showing early symptoms they will refer them to hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Of course, if you are concerned that your child is very ill already, then dont hesitate to take them to hospital straight away, as severe sepsis or septic shock is a medical emergency and needs to be dealt with quickly.. In fact, recent guidance from the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence says that anyone at risk of sepsis should be seen by senior hospital staff and given antibiotics and fluids within an hour.. This guidance comes after an inquiry in 2015 found that 40% of patients with sepsis who arrived in Accident & Emergency had not been reviewed by senior doctors quickly enough.. Hopefully, this article has gone some way to helping you understand the dangers of sepsis.. However, nothing could be more powerful than this video from Melissa Mead, whose son William sadly died ...

The researchers wanted to examine whether critical care staff experienced adverse mental health in a similar way to frontline healthcare workers, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.. The team recruited 515 healthcare workers working in ICUs in May 2020. They covered a range of roles such as nurses, junior and senior doctors, healthcare assistants and physiotherapists. Participants were from the UK (73), France (309), Italy (31), Taiwan (29), Belgium (2), Egypt (3) and China (68). They were recruited by word of mouth, emails and social media platforms.. Using a detailed questionnaire, the team asked participants questions on their wellbeing and anxieties. They then scored their responses using three different grading systems used in clinical settings to identify depression, PTSD and insomnia. The team found that across the various countries explored, 37 percent of respondents exceeded the threshold for signs of depression, 78 for insomnia and 28 percent for PTSD.. The team also identified ...

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Downloadable! In general, retirement is seen as a pure labor supply phenomenon, but firms can have strong incentives to send expensive older workers into retirement. Based on the seniority wage model developed by Lazear (1979), we discuss steep seniority wage profiles as incentives for firms to dismiss older workers before retirement. Conditional on individual retirement incentives, e.g., social security wealth or health status, the steepness of the wage profile will have different incentives for workers as compared to firms when it comes to the retirement date. Using an instrumental variable approach to account for selection of workers in our firms and for reverse causality, we find that firms with higher labor costs for older workers are associated with lower job exit age.

When we asked Swedish patients in qualitative interviews what AHC meant to them, both female and male patients expressed feelings of being disempowered and devalued. The core category in the female sample was a feeling of being nullified and in the male sample mentally pinioned.15 ,16 However, when staff was asked the same question (in the preintervention study), the answers were quite different. They explained theoretically what AHC could be, for example, transgression of ethical principles, but they were also occupied with explanations and justifications as to why AHC occurred, and the core category was ethical lapses. In accordance with their ambiguity and inability to handle AHC, it was treated with silence and as a taboo.17 Moreover, staffs awareness of AHC was dependent on their possibilities to act; low awareness was seen when there were few possibilities to act.18. High prevalence of AHC, creating long-lasting suffering among patients and little awareness about the problem among ...

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Dr Maria Angeles Juanes Ortiz is a lecturer of Biomedical Sciences in the School of Health & Life Sciences at Teesside University. Dr Juanes has extensively published her work in the field of the cytoskeleton, cell division and polarity, cell adhesion and migration; presented in prestigious conferences, established collaborations worldwide, and mentored a number of undergraduate, postgraduate students and junior staff.She has a broad expertise in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, proteomics, and in particular in live-cell imaging. She has used several model systems such as single molecules in vitro, budding yeast and human cell lines. She studied Pharmacy, as a degree at Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Valencia in Spain. Then, she continued her PhD in the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department at Faculty of Biology, University of Valencia, under the supervision of Prof Bano and Dr Igual. Her PhD thesis focused on Cell cycle and cytoskeleton dynamics during polarized ...

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A rally in Townsville has been told the State Governments decision to offer individual contracts to senior doctors will harm the Queensland health system.

January 27 - 2015 KHARTOUMA policeman inspects a prison cell in Darfur (Albert González Farran/Unamid)Senior doctors in Sudan and abroad have submitted a memorandum to the Sudanese president about the health situation of political prisoners.The 109 signatories stressed that these detainees, of whom Faroug Abu Eisa and Dr Amin Mekki Madani are the most prominent, were degraded in their human dignity and diminished of the right to medical

GL: What is the biggest challenge facing companys trying to recruit able marketers?. SS: It would be hard for me to identify one challenge when there are multiple, which in every one of my cases, are directly or indirectly related to marketing technology. Senior marketing leaders are facing increasing pressure from leadership to make the most of technology investments - to achieve company-wide objectives that the technology was promised to deliver. Coupled with this, senior marketers are uncertain of skills needed. And, believe it or not, some hiring managers are finding frustration hiring and retaining junior staff to perform in less technical marketing roles, because new entrants are rushing to acquire technology cred to their resumes. GL: Why are marketers struggling so much to embrace technology tools? SS: There are a combination of factors, most of which I believe are intimidation, complexity and cost. Given these, its often easier to ignore the issue, or take baby steps, as Ive heard it ...

I am fairly new to the University of Sydney and have not yet established a routine here. But a typical day for me usually includes a combination of some of the following: Reviewing colleagues work, supervising/mentoring more junior staff, brainstorming project ideas, team, project and committee meetings, external reviews (for journals, conferences, grants), collecting and analysing data, preparing and giving presentations, writing grants, writing papers, reading papers, cuddling my cat (oh and my husband), eating, drinking (especially tea) and swimming (on some days of the week).. But it is very dependent on the time of year and on any impending deadlines. For example, over the past 2 days I have done nothing else but a heuristic analysis of an oncology electronic medical record (i.e. walked through the system to identify usability problems).. Some of the larger projects I am working on include an NHMRC Partnership project (with partners eHealth NSW and eHealth QLD) which aims to evaluate and ...

Talk about hard lessons learned early! I know of a young driver who was almost done with the first portion of her drivers education course. She passed a written test and was just a few miles shy of completing her supervised time behind the wheel.. Little did she know that a deer, oblivious to the laws of physics and the weight of a mid-sized sedan, would try to dodge the vehicle she was driving. Try is the operative word. Put else wise, in the closing moments of her education, she got into a car/deer accident.. With the many hazards in the strange world corrections, it pays to be cautious. Season corrections veterans are not exempted from making errors. Still, it behooves us to watch the progress of junior staff and to help them as we can. Part of that is recognizing their missteps. Informing rookies of their mistakes may help our new colleagues avoid future occurrences. Here are five classic examples:. Over friendly -people can overdo it on being jovial in the corrections setting. Whether this ...