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| A retrospective study of drugârelated problems in Australian aged care homes: medication reviews involving pharmacists and general practitioners |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| Metabolic syndrome and its components are underdiagnosed in cardiology clinics |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| The accuracy of primary care teams in diagnosing disorders of the shoulder |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| Understanding culture and culture management in the English NHS: a comparison of professional and patient perspectives |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| Doseâresponse relationship between physiotherapy resource provision with function and balance improvements in patients following stroke: a multiâcentre observational study |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| Association of doctor specialty with diabetic patient risk of hospitalization due to diabetic ketoacidosis: a national populationâbased study in Taiwan |
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(Source: Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice) |
| Michael Douglas on Having Throat Cancer - Late Show with David Letterman (video) |
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Oropharyngeal cancer is increasing at a "dramatic" rate, particularly in the male population http://goo.gl/JAkoRelated:Michael Douglas Has Stage IV Throat Cancer; Experts Weigh In. WebMD.Catherine Zeta-Jones's fury at the doctors who missed her husband Michael Douglas's throat cancer. Daily Mail.
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(Source: Clinical Cases and Images) |
| Persistent high fertility in Uganda: young people recount obstacles and enabling factors to use of contraceptives |
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Conclusions:
Our findings suggest changing perceptions and behavior shift towards contraceptive use and a small family size although obstacles still exist. Personalized strategies to young women and men are needed to motivate and assist young people plan their future families, adopt and sustain use of contraceptives. Reducing obstacles and reinforcing enabling factors through education, culturally sensitive behavior change strategies have the potential to enhance contraceptives use. Alternative models of contraceptive service delivery to young people are proposed.Key words: contraceptive use, young people, fertility, obstacles, enabling factors, Uganda
(Source: BioMed Central) |
| Bariatric Surgery Cost-Effective in Very Obese With Diabetes |
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Both gastric bypass and gastric banding are cost-effective ways to reduce diabetes-associated
complications and mortality among severely obese individuals with diabetes, according to research published in the
September issue of Diabetes Care.
(Source: Modern Medicine) |
| Exploring Virtual Worlds for Scenario-Based Repeated Team Training of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation in Medical Students |
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Conclusions: Using scenario-based virtual world team training with avatars to train medical students in multi-person CPR was feasible and showed promising results. Although we found no evidence of stimulated recall of CPR procedures in our test-retest study, the subjects were enthusiastic and reported increased concentration during the training. We also found that subjects’ self-efficacy had increased after the training. Despite the need for further studies, these findings imply several possible uses of MMVW technology for future emergency medical training.
(Source: Journal of Medical Internet Research) |
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