Royal Australian and New Zealand College of
... compulsive exercise); and binge eating/purging type, with binge eating (uncontrolled overeating) and purging (vomiting, laxative or diuretic misuse). Severity is specified according to BMI (kg/m2) status. Bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder are both defined in the DSM-5 by having regular and s ...
... compulsive exercise); and binge eating/purging type, with binge eating (uncontrolled overeating) and purging (vomiting, laxative or diuretic misuse). Severity is specified according to BMI (kg/m2) status. Bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder are both defined in the DSM-5 by having regular and s ...
Syphilis - Government of Nova Scotia
... ºº steroids may be indicated for the management of severe reactions –consult an expert in this area • Depending on risk factors identified during interview, educate the case regarding prevention and harm reduction measures to prevent exposure to communicable diseases in the future. • Educate the c ...
... ºº steroids may be indicated for the management of severe reactions –consult an expert in this area • Depending on risk factors identified during interview, educate the case regarding prevention and harm reduction measures to prevent exposure to communicable diseases in the future. • Educate the c ...
Hyponatremia - Welcome to Zyrop Open Forum!
... Hyponatremia is a common electrolyte disorder occurring in up to 15% of hospitalized patients1 Euvolemic hyponatremia, most often caused by SIADH, accounts for about 60% of all types of chronic hyponatremia1 If not treated appropriately, hyponatremia may lead to significant morbidity and death2,3 ...
... Hyponatremia is a common electrolyte disorder occurring in up to 15% of hospitalized patients1 Euvolemic hyponatremia, most often caused by SIADH, accounts for about 60% of all types of chronic hyponatremia1 If not treated appropriately, hyponatremia may lead to significant morbidity and death2,3 ...
Effectiveness of Particle Repositioning Maneuvers in the Treatment
... if concurrent vestibular deficits exist.33 Patients with positive findings on the DHT may report no vertigo at the time of follow-up if provoking positions are avoided or if they have unrecognized BPPV (imbalance with no vertigo).2 Because of these confounding factors, the patient’s report of vertig ...
... if concurrent vestibular deficits exist.33 Patients with positive findings on the DHT may report no vertigo at the time of follow-up if provoking positions are avoided or if they have unrecognized BPPV (imbalance with no vertigo).2 Because of these confounding factors, the patient’s report of vertig ...
Guidelines for chemotherapy of tuberculosis in Taiwan
... administered in the initial 2 months of treatment ...
... administered in the initial 2 months of treatment ...
(CFS) / myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)
... review. Two studies included in the review by Bagnall et al. were excluded from the updated review, one because it included patients with chronic mononucleosis and one because a full report was subsequently published. Fifteen papers that were ordered as potentially meeting inclusion criteria had not ...
... review. Two studies included in the review by Bagnall et al. were excluded from the updated review, one because it included patients with chronic mononucleosis and one because a full report was subsequently published. Fifteen papers that were ordered as potentially meeting inclusion criteria had not ...
- Chapman University Digital Commons
... Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Owens, Walter, Chard, & Davis, 2012; Church, 2010). These evidence-based treatments have the potential to offer relief to many veterans with PTSD, however many of these service members do not seek mental health care and a quarter of veterans report that they do not trus ...
... Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (Owens, Walter, Chard, & Davis, 2012; Church, 2010). These evidence-based treatments have the potential to offer relief to many veterans with PTSD, however many of these service members do not seek mental health care and a quarter of veterans report that they do not trus ...
Public Summary Document - Word 138 KB
... MSAC noted that the proposed eligible population for this treatment is patients with treatment–resistant depression, that is, those who fail to respond to two different classes of antidepressant medication despite adequate dose duration and compliance. MSAC expressed a number of concerns with regard ...
... MSAC noted that the proposed eligible population for this treatment is patients with treatment–resistant depression, that is, those who fail to respond to two different classes of antidepressant medication despite adequate dose duration and compliance. MSAC expressed a number of concerns with regard ...
The safety and effectiveness of different methods of earwax removal
... Research (NIHR), was set up in 1993. It produces high-quality research information on the effectiveness, costs and broader impact of health technologies for those who use, manage and provide care in the NHS. ‘Health technologies’ are broadly defined as all interventions used to promote health, preve ...
... Research (NIHR), was set up in 1993. It produces high-quality research information on the effectiveness, costs and broader impact of health technologies for those who use, manage and provide care in the NHS. ‘Health technologies’ are broadly defined as all interventions used to promote health, preve ...
Volume 2 Roads to Recovery from Gambling Addiction
... his important studies (see page 6). Nancy Petry has also contributed to this area by testing the effectiveness of CBT, as summarized in pages 14-16. Research indicates a clear relationship between biological vulnerabilities and the development of a gambling disorder. For example, a vulnerability mig ...
... his important studies (see page 6). Nancy Petry has also contributed to this area by testing the effectiveness of CBT, as summarized in pages 14-16. Research indicates a clear relationship between biological vulnerabilities and the development of a gambling disorder. For example, a vulnerability mig ...
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... treatment against another intervention controls (at least partly) for nonspecific effects common to any psychoso cial intervention. This design provides a stricter test of a treatment than one incorporating only a wait-list control condition. Jensen (1994) found no difference between the effects of ...
... treatment against another intervention controls (at least partly) for nonspecific effects common to any psychoso cial intervention. This design provides a stricter test of a treatment than one incorporating only a wait-list control condition. Jensen (1994) found no difference between the effects of ...
Influence of orthodontic treatment on root resorption: a systematic
... system1. The mechanical forces promoted by orthodontic therapy may cause undesirable effects, such as apical root resorption. Genetic disposition and individual biological variability are its main causes2, and the most affected teeth are upper incisors and bicuspids3. Most resorptions are clinically ...
... system1. The mechanical forces promoted by orthodontic therapy may cause undesirable effects, such as apical root resorption. Genetic disposition and individual biological variability are its main causes2, and the most affected teeth are upper incisors and bicuspids3. Most resorptions are clinically ...
IV Medication Admin Tutorial
... • Requires critical thinking and accountability by those who administer them ...
... • Requires critical thinking and accountability by those who administer them ...
CDR Clinical Review Report for Botox (Migraine)
... This report was prepared by the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH). Through the Common Drug Review (CDR) process, CADTH undertakes reviews of drug submissions, resubmissions, and requests for advice, and provides formulary listing recommendations to all Canadian publicly f ...
... This report was prepared by the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH). Through the Common Drug Review (CDR) process, CADTH undertakes reviews of drug submissions, resubmissions, and requests for advice, and provides formulary listing recommendations to all Canadian publicly f ...
IV Medication Admin Tutorial 2014 LS
... • Requires critical thinking and accountability by those who administer them ...
... • Requires critical thinking and accountability by those who administer them ...
versus Intensive standard follow-up to improve continuous positive airway
... to improve sleep, and the importance of treatment adherence. All patients took home a brochure describing the need for and benefits of CPAP therapy and attended a CPAP clinic, where they were given specific counselling on the proper use and maintenance of CPAP, and underwent personalised, formal mas ...
... to improve sleep, and the importance of treatment adherence. All patients took home a brochure describing the need for and benefits of CPAP therapy and attended a CPAP clinic, where they were given specific counselling on the proper use and maintenance of CPAP, and underwent personalised, formal mas ...
a randomized controlled study - ScholarShip Home
... symptoms experienced with anxiety include negative mood, unnecessary worry, loss of control, chronic stress and tension, and avoidance of specific situations or environments (Butcher et al., 2007; National Institutes of Mental Health, 2010a). Anxiety prevalence statistics estimate that anxiety disor ...
... symptoms experienced with anxiety include negative mood, unnecessary worry, loss of control, chronic stress and tension, and avoidance of specific situations or environments (Butcher et al., 2007; National Institutes of Mental Health, 2010a). Anxiety prevalence statistics estimate that anxiety disor ...
Thesis - KI Open Archive
... Thirty-five years later came the first warning about the addictive effect of smoking, when it became apparent that Spaniards reproached for their bad habit claimed that it was impossible for them to stop smoking. The Indians had used tobacco to induce hallucinations, an effect not seen from today’s ...
... Thirty-five years later came the first warning about the addictive effect of smoking, when it became apparent that Spaniards reproached for their bad habit claimed that it was impossible for them to stop smoking. The Indians had used tobacco to induce hallucinations, an effect not seen from today’s ...
Margaret Edson`s Wit and the Art of Analogy
... during the scenes of alienation. In the very first interview, Kelekian says, "You are a professor. Miss Bearing," and her answer underlines the analogy: "Like yourself. Dr. Kelekian" (7). The similarity is further developed in the sequel, both professors emphasizing their thoroughness and complainin ...
... during the scenes of alienation. In the very first interview, Kelekian says, "You are a professor. Miss Bearing," and her answer underlines the analogy: "Like yourself. Dr. Kelekian" (7). The similarity is further developed in the sequel, both professors emphasizing their thoroughness and complainin ...
... his important studies (see page 6). Nancy Petry has also contributed to this area by testing the effectiveness of CBT, as summarized in pages 14-16. Research indicates a clear relationship between biological vulnerabilities and the development of a gambling disorder. For example, a vulnerability mig ...
Patients in substance use disorder treatment: Motivation for
... There are several people who have contributed and made the completion of this thesis possible, both directly and indirectly. First, I would like to thank my supervisor Dr. Roger Hagen for his valuable input in discussions and critical reading which made a substantial contribution to the work in the ...
... There are several people who have contributed and made the completion of this thesis possible, both directly and indirectly. First, I would like to thank my supervisor Dr. Roger Hagen for his valuable input in discussions and critical reading which made a substantial contribution to the work in the ...
Chapter 23 HOARDING: CLINICAL ASPECTS AND TREATMENT STRATEGIES
... The absence of sentimentality as an exclusion criterion is a second feature of this definition. Although both DSM-IV and the Y-BOCS suggest that hoarding involves only non-sentimental saving, several studies dispute this assumption. For example, Furby found that ordinary people save possessions for ...
... The absence of sentimentality as an exclusion criterion is a second feature of this definition. Although both DSM-IV and the Y-BOCS suggest that hoarding involves only non-sentimental saving, several studies dispute this assumption. For example, Furby found that ordinary people save possessions for ...
Complications or adverse events with buprenorphine
... should be attempted when the pain has settled, prior to discharge from hospital. To recommence buprenorphine, first cease all other opiates, then recommence buprenorphine when early withdrawal symptoms begin to occur (usually 24 hours after the last dose of morphine). This is best conducted in consu ...
... should be attempted when the pain has settled, prior to discharge from hospital. To recommence buprenorphine, first cease all other opiates, then recommence buprenorphine when early withdrawal symptoms begin to occur (usually 24 hours after the last dose of morphine). This is best conducted in consu ...
- Brain Stimulation
... We report results from a large multicenter randomized controlled trial. The study was conducted at 18 study sites in France and Monaco, with active enrollment from May 2008 to July 2012. The study was approved by the ethics committee (CPP Sud-Est 6, France, #AU732), and the participants provided the ...
... We report results from a large multicenter randomized controlled trial. The study was conducted at 18 study sites in France and Monaco, with active enrollment from May 2008 to July 2012. The study was approved by the ethics committee (CPP Sud-Est 6, France, #AU732), and the participants provided the ...
Insomnia related to sleep apnoea: effect of long-term auto-adjusting positive airway
... association between OSAS and pre-existing insomnia is responsible for debilitating daytime symptoms, such as excessive daytime sleepiness, impaired cognitive performance or concentration and decreased night-time sleep quality [5]. It has been hypothesised that sympathetic hyperstimulation in insomni ...
... association between OSAS and pre-existing insomnia is responsible for debilitating daytime symptoms, such as excessive daytime sleepiness, impaired cognitive performance or concentration and decreased night-time sleep quality [5]. It has been hypothesised that sympathetic hyperstimulation in insomni ...