COPD Unmet Needs Assessment
... be covered by health insurances • In most of the developed countries, health insurances will cover treatment costs • No full coverage in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Russia, Canada, USA, Kyrgyzstan, Philippines, Malaysia, Georgia, China, Syria and Portugal • Large population can’t afford treatment ...
... be covered by health insurances • In most of the developed countries, health insurances will cover treatment costs • No full coverage in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Russia, Canada, USA, Kyrgyzstan, Philippines, Malaysia, Georgia, China, Syria and Portugal • Large population can’t afford treatment ...
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... of onychomycosis. It presents as small, white, powdery patches on the surface of the nail.2, 6 Proximal onychomycosis (Figure 3) is the least common type of onychomycosis and usually presents in patients ...
... of onychomycosis. It presents as small, white, powdery patches on the surface of the nail.2, 6 Proximal onychomycosis (Figure 3) is the least common type of onychomycosis and usually presents in patients ...
TEXAS MEDICATION ALGORITHM PROJECT PROCEDURAL MANUAL BIPOLAR DISORDER ALGORITHMS
... current information on the newest psychotropic medications and research data, as well as specific treatment sequences with tactical recommendations. Patients receive the benefit of patient education, which should enhance adherence to the treatment program. Algorithms are designed with the objectives ...
... current information on the newest psychotropic medications and research data, as well as specific treatment sequences with tactical recommendations. Patients receive the benefit of patient education, which should enhance adherence to the treatment program. Algorithms are designed with the objectives ...
S –Sudden I – Infant D – Death S
... you not only have the baby to deal with but also the parents/family/caretakers/etc When talking with others, determine the baby’s name, and refer to the baby by its name instead of “baby” or “patient” Responses from family/caregivers to the situation are not predictable; can range from silence to hy ...
... you not only have the baby to deal with but also the parents/family/caretakers/etc When talking with others, determine the baby’s name, and refer to the baby by its name instead of “baby” or “patient” Responses from family/caregivers to the situation are not predictable; can range from silence to hy ...
Responding to sexual harassment complaints: Effects of a dissolved
... workplace romance affect their decisions about ensuing sexual harassment complaints (Pierce et al., 2000; Summers & Myklebust, 1992). However, researchers have yet to provide a theoretical foundation from which to interpret this phenomenon. What is missing is a theory-based explanation for the underl ...
... workplace romance affect their decisions about ensuing sexual harassment complaints (Pierce et al., 2000; Summers & Myklebust, 1992). However, researchers have yet to provide a theoretical foundation from which to interpret this phenomenon. What is missing is a theory-based explanation for the underl ...
Reflex Conditioning
... virtually no short-term hysteresis. The behavior changes in that chapter could be seen as instantaneous adaptations to a stimulus. The various particular stimulus response relationships themselves could be seen as having developed over evolutionary time and would, therefore, be long-term adaptations ...
... virtually no short-term hysteresis. The behavior changes in that chapter could be seen as instantaneous adaptations to a stimulus. The various particular stimulus response relationships themselves could be seen as having developed over evolutionary time and would, therefore, be long-term adaptations ...
Kinesio taping compared to physical therapy modalities
... persistent pain which additionally needed injections for the myofascial trigger points. The fifth subject was excluded from the study as he did not participate in the program after the first week. No significant differences were found between the subjects who dropped out and the participants in term ...
... persistent pain which additionally needed injections for the myofascial trigger points. The fifth subject was excluded from the study as he did not participate in the program after the first week. No significant differences were found between the subjects who dropped out and the participants in term ...
Guideline on clinical investigation of medicinal - EMA
... results must be robust and clinically meaningful. This requires besides statistically significant results the incorporation of responder/remitter analyses to adequately assess clinical relevance. It has to be shown that initial response to treatment is maintained in at least one study following a ra ...
... results must be robust and clinically meaningful. This requires besides statistically significant results the incorporation of responder/remitter analyses to adequately assess clinical relevance. It has to be shown that initial response to treatment is maintained in at least one study following a ra ...
Clinical Application of Cardiotocography
... Indirect Effects of drugs • Acts by ↓ placental perfusion, which is secondary to maternal haemodynamic changes e.g. peripheral vasodilatation, or ↑ uterine contraction e.g. oxytocin Multiple drug effect • can change baseline heart rate and reactivity ...
... Indirect Effects of drugs • Acts by ↓ placental perfusion, which is secondary to maternal haemodynamic changes e.g. peripheral vasodilatation, or ↑ uterine contraction e.g. oxytocin Multiple drug effect • can change baseline heart rate and reactivity ...
Toxicityx
... Alexander et al. Can J Anaesth 1987; 34:343, Rendoing et al. Anesth Analg 1969;26,445, ...
... Alexander et al. Can J Anaesth 1987; 34:343, Rendoing et al. Anesth Analg 1969;26,445, ...
Spasticity Management – Dr. Manish Shah
... Intrathecal Baclofen (ITB) • Spastic Quadriplegics (both arms and legs are involved) • Multiple orthopedic procedures • Poor trunk control • Unable to become independent walkers ...
... Intrathecal Baclofen (ITB) • Spastic Quadriplegics (both arms and legs are involved) • Multiple orthopedic procedures • Poor trunk control • Unable to become independent walkers ...
Efficacy of Self-Administered Treatments for Depression and Anxiety
... placebo (d ⫽ 0.48). In their meta-analysis of 40 studies, Scogin et al. (1990) estimated an average effect size of d ⫽ 0.96 for SATs when they were compared with no treatment (the effect size for the subgroup composed of depression and anxiety studies was 0.73 and for the phobias group, 1.10). Gould ...
... placebo (d ⫽ 0.48). In their meta-analysis of 40 studies, Scogin et al. (1990) estimated an average effect size of d ⫽ 0.96 for SATs when they were compared with no treatment (the effect size for the subgroup composed of depression and anxiety studies was 0.73 and for the phobias group, 1.10). Gould ...
Retrospective Study / Welplex 2004
... Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) became available in the 70’s with only marginal increases in smoking cessation approaching 10% 15%. NRT carries with it its own problems and concerns. Individuals who continue to smoke while using NRT products are at significantly ...
... Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) became available in the 70’s with only marginal increases in smoking cessation approaching 10% 15%. NRT carries with it its own problems and concerns. Individuals who continue to smoke while using NRT products are at significantly ...
Strategies for smoking cessation
... Changes in smoking prevalence and overall quit ratios were also assessed by telephone interviews with over 100,000 households for the baseline survey (1988) and over 50,000 households for the final prevalence survey (1993). The results of this study were disappointing. Within the heavy smoker cohort ...
... Changes in smoking prevalence and overall quit ratios were also assessed by telephone interviews with over 100,000 households for the baseline survey (1988) and over 50,000 households for the final prevalence survey (1993). The results of this study were disappointing. Within the heavy smoker cohort ...
Effectiveness of Otago exercise program on reducing the fall
... rural area in low or middle class, they cannot afford the travelling expenses as the hospital is far away from their homes. Secondly as these are old persons, they may need assistance or some family members with them while coming for taking treatment. ...
... rural area in low or middle class, they cannot afford the travelling expenses as the hospital is far away from their homes. Secondly as these are old persons, they may need assistance or some family members with them while coming for taking treatment. ...
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Comparative Effectiveness Research Series
... DBT organizational readiness tools have not been developed to date; however, several resources are provided during DBT trainings to assess readiness to adopt DBT1: Individual Therapy Survey. The Individual Therapy Survey asks individuals to provide information regarding their education, years of exp ...
... DBT organizational readiness tools have not been developed to date; however, several resources are provided during DBT trainings to assess readiness to adopt DBT1: Individual Therapy Survey. The Individual Therapy Survey asks individuals to provide information regarding their education, years of exp ...
INFORMED CONSENT: QEEG AND NEUROFEEDBACK
... epilepsy, and dementia. QEEG has even been able to predict outcomes from treating conditions such as ADD/ADHD (Suffin & Emory, 1995), alcoholism (Bauer, 1993, 2001; Winterer, 1998), and drug abuse (Prichep et al, 1996a,b). The American Psychological Association (Board of Professional Affairs, 1995) ...
... epilepsy, and dementia. QEEG has even been able to predict outcomes from treating conditions such as ADD/ADHD (Suffin & Emory, 1995), alcoholism (Bauer, 1993, 2001; Winterer, 1998), and drug abuse (Prichep et al, 1996a,b). The American Psychological Association (Board of Professional Affairs, 1995) ...
Update on Alcohol, Other Drugs, and Health
... Subjects assigned to CCM received care from a team that included a nurse, a social worker, internists, and a psychiatrist with addiction expertise; the CCM visits were separate from primary care visits. The control group received primary care at the same center, without additional services. www.aodh ...
... Subjects assigned to CCM received care from a team that included a nurse, a social worker, internists, and a psychiatrist with addiction expertise; the CCM visits were separate from primary care visits. The control group received primary care at the same center, without additional services. www.aodh ...
1 - NICE
... shows the long term risk of recurrence, showing the potential long term success rates of interventions for the treatment of bedwetting. Dichotomous outcome measures were chosen mainly for pragmatic reasons. They represented the outcome measures reported in most trials and ones that the GDG had previ ...
... shows the long term risk of recurrence, showing the potential long term success rates of interventions for the treatment of bedwetting. Dichotomous outcome measures were chosen mainly for pragmatic reasons. They represented the outcome measures reported in most trials and ones that the GDG had previ ...
Effects of Coping Skills Training on Generalized Self
... other hand, no corresponding relation was found between testanxiety reduction and examination grade improvement. Analysis of the questionnaire data relating to specific selfefficacy changes within the coping skills group indicated significant increases in subjects' expectancies concerning their futu ...
... other hand, no corresponding relation was found between testanxiety reduction and examination grade improvement. Analysis of the questionnaire data relating to specific selfefficacy changes within the coping skills group indicated significant increases in subjects' expectancies concerning their futu ...
Alcohol and Substance Abuse Treatment Medicare Coverage
... Admission Criteria 3.1 OR 3.2 must be met: ...
... Admission Criteria 3.1 OR 3.2 must be met: ...
Author`s personal copy - Den Private Smerteklinik
... Background and aim: The present study reports on chronic non-cancer patients who were referred to a private pain clinic, according to a waiting time guarantee and treated within one month from referral. Based on evaluation by members of the multidisciplinary staff at our pain clinic a pain managemen ...
... Background and aim: The present study reports on chronic non-cancer patients who were referred to a private pain clinic, according to a waiting time guarantee and treated within one month from referral. Based on evaluation by members of the multidisciplinary staff at our pain clinic a pain managemen ...
The Results Are In: Analyzing Your MCAT Diagnostic Exam
... physician-recommended exercise programs, despite the even stronger correlation between lower economic class and many of the diseases that exercise would most directly benefit (most notably obesity and type 2 diabetes). That is to say, those patients who most need regular exercise are the ones least ...
... physician-recommended exercise programs, despite the even stronger correlation between lower economic class and many of the diseases that exercise would most directly benefit (most notably obesity and type 2 diabetes). That is to say, those patients who most need regular exercise are the ones least ...
How Do I Understand My Sleep Study Results
... The amount of air going into their body is not a normal/regular amount. Hypopnea events can cause small arousals and even full awakenings during sleep. Hypopnea events can contribute to irregular heart beats (rhythms), high blood pressure (hypertension), problems with controlling blood sugar levels ...
... The amount of air going into their body is not a normal/regular amount. Hypopnea events can cause small arousals and even full awakenings during sleep. Hypopnea events can contribute to irregular heart beats (rhythms), high blood pressure (hypertension), problems with controlling blood sugar levels ...
Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS) | Clinical
... assessed in a recent RCT that followed 60 patients for 4-weeks. The primary outcome measure was change in Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) score. Clinical response (more than a 50% reduction of the MADRS score) and remission (MADRS score ≤10 points) were also evaluated. There was no ...
... assessed in a recent RCT that followed 60 patients for 4-weeks. The primary outcome measure was change in Montgomery-Åsberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS) score. Clinical response (more than a 50% reduction of the MADRS score) and remission (MADRS score ≤10 points) were also evaluated. There was no ...