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... Commit to incorporating smoking cessation into practice as recommended in the Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for Stroke Care, 2008 Be competent in implementing the 5A’s into smoking cessation initiatives Be able to counsel patients on using NRT Be aware of local resources for smoking ...
... Commit to incorporating smoking cessation into practice as recommended in the Canadian Best Practice Recommendations for Stroke Care, 2008 Be competent in implementing the 5A’s into smoking cessation initiatives Be able to counsel patients on using NRT Be aware of local resources for smoking ...
Manual-Based Treatment: Evolution and Evaluation
... that exposure to relevant anxiety-eliciting cues was a necessary and sufficient condition for therapeutic success. Wolpe’s (1958) theory of reciprocal inhibition was promptly discarded (Wilson & Davison, 1971; much to his displeasure), and more powerful and flexible forms of exposure treatment were ...
... that exposure to relevant anxiety-eliciting cues was a necessary and sufficient condition for therapeutic success. Wolpe’s (1958) theory of reciprocal inhibition was promptly discarded (Wilson & Davison, 1971; much to his displeasure), and more powerful and flexible forms of exposure treatment were ...
Alvina Begay
... comprehensive weight program should make maximum use of multiple strategies for behavior therapy (self monitoring, stress management, stimulus control, problem solving, contingency management, cognitive restructuring, and social support). Behavior therapy in addition to diet and physical activ ...
... comprehensive weight program should make maximum use of multiple strategies for behavior therapy (self monitoring, stress management, stimulus control, problem solving, contingency management, cognitive restructuring, and social support). Behavior therapy in addition to diet and physical activ ...
Paediatric Addendum on Weight Control in - EMA
... changes obtained during the run-in phase when at least one of the co-morbidities exists. Children of all ages should be represented in sufficient large proportions in the study. Overweight patients with obesity-related co-morbidities could be included in the study. Exclusion criteria: patients with ...
... changes obtained during the run-in phase when at least one of the co-morbidities exists. Children of all ages should be represented in sufficient large proportions in the study. Overweight patients with obesity-related co-morbidities could be included in the study. Exclusion criteria: patients with ...
Diette GB, Patino CM, Merriman B, Paulin L, Riekert K, Okelo S, Thompson K, Krishnan JA, Quartey R, Perez-Williams D, Rand C. Patient factors that physicians use to assign asthma treatment. Arch Intern Med. 2007;167(13): p.1360-6.
... FPs 72% vs 34%, P ⬍ .001), if the patients were bothered by their asthma (PSs 81% vs 24%, P⬍.001; FPs 80% vs 34%, P⬍.001), or if the patients’ symptoms were worse than at the previous visit (PSs 68% vs 24%, P⬍.001; FPs 68% vs 34%, P ⬍.001). The PSs and FPs made similar medication changes, and regard ...
... FPs 72% vs 34%, P ⬍ .001), if the patients were bothered by their asthma (PSs 81% vs 24%, P⬍.001; FPs 80% vs 34%, P⬍.001), or if the patients’ symptoms were worse than at the previous visit (PSs 68% vs 24%, P⬍.001; FPs 68% vs 34%, P ⬍.001). The PSs and FPs made similar medication changes, and regard ...
Linking evidence-based medicine to clinical decision analysis
... over another. Guyat et al (8) and Dowie (22, 23) have argued that the effective application of EBM requires integration within the framework of a decision analysis model. We have recently demonstrated that it is possible to link EBM measures of therapeutic efficacy to the framework of formal decisio ...
... over another. Guyat et al (8) and Dowie (22, 23) have argued that the effective application of EBM requires integration within the framework of a decision analysis model. We have recently demonstrated that it is possible to link EBM measures of therapeutic efficacy to the framework of formal decisio ...
Treatment of Bulimia Nervosa
... home-based outpatient, or a partial hospital/day treatment program require preservice notification. Notification of a scheduled admission must occur at least five (5) business days before admission. Notification of an unscheduled admission (including Emergency admissions) should occur as soon as is ...
... home-based outpatient, or a partial hospital/day treatment program require preservice notification. Notification of a scheduled admission must occur at least five (5) business days before admission. Notification of an unscheduled admission (including Emergency admissions) should occur as soon as is ...
Eylea - Regeneron
... 6.2 Immunogenicity As with all therapeutic proteins, there is a potential for an immune response in patients treated with EYLEA. The immunogenicity of EYLEA was evaluated in serum samples. The immunogenicity data reflect the percentage of patients whose test results were considered positive for anti ...
... 6.2 Immunogenicity As with all therapeutic proteins, there is a potential for an immune response in patients treated with EYLEA. The immunogenicity of EYLEA was evaluated in serum samples. The immunogenicity data reflect the percentage of patients whose test results were considered positive for anti ...
Residential Treatment of Bulimia Nervosa COVERAGE OPTUM™ DETERMINATION
... Optum reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to modify its coverage determination guidelines and clinical guidelines as necessary. While this Coverage Determination Guideline does reflect Optum’s understanding of current best practices in care, it does not constitute medical advice. ...
... Optum reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to modify its coverage determination guidelines and clinical guidelines as necessary. While this Coverage Determination Guideline does reflect Optum’s understanding of current best practices in care, it does not constitute medical advice. ...
Take-Home Restrictions
... At present, Indiana is not imposing more strict guidelines for take-home medication than the federal regulations. We are in the process of developing rules, however, which may do this. Louise Polansky, Addiction Services California is more stringent than the federal guidlines for THs; however, Calif ...
... At present, Indiana is not imposing more strict guidelines for take-home medication than the federal regulations. We are in the process of developing rules, however, which may do this. Louise Polansky, Addiction Services California is more stringent than the federal guidlines for THs; however, Calif ...
Medication Reconciliation Review
... admission, transfer to another patient care unit, post-procedure, or discharge). If you find this, it counts as an error, as well as being an ADE. In U.S. hospitals only, also review the list of diagnosis codes that have been assigned to the case by medical staff and see if any of the codes start wi ...
... admission, transfer to another patient care unit, post-procedure, or discharge). If you find this, it counts as an error, as well as being an ADE. In U.S. hospitals only, also review the list of diagnosis codes that have been assigned to the case by medical staff and see if any of the codes start wi ...
Ethical, Legal, and Professional Challenges Posed By “Controlled
... The provider should check for a patient’s local medical records, even if the patient claims to have never been at the clinic or institution previously. The patient might have forgotten or wish to conceal previous visits to your institution that could demonstrate a pattern consistent with controlled ...
... The provider should check for a patient’s local medical records, even if the patient claims to have never been at the clinic or institution previously. The patient might have forgotten or wish to conceal previous visits to your institution that could demonstrate a pattern consistent with controlled ...
Plenary – Litwin_Soloway 2012
... • When treatments more efficacious, disparities increase • In U.S., health care fragmented for all people, but people with high SES mobilize necessary resources • Intensive models of HCV care which mobilize resources may decrease associations between SES and HCV-related morbidity and mortality ...
... • When treatments more efficacious, disparities increase • In U.S., health care fragmented for all people, but people with high SES mobilize necessary resources • Intensive models of HCV care which mobilize resources may decrease associations between SES and HCV-related morbidity and mortality ...
Clinical Slide Set. Eating Disorders
... How is anorexia nervosa diagnosed? Refusal to maintain body weight at or above minimally normal weight Intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat Disturbance in perception of body weight or shape ...
... How is anorexia nervosa diagnosed? Refusal to maintain body weight at or above minimally normal weight Intense fear of gaining weight or becoming fat Disturbance in perception of body weight or shape ...
external stimulus initially "goaded" the ani
... & Marquis, 1940), the global influence his system later achieved remained-in doubt. By 1946 Skinner's book,had sold only 550 copies of an original printing of 800 (Skinner, 1979) and the plates had gone into scrap because of the shortage of lead during the war. But Columbia's Keller and Schoenfeld a ...
... & Marquis, 1940), the global influence his system later achieved remained-in doubt. By 1946 Skinner's book,had sold only 550 copies of an original printing of 800 (Skinner, 1979) and the plates had gone into scrap because of the shortage of lead during the war. But Columbia's Keller and Schoenfeld a ...
Stage 4 Pressure Ulcer Case Study Research Paper
... normal circulation to that area, having a condition associated with poor circulation will make nutrient supply even less. This then means, that smoking is another contributing factor because it effects circulation. Lastly, any condition that makes the individual unaware they need to change positions ...
... normal circulation to that area, having a condition associated with poor circulation will make nutrient supply even less. This then means, that smoking is another contributing factor because it effects circulation. Lastly, any condition that makes the individual unaware they need to change positions ...
1 CULTURE CHANGE - The American Health Lawyers Association
... and to be more cognizant of them as individuals. Making facilities more home-like and giving residents individual choices for meals, and different options for showering time, waking/sleeping time and when they receive medication, all fall under the culture change initiative. But with so many differe ...
... and to be more cognizant of them as individuals. Making facilities more home-like and giving residents individual choices for meals, and different options for showering time, waking/sleeping time and when they receive medication, all fall under the culture change initiative. But with so many differe ...
multiple-sclerosis-ms-relapsing-remitting-multiple-sclerosis
... Prevention of MS relapse where other Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) licensed therapies are inappropriate or are contraindicated. Review by a neurologist is required every six months. Clinical documentation of effectiveness is necessary for continuation of IVIg therapy. Effectiveness can be d ...
... Prevention of MS relapse where other Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) licensed therapies are inappropriate or are contraindicated. Review by a neurologist is required every six months. Clinical documentation of effectiveness is necessary for continuation of IVIg therapy. Effectiveness can be d ...
View article in full window - Brief Treatment and Crisis Intervention
... “defect” to be less visible in the dark. It is not uncommon for BDD patients to slowly decrease the type or manner of activities they engage in, such as choosing to sit in the back of a classroom, go to less and less crowded places, get less and less close up to people, spend time with only family m ...
... “defect” to be less visible in the dark. It is not uncommon for BDD patients to slowly decrease the type or manner of activities they engage in, such as choosing to sit in the back of a classroom, go to less and less crowded places, get less and less close up to people, spend time with only family m ...
Eating Disorders: Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia
... settings, including behavior modification and psychotherapy. In short, future trials are needed to clarify fully the effectiveness of these drugs. The literature contains few data about the treatment of bulimia, and no specific forms of treatment have been established. Patients with bulimia recogniz ...
... settings, including behavior modification and psychotherapy. In short, future trials are needed to clarify fully the effectiveness of these drugs. The literature contains few data about the treatment of bulimia, and no specific forms of treatment have been established. Patients with bulimia recogniz ...
... urinary cortisol excretion were significantly higher following treatment with BDP compared with BUD consistent with greater systemic absorption from the latter. Comparisons of the Turbuhaler and Diskhaler devices have shown that these devices achieved similar clinical efficacy for delivering both be ...
Treatment outcomes: what we know and what we need to know
... the need to develop programmes and interventions which are specifically designed to tackle alcohol-related problems in this patient group. Poor drinking outcomes represent an area of weakness requiring urgent attention by drug misuse treatment services, especially by methadone treatment services. Tr ...
... the need to develop programmes and interventions which are specifically designed to tackle alcohol-related problems in this patient group. Poor drinking outcomes represent an area of weakness requiring urgent attention by drug misuse treatment services, especially by methadone treatment services. Tr ...
Use of Lisdexamfetamine dimesylate in treatment of executive functioning
... executive functioning impairments among patients with conditions like ADHD (see e.g., Young, 2007), and case-study evidence has suggested that they may hold promise for improving executive functioning in patients with CFS as well (Young and Redmond, 2007). However, no empirical studies to date have ...
... executive functioning impairments among patients with conditions like ADHD (see e.g., Young, 2007), and case-study evidence has suggested that they may hold promise for improving executive functioning in patients with CFS as well (Young and Redmond, 2007). However, no empirical studies to date have ...
El Paso Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology Center, P
... There are now four options for beginning immunotherapy: 1) ALLERGY SHOTS – MOST EFFECTIVE, LONGEST EXPERIENCE ...
... There are now four options for beginning immunotherapy: 1) ALLERGY SHOTS – MOST EFFECTIVE, LONGEST EXPERIENCE ...