Navigate the research review and approval process efficiently as a busy clinician investigator at Hughes Spalding with insights on key responsibilities, approval levels, and contact information of relevant personnel. From pre-award tasks like facilitating reviews and gaining approvals to post-award

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The ID-AWARE Project aims to enhance mental health services in schools by increasing awareness, providing training for personnel, and connecting youth and families to needed support. Funded by a federal grant, the project focuses on creating healthier school environments and implementing evidence-ba

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Understanding the complexities of pain management, opioid use, and addiction from both patient and clinician perspectives. Unveiling challenges faced in trust, honesty, and care within the healthcare setting. A deep dive into the impact of chronic pain on individuals and society, shedding light on t

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This presentation by William H. Reid, MD, MPH provides insights for clinicians testifying in civil and criminal cases. It covers legal processes, ethical considerations, and principles of testimony. The content also distinguishes between expert and ordinary witness roles, and highlights the adversar

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The AHA Health Care Talent Scan provides an annual overview of health care employment trends and expert recommendations for recruiting, training, and retaining health care workers. It addresses challenges in workforce planning, including clinician well-being, evolving education and training needs, a

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Amid the challenges of the pandemic, it's crucial to recognize signs of anxiety and depression, triggers, and the concept of surge capacity. Understanding how to refuel and rebuild this capacity is key to maintaining mental well-being during these uncertain times. Clinician Maria Green provides insi

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History taking is crucial in diagnosing musculoskeletal conditions, with a clinician being 60% closer to a diagnosis with a thorough history. This session covers the structure of history, MSK systemic review, pain assessment, swelling evaluation, and more. Students will learn to take a relevant hist

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The report highlights current challenges and identified gaps in genetic and genomic testing for breast cancer risk assessment. The workgroup aims to catalog existing materials, address terminology confusion, and improve public and clinician education. Challenges include complex terminology, uncertai

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Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada allows for self-administered and clinician-assisted options, with specific eligibility criteria based on grievous and irremediable medical conditions. Only physicians can currently provide MAID in Manitoba, respecting conscience-based objections. Eligibil

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Community Health Nurses play various roles including Clinician, Educator, Advocate, Manager, Collaborator, Leader, and Researcher. The Clinician role focuses on providing holistic care, health promotion, and wellness services to individuals, families, groups, and populations. The Educator role invol

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This reference guide delves into the purpose and responsibilities associated with death certification, covering topics such as completing the death certificate, pronouncement of death, and the clinician's role. It emphasizes the importance of accurate documentation for national statistics, medical r

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Dr. Lisa Roberts shares her inspiring journey as a clinical academic, blending roles as a physiotherapist, researcher, lecturer, and clinician manager. She emphasizes perseverance, team collaboration, and seeking opportunities for growth in her career. Through challenges and successes, she advocates

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Engage clinicians effectively by building relationships, addressing barriers, and highlighting benefits. Understand clinician perspectives and leverage established patient relationships to advance translational science research. Overcome participation barriers for both clinicians and patient-partici

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Effective tobacco treatment counseling strategies, including addressing physiological and behavioral aspects of dependence, offering pharmacological treatments, and utilizing various clinician types, can significantly increase the likelihood of successful smoking cessation. Clinician interventions p

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Women in the United States encounter various barriers in accessing healthcare, including higher costs compared to men, challenges in obtaining timely care, and lower likelihood of receiving preventive services when lacking a regular clinician. Despite decreases in uninsured rates, many women still f

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Moonshot to revolutionize healthcare software design, making it safe, easy to use, and adaptable. The approach involves modular platform control for users, inspired by NASA's mission control software. The MedWISER model aims for clinician-driven, composable architecture in healthcare systems. Focus

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Hospital clinicians share their perspectives on gaps in substance use disorder (SUD) care before and after the implementation of an Addiction Consultation Team (ACT) in an urban hospital. The study reveals the impact of ACT on addressing SUD care gaps, reducing stigma, improving patient rapport, and

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This content discusses the updates and additions to DICOM attributes and CID code lists related to patient gender identity representation. It addresses the use of sex and gender identity data in healthcare settings, focusing on cases like transgender patients undergoing hormone transition. The HL7 G

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Detailed overview of the screening process from sample collection to clinician consultation, including timelines, referral pathways, and confirmation procedures for preterm babies. Lab turnaround times, repeat sample guidelines, and referral process details are also covered.

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Explore the alarming impact of medical errors on patient outcomes, with a focus on clinical rotations, national patient safety goals, and the Josie King Story. Uncover the importance of patient empowerment and clinician responsibility in improving healthcare quality.

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A collaborative partnership between school districts and Southwest Behavioral & Health Services offers counseling and support services to students and families. Eligible for services are all students and their families, with funding from various sources. Referrals can be made by school administrator

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Academic promotions in a medical school are crucial for recognizing achievements, maintaining competitiveness, and serving the institution's interests. Promotion criteria include teaching effectiveness, scholarly activity, clinical service, and active participation in various communities. Meritoriou

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The Department of Medicine Faculty Meeting agenda includes updates on the DOM Quality Institute, wellness initiatives, clinician awards, research highlights, and mentorship awards. The meeting also includes a presentation from the President & CEO of UVMHN Medical Group. Additionally, new residents,

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Shirley Gutkowski, a dedicated clinician with 30 years of experience, is on a mission to prevent major diseases by addressing children's growth patterns through Primal Air, LLC. Specializing in orofacial myofunctional therapy and Buteyko breathing retraining, Shirley offers services to help overcome

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Utilizing the CEFR Mediation skills framework, this study explores the benefits of incorporating mediation skills in healthcare communication for Foundation stage university students. The integration of mediation descriptors helps create a competency framework that focuses on adaptability, intercult

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The history of school nurses in ACPS reveals a transformation from initial discretionary hires in the 1990s to the establishment of the Health Clinician position in 1995 and the upgrade to school nurses in 1997. Despite efforts at standardization, challenges remained with limited resources and varyi

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A detailed plan is outlined for a digital solution to streamline testing procedures in secondary care, enhancing communication and efficiency between specialists and GPs. The system involves pre-agreed tests, clear accountability, and utilization of test arrays, ensuring safer practices while addres

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Delve into the realm of applied medical ethics with Dr. Deepthi Edussuriya, a senior lecturer, as you learn to identify ethical considerations and evaluate approaches to solving ethical dilemmas in medical practice. Understand the principles approach and the use of philosophical methods to determine

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The CARe program focuses on approaching adverse events in healthcare with empathy, emphasizing communication, apology, and resolution. It aims to improve patient outcomes, clinician-patient relationships, and overall healthcare system efficiency by addressing adverse events promptly and transparentl

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DSM-5, authored by Matt Dugan, LPC, and Steve Donaldson, MAC, CACII, provides a comprehensive look at the revisions and changes from DSM-IV-TR. It discusses the importance of evolving diagnostic systems to capture clinical experiences effectively. The book emphasizes the need for a dimensional appro

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The Department of Medicine (DoM) at the University of Toronto is a hub of research excellence with a focus on patient-driven work, equity, diversity, and social accountability. The DoM offers numerous research opportunities for residents and faculty members, emphasizing the importance of engaging wi

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This study delves into the effectiveness of the ECHO Ontario program in translating knowledge into practice for chronic pain and opioid management. It examines the impact, achievements, learning objectives, and challenges faced by healthcare providers and patients involved in the program. Through a

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Collaborating with the American College of Physicians, we are modernizing medical license and credentialing applications to prioritize clinician mental health, remove barriers to seeking mental healthcare, and promote well-being and professional fulfillment. By emphasizing the importance of support

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Challenges in conducting suicide risk assessments in remote work environments include reduced access to in-person clinician support, reliance on technology for crisis interventions, and the impact of home isolation on team debriefing. Guidelines for when to conduct risk assessments, reminders on pro

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Comprehensive Trauma-Informed Assessment (CTIA) at Hope Services, LLC aims to collect information on emotional, behavioral symptoms, trauma history, and mental status to provide appropriate diagnoses, treatment, and recommendations. Through clinician training and involvement of DSS/CPS, clients rece

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Sexual health clinician, Christine Zarowski, RN BSN, implemented virtual intracavernosal injection training during the COVID-19 pandemic at the Sexual Rehabilitation Clinic. The program provided web-based training on penile injections, resulting in high patient satisfaction and confidence levels. Vi

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