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Feline Leukemia virus based disease in cats

August 23rd, 2010 by admin | 0

Feline leukemia, FeLV, is a virus-based disease in cats that can cause anemia and lymphoma, among other serious illnesses. The virus can also suppress the cat’s immune system, affecting his/her ability to fight off bacteria, viruses and fungi that contribute to other serious health problems.
The feline leukemia virus is spread through direct contact with an [...]

MESOTHELIOMA A GUIDE TO COMPENSATION FOR VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES

August 18th, 2010 by admin | 0

A Claim through a Solicitor
In addition to claiming benefits and a lump sum from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), a mesothelioma victim should consider making a claim through a solicitor. This would be for a lump sum of compensation, known as damages. As most cases of mesothelioma occur because of exposure to asbestos [...]

State Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Programs Addresses Heart Attack Prevention

August 13th, 2010 by admin | 0

Examples of activities to implement in Health Care, Work sites, Communities, and Schools include:
Promoting health care environments that improve quality of care by increasing adherence to guidelines for the primary and secondary prevention of heart attack, e.g. physician reminder system. Potential Partners: primary care associations, federally-qualified health centers, managed are organizations, Medicare Quality Improvement Organization.
Partnering [...]

Who Cares Sources of Information About Health Care Products and Services

August 2nd, 2010 by admin | 0

Considering subsequently several methods regarding health related details towards your fingertips — several regarding them online — that it is usually challenging to be able to inform truth through fictional, or useful health related products and services through those that don’t work or aren’t safe. The FTC has created this booklet to be able to [...]

Withholding Antibiotic Treatment in Pneumonia Patients With Dementia

July 29th, 2010 by admin | 0

PATIENTS AND TREATMENTS
Treatment with antibiotics was withheld in 23% (ABwithheld) of the 706 patients in the Pneumonia Study. A few patients (8%) were treated with antibiotics according to their physicians for palliative reasons (ABpalliative), whereas all others (69%) were treated with antibiotics for curative reasons (AB-curative).
Table 3 describes the characteristics of the treatments used in [...]

Dental Hygienist Practice in Senior Centers and School-Based Programs

June 23rd, 2010 by admin | 0

Dental hygienists have been providing services in Washington since 1923 when the requirements for licensure took effect. Hygienists are covered by the Uniform Disciplinary Act, chapter 18.130 RCW.
In 1994, the Legislature requested the department complete a sunrise review of the dental hygiene profession. The department was to determine if dental hygienists should be allowed to [...]

Behavioral and Psychiatric Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease

March 13th, 2010 by admin | 2 comments

Alzheimer’s disease does more than rob people of their memories; people with Alzheimer’s actually experience two different kinds of symptoms. The first, which are referred to as cognitive symptoms, disrupt memory, language and thinking. The second, known as behavioral and psychiatric symptoms, can cause personality changes and agitation.
Many people with Alzheimer’s and their families find [...]

Nurse to Patient Ratio Study

March 12th, 2010 by admin | 0

Continuing changes within the health care field have brought to the forefront a growing awareness and concern regarding the quality of health care being delivered today in the nation’s acute care hospitals. This report summarizes the state of acute care hospitals today, looks at how this environment influences the trends within nursing, examines how these [...]

Tackling Nurse Shortages in OECD Countries

March 12th, 2010 by admin | 1 comment

There are reports of current nurse shortages in all but a few OECD countries. With further increases in demand for nurses expected and nurse workforce ageing predicted to reduce the supply of nurses, shortages are likely to persist or even increase in the future, unless action is taken to increase flows into and reduce flows [...]

Nurses Service Organization announces the NSO Outstanding Nurse

March 3rd, 2010 by admin | 0

Nurses Service Organization (NSO), a leading provider of professional liability insurance to nursing professionals, is launching the NSO Outstanding Nurse Search to share and reward the achievements and dedication of nursing professionals around the country.
“Every nurse (RN, NP, CNS…) has inspiring stories to tell about how they’ve had a positive influence on their patients’ lives [...]

NURSE STAFFING RESEARCH PAPER

February 23rd, 2010 by admin | 0

The research is clear that having fewer patients per nurse or more nursing care hours per patient day is associated with fewer adverse outcomes. Having fewer patients per nurse is associated with lower rates of mortality, failure to rescue, and some specific adverse events, especially among surgical patients. This association is no longer in dispute.
In [...]

COLLEGE OF NURSING CLINICAL NURSE LEADER/NURSE EDUCATOR PROGRAMS

February 17th, 2010 by admin | 0

Preceptor agreements are individual contractual arrangements for supervision of students. Arrangements are initiated by the College of Nursing and negotiated with each agency. Clinical experience involves one or two students and is negotiated with the preceptor.
Role of the Faculty Member:
1. Assist student with identification of learning goals and objectives for the course.
2. Provide preceptor with [...]