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During this program, we will review recent CMS memos and what every hospital must have to avoid deficiency reports. Additionally, our expert will identify hot and problematic standards and explain how to overcome them. Attendees will learn real-life examples to illustrate the current requirements and how to remain compliant.....
Suprakkondiler bölge anatomisini Suprakondiler kirik olusma mekanizmalarini Suprakondiler kirik tiplerini Tedavi seklini Beraberinde olan yaralanmalari ve tedavilerini Komplikasyonlarini ve nasil yönetecegini ögrenir
Sunum Akış Şeması Röntgen incelemenin kuvvetli ve zayıf noktaları Kemikte tümörlerin yerleştiği bölgeler Kemik destrüksiyon tipleri Periost reaksiyonları Sintigrafi, BT, MRG ve PET
The Crisis and Trauma Resource Institute Language and meaning are interconnected. The words we choose communicate deeply and influence how we understand and work with people and their problems. This webinar explores how developing awareness about language and choosing the right words are essential for an effective counseling re....
3.00 Hours
This course has been developed by the National Syllabus for conflict resolution and deals with communication skills, personal safety and 'what if' situations.
1.00 Hours
This module looks at how to identify stress, what might cause stress and ways of managing your own stress.
1.00 Hours
This module looks at the reasonable steps to take to be protected from infection.
The webinar audience is all stakeholders who wish to learn the challenges and benefits of creating full traceability for medication in a high risk IC-Unit.
Infectious diseases are still a major threat in the world today. In the current case of the coronavirus global pandemic 2019, healthcare systems have the challenge of massive testing, isolating (quarantine) those suspected of being exposed to the virus, re-testing (at the end of the viral incubation period), treating and managin....
The novel coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by the SARS-CoV-2 virus has become a pandemic with a growing number of cases globally. Previous studies suggest that depression, anxiety disorders, substance abuse, increased suicidal tendencies, and PTSD commonly follow major economic crises or natural disasters. The psycholo....
According to the 2018 UNAIDS Global AIDS Update. According to the ZAMPHIA 2016 fact sheet. The cornerstone for achieving the UNAIDS 90-90-90 targets by 2020 begins with PLHIV knowing their status. As the proportions of those living with HIV who do not know their HIV infection status decrease, reaching the remaining few who are a....
Cold chain is a system of storing and transporting vaccines at recommended temperatures from the point of manufacture to the point of use. Without it, all vaccines lose potency over time, especially if exposed to heat, some also lose their potency when frozen. The cold chain system can enhance the on-going quality, safety and e....
Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is an inherited blood disorder and lifelong illness that can affect all systems of the body. Early diagnosis and good quality of care can significantly improve health outcomes for individuals with SCD. Through the learning pathway, health care professionals will gain a foundational understanding o....
This session will highlight the differential diagnoses of chest pain. It will also cover a section on understanding the pathophysiology of chest pain. The session further provides a good overview of the approach to a patient with chest pain with a focus on key diagnoses not to miss.
This course generally covers the definition, techniques, how and when to practice hand hygiene. Maintaining good hygiene level is important for staying healthy and avoiding diseases. Many illnesses can be contracted by touching certain surfaces, passing on bacteria or viruses that has been deposited on the surfaces. This is one....
Epidemics past and present provide us with an opportunity to prepare for the future, but are we doing enough, or will future epidemics catch us off-guard again?