However, the bigger vision is to "connect healthcare systems around the world" by improving clinician-to-clinician (and potentially clinician-to-patient) communication and information-sharing with a platform that is built from the get-go to be secure, flexible and compliant.
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Usually there is one mental health clinician for 12 children, but during the period investigators studied, there were more than 25 children for one clinician.
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A scenario I can imagine that would be very different is a patient who had a long-standing relationship with a particular clinician, and that particular clinician was out of town.
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"You really need to talk to a clinician," Hogen replied.
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Dear Amy: I am a clinician working at a hospital.
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Sometimes, when a clinician is not available on-site, patients at the health center meet with the doctor or nurse through a video-conferencing platform and take the mifepristone in view of the clinician.
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"Every clinician in cancer care is providing palliative care," she said.
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Only about 6 percent reported discussing memory difficulties with a clinician.
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Streams would alert the right clinician when a patient's condition deteriorates.
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As a clinician, Hahn specialized in treating lung and genitourinary cancers.
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This highlights again how challenging this is for a consumer or clinician.
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This is just another tool that a clinician would get to use.
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Which means a clinician helping an individual patient with their own care.
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One dirt road may lead to a health center with one clinician.
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The report's authors said clinician burnout is a systematic, not individual, issue.
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The issue of clinician burnout has reached a breaking point this year.
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Dr. Lauren Franz, a clinician, works with the boy in the room.
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He is National Clinician Scholar at the Yale University School of Medicine.
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Carol is a licensed clinician who has struggled with mental health problems.
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Production after production embodied what Mr. Miller had learned as a clinician.
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At the hospital, a clinician asked Keith questions about how he was feeling.
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Sometimes, the clinician just doesn't have the training to diagnose and treat trauma.
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Health care today faces a clinician shortage; let that sink in a minute.
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Dr. John Gallin, the center's director since 1994, is a clinician and researcher.
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Patchwork helps the NHS deliver savings by filling vacant clinician shifts more efficiently.
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Another clinician visited Cruz and his mother at home that day as well.
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Wethers was the consummate clinician and a fearless advocate for improved patient care.
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Dr. Lipman, who is a clinician as well as a distance runner, agrees.
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A clinician can take care of the problem, and they leave so happy.
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"There was a lot more coordinating phone calls with public-health organizations, with the CDC, with the New England Journal, with other people caring for affected patients, so that we could learn really fast from clinician to clinician," she added.
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I thought I could convince a clinician to let me go before 220 hours.
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Clinician-scientists have created stimulators that treat patients and simultaneously monitor patient brain function.
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The 321-page report included a review of available scientific research on clinician burnout.
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"People who think they may be at risk should consult their clinician," he added.
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She has done a lot of research, but lacks access to a specialized clinician.
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She evolved from clinician to physician-scientist, driven by the need for more knowledge.
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"If the patient does not trust or feel comfortable with their clinician, then the patient doesn't disclose, for example, they have used IV drugs and are at risk for HIV…then the clinician is not able to treat the patient," she explains.
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The clinician can forego the gaming rig and focus on projecting a natural, empathetic presence.
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Can you get them to do this reproducibly without a clinician being in a room?
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Some people work one-on-one with a clinician who also provides psychotherapy, for example.
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The department's guide, then, is a hugely important document, and every clinician should take note.
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In February 113 he launched DeepMind Health, which builds clinician-led technology in the NHS.
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In February 2016 he launched DeepMind Health, which builds clinician-led technology in the NHS.
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Yesterday a semi-prominent, internet-popular, obesity clinician fat shamed two speakers at #OW113 211.
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She is a hospitalist and an inpatient clinician educator at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
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The "general hopelessness of the alcoholic's plight" is accepted by patient and clinician as fact.
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Another boy lay on a gurney, soaked in blood, as a clinician worked on him.
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"I'm not concerned and I'm not afraid," she told the clinician, the Henderson records say.
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In the end, he decided to go into public health and not be a clinician.
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The bride's father is a clinician and professor of internal medicine at Michigan State University.
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This made it clear that really anyone could fall under the spell of a clinician.
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"That clinician/patient relationship is extremely important to build trust from the beginning," Leslie says.
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Then a clinician measures the gap above, below, and at the navel with her fingers.
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For assisted deaths in Canada, these are the health authorities' coordinating centres or a providing clinician.
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For the first month, all of them received weekly one-on-one meetings with a clinician.
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It is a tough job for the clinician and an even tougher situation for the patient.
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That issue of clinician comfort is a big part of the gap in proper STI screening.
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"Then, when my eyes were closed, the clinician suddenly turned on the electroshock machine," he recalls.
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Unlike in a school setting, information from a clinician or other health care professional is confidential.
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"It has really strengthened the relationship between the primary care clinician and the family," Earls said.
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From my perspective as a clinician, we're trying to have a non-judgmental kind of understanding.
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They need to speak with a voice of legal authority and not just as a clinician.
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Sally J. Ortega is the lead clinician mission bay for Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest.
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The clinician said his mother was going to get him an ID, according to the documents.
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As a clinician, I took note but refrained from comment about glaring unresolved issues with authority.
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"The clinician just wanted it to go away," said Dr. Luke Sato, CRICO's chief medical officer.
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What they found: In comparing the results of the decisions AI Clinician would have made with the results from the doctors' decisions, they found patients who had received the same treatment as suggested by AI Clinician had the lowest mortality rate, Imperial College London's Gordon says.
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Margaret Altman is a semi-retired clinician with three decades of experience in the mental health field.
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"This is where I as a clinician and a researcher have a lot of concerns," says Navar.
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As a mental health clinician herself, Acker could easily recognize these signs as a mental health issue.
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And we saw this convergent evidence on parent ratings, clinician evaluations, and laboratory tests of children's performance.
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As of 295, patient demand already exceeded clinician supply by the equivalent of 25 full-time providers.
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In this case, the patient who has a blood test, and the clinician who reviews the results.
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He is a nationally-recognized clinician and researcher in the area of recurrent pregnancy loss and infertility.
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As a clinician, you know that their brain has changed, that it will always be nicotine-hungry.
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If the tenancy cannot be preserved, the TPP clinician assists the individual to find more appropriate housing.
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The scale used was a common, clinician-administered depression questionnaire called the Montgomery–Åsberg Depression Rating Scale.
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Such disputes are not uncommon for patients with personality disorders, says Norko, the Yale professor and clinician.
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They use Wikipedia and YouTube, and can google more facts than any seasoned clinician can ever know.
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"The extra step of having the clinician call eliminated a lot of frivolous testing," Dr. Soong said.
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Charles is a clinician who is inept at self-analysis and pretty ineffectual at most everything else.
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Yet, somehow, having a primary-care clinician as your main source of care is better for you.
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Overall, the HHS finds, that there could be a 10,000-plus mental health clinician shortage by 2025.
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From my perspective, both as a clinician and as a patient, I found the information on guideline.
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The clinician who saw her thanked her for coming in and said they could take care of her.
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Chrissy is a 47-year-old nurse clinician living in Missouri who decided to get labiaplasty and vaginoplasty.
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It also allows judgment of his skills and insight as a clinician, and perhaps, as a human being.
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In the real world, they may be determined by customer inclination and provider fatigue – not by clinician expertise.
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A clinician might be better equipped to deal with anxious and depressed patients who are curious about psychedelics.
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It wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how clinician training might directly impact patient outcomes.
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Befrienders Worldwide You can also find a trained mental health clinician to help someone before a crisis begins.
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The system allows the clinician to move the glove with a joystick and operates over a public 5G network.
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It'll also flag if a user has signs of sleep apnea and suggest they check in with a clinician.
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If people believe they have autism but do not have a diagnosis, Felicity House can help find a clinician.
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The board will also measure progress, aiming to offer the clinician a more granular way of tracking a patient.
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Clinician education regarding the treatment of substance use disorders, and in particular opioid use disorder, has been grossly inadequate.
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Over time, Hoyos said, he wants to add more data on doctors to help people pick the right clinician.
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However, Charles Swanton, chief clinician of Cancer Research UK, stressed that the causes and prevention methods are still unconfirmed.
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It can only be provided by a doctor or other clinician who has gone through a special certification process.
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The clinician then practices what is called reflective listening, responding to what the patient explains, restating what you've heard.
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While working as a reporter, she was also a mental health crisis counselor and clinician in the Worcester area.
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Partnership with a compassionate and skillful clinician who encourages our strengths as well as welcomes our vulnerability is invaluable.
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Supplements Men who have been diagnosed with low testosterone should consider discussing certain supplements with their clinician, Espinosa said.
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It is such a small gesture but can give meaning to the patient, to the family, to the clinician.
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Some devices are indwelling and must be placed by a clinician, while patients can place a new nonindwelling device themselves.
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There's a nice desk for the clinician to sit behind, a computer situated stage left, and books in the background.
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At Electric Eclectics, Jax asked her participants to sign a waiver—she isn't a trained clinician, she's a performance artist.
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A clinician had initially recommended he stay for 30 to 45 days, which Mackey believed was covered by the $7,500.
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Will the technology become good enough to enable safe, effective treatment in the absence of a professional therapist or clinician?
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Every interaction with a health system, insurer, actuary, clinician, researcher, policy wonk, or other expert is an opportunity to learn.
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"Like all vaccines, having a strong recommendation by the clinician is one of greatest predictors of getting vaccinated," Markowitz said.
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It will be possible to log and record every access or edit or update to the data by that clinician.
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" The pamphlet continued, "Misunderstanding of this phenomenon may lead the clinician to inappropriately stigmatize the patient with the label 'addict.
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Her father is a urologist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Queens hospital in Flushing, where her mother is a registered nurse clinician.
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When a clinician asked a patient to move her existing fingers, it appeared as if the missing hand had returned.
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As a clinician with more than 50 years of experience treating substance abuse, I've seen this tragedy unfold countless times.
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My esteemed colleague, Elinore McCance-Katz M.D., Ph.D., a distinguished addiction researcher and clinician, was just appointed to this position.
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" The new recommendations: Men ages 55 to 69 should "make an individualized decision about prostate cancer screening with their clinician.
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A clinician serves as a expert partner, so people can discuss what to do if treatments aren't working, he says.
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Nineteen states currently require a clinician to be physically present during a medication abortion, thus prohibiting the use of telemedicine.
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However, it has fallen off the radar for doctors, said Daru, who is also a clinician in obstetrics and gynecology.
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It's also why I think clinician led companies and investors are not good — because they come with their own baggage.
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But it's on a clinician and their office staff to set up a place of safety and trust, she adds.
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The bride, 33, is a mental health clinician in Washington, where she specializes in couples therapy and eating disorder treatments.
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The glove creates small vibrations to direct the paramedic's hand to where the clinician wants the ultrasound sensor to be moved.
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Most of these infections happen after a clinician reuses a needle or fails to properly sterilize the instruments used with patients.
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It gave physicians an idea of where they really stood outside the norm, which was hugely important for clinician buy-in.
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If you're interested in seeing a DBT clinician, the Linehan Institute has a helpful directory of licensed professionals to choose from.
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Study details: Ginhoux teamed up with Singapore clinician Jerry Chan, who conducts experimental gene and cell therapies to treat fetal diseases.
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By 22018, patient demand is expected to exceed clinician supply by the equivalent of 4,133 full-time providers, the study found.
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The clinician, the patient and the computer need to collaborate to get to the right answer in the most effective way.
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As a clinician trained in psychiatry and psychoanalysis, I value the use of psychotherapy in the treatment of many depressed patients.
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As for the amusing Dr. Gómez, he may be an awful clinician, but he's prone to sudden and surprisingly apt observations.
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Shari Costantini is a registered nurse who has spent two decades working to address chronic clinician shortages in the United States.
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The study collected information on coffee consumption every four years and documented 4,945 cases of clinician-diagnosed rosacea over the period.
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The app, developed by a start-up called Pear Therapeutics, is designed to be prescribed by clinician and used alongside counseling.
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In the meantime, unless you've been diagnosed by a clinician, or you're literally doing ketamine, maybe just say you're spacing out.
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His father, Jonathan, runs the film and video department, but is also a clinician, specializing in the treatment of adolescent boys.
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As the clinician Artemis Simopoulos pointed out to me, two meatless days a week are the norm in Greek Orthodox communities.
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He left when the University of Toronto, Canada's other leading university, hired him as a full professor and a practicing clinician.
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The writer is a mental health clinician at the Center for Early Relationship Support, Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Boston.
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The current study only included white breast cancer survivors at one site, and each treatment was delivered by one clinician, Ferguson noted.
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The drawings given to Goza and a staff member with AAP from a mental health clinician who specializes in Latino child trauma.
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A clinician from the facility also told the first lady that many of the children "are very distraught" when they first arrive.
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" It said the create date "did not reflect the veterans' preference or what was deemed clinically necessary by a health care clinician.
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The causes of this widespread clinician burnout include unmanageable work loads, inadequate technology, and a lack of social support, the study found.
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I've known friends that were in therapy for years with no success, because they didn't realize their clinician wasn't working for them.
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In addition to Ms. Burke, a mental health clinician and human rights activist, Ms. Hammer is survived by her sister, Marcia Ebert.
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Developed by American psychological researcher and clinician John Gottman, the Gottman method uses couples therapy techniques to increase affection, closeness, and respect.
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She says she couldn't have done it without Vivian, the Planned Parenthood clinician who stuck with her all the way through treatment.
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If you're concerned about your own shopping habits, consider finding a local group support network or talking to a mental health clinician.
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"What's important is continuity of the medical record, so any clinician involved in that person's care can pick it up," Butt said.
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Don't go off on tangents when discussing your medical history, and don't get too chatty if the clinician has work to do.
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But only 48% required campers with allergies to have individualized emergency action plans developed by a clinician as a condition of attendance.
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Yet in the Olango case, the clinician who would have been dispatched to go out with the officers was on another call.
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When the patient is relaxed, then the clinician or psychologists can make suggestions to help them overcome whatever problem they're trying to treat.
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There will also be a camera placed in the ambulance to transmit a view of the paramedic and the patient to the clinician.
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"In some of these cases it may be the patient and physician or clinician decided together that the patient should stop," Maust said.
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A cloud-based multi-modal communication hub captured remote sensing data, enabled on-call clinician access, drove pharmaceutical adherence and provided patient education.
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As a clinician with more than 50 years of experience treating substance abuse, I view meth's re-emergence as tragic, but also foreseeable.
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Only 20 percent of people with drinking problems receive any form of treatment, ranging from seeing a clinician to entering a treatment program.
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This is has been a problem for many years and [inhibits] the ability of a clinician to diagnose and treat early-stage cancer.
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In 2013-2017, just 183% of pregnant women asked if they were using cannabis at the recommendation of a clinician said they were.
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And even once you find someone, the clinician may have a long waiting list and insurance might only cover a handful of sessions.
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Students who live in the houses receive meals, coaching from a licensed clinician and support from a house manager who monitors their whereabouts.
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The Goop Lab points out that big lifestyle changes related to your health should be done in consultation with a doctor, or clinician.
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But since dialing a clinician is so easy, patients might decide to check in before a condition escalates, staving off expensive treatment later.
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The black line drawings were relayed to Dr. Goza by a mental health clinician/social worker specializing in Latino child trauma, according to AAP.
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The tool, called AI Clinician, retrieved 48 variables for each patient, including demographics, vital signs, age and what fluids or vasopressors were already administered.
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"I always felt strongly that we need a stronger clinician presence on social media in order to really battle misinformation out there," he says.
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Part of the challenge is ensuring counselors meet certain standards without making them seem less authentic and relatable to patients — like a junior clinician.
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Although those who no longer have to queue for an appointment may be happy, others might feel fobbed off if diverted to another clinician.
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Participants were evaluated according to standard measures of depression and anxiety, such as blood pressure, heart rate, clinician-based tests, and self-reported questionnaires.
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Odd as it may sound, I refer to TB as my greatest mentor in my work as a clinician and researcher against this scourge.
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That means that patients can end up talking to the wrong type of clinician or wasting time or money on unnecessary visits or treatments.
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One child who was brought to her with a psychiatric illness "was sent with someone who told me he was a 'clinician,'" Hart said.
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As a clinician who cared for patients for more than 30 years, I saw too much suffering and death that should have been prevented.
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The high volume of patients was exhausting, and the fellowship offered an opportunity to think about whether being a clinician was the right fit.
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A coronavirus compensation program could ensure no hospital or clinician is held liable for adverse events during the outbreak unless there is clear negligence.
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Researchers conducted a traditional structured interview, known as a Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale, or CAPS, to identify 52 veterans with PTSD and 77 without.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention later altered its testing guidelines to allow more clinician across the U.S. to test for the virus.
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Founded in 2016 by junior doctors Jing Ouyang and Anas Nader, Patchwork helps the NHS deliver savings by filling vacant clinician shifts more efficiently.
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Dr. Birx has long experience as a clinician in Africa, and directs the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, which dispenses billions of dollars.
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Over the years in my work as a clinician, I've come to a single tack that I take with adolescent girls and boys alike.
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Funding for the programme was also patchy, cobbled together from state and federal grants, which meant that Boston lost a clinician when a grant expired.
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If a provider is sufficiently educated in 'real life,' [PrEP] is part of an array of modalities that a sophisticated clinician has to work with.
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Satisfaction was lowest for denials of requests involving referrals to another clinician (-20), non-pain prescription drugs (-20), pain medications (-11) and lab tests (-9).
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He lived there for five or six months, he said, before a county mental health clinician found him a shared room at a boarding house.
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My experience as a clinician has indicated that tests that definitively label people can put a stigma on them, or encourage people to stigmatize themselves.
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"Religious use" requires neither FDA approval nor a clinician; precisely what it does require remains to be determined by case law, or by new legislation.
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A government clinician told the teenager's family about the pregnancy in January but not about the rape, at the teen's request, according to White's email.
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"There's a certain risk of feeling too vulnerable, as clowns are often unpredictable," says Friedemann Schaub, a clinician and author of The Fear & Anxiety Solution.
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In hard-hit New York City, a critical care nurse reported that a sick hospital clinician has exposed a long-term patient to the coronavirus.
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Boesky said a clinician shouldn't base their decision to remove an inmate from suicide precaution solely on the inmate's own report of their suicide risk.
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The clinician said Buell could expect cramping and bleeding, but when used together, the combined regimen was more than 95 percent effective and exceptionally safe.
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Sally trained in developmental pediatrics, and began her career as a clinician working with children who had been referred to her for potential learning disabilities.
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"My wife and I are very solidly middle class," said Mr. Nichols, whose wife, Christine Denario, is a mental health clinician and a yoga instructor.
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Dr. George Blackburn, a surgeon, clinician, researcher, teacher and author who was considered pre-eminent in the study of obesity and nutrition, died on Feb.
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In a taupe-walled exam room at the Women's Community Clinic in San Francisco, lead clinician Lisa Mihaly plucks a small laminated card from a cabinet.
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This includes FDA-approved portable monitoring systems that sleep apnea patients can take home with them, while the data is still being analyzed by a clinician.
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But an actual personality disorder, where someone has an overly exaggerated sense of their own importance, is something that needs to be diagnosed by a clinician.
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For example, in patient-clinician relationships there is an asymmetry of information: patients know they are ill but not why, or what the right cure is.
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"This ethics consultation was debilitating for the whole community," said Dr. Anna Durbin, a research clinician at Johns Hopkins University who collaborated on the study's design.
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If, and only if, a patient directly asks about abortion, may a Title X provider — but only an advanced practice clinician — share information with the patient.
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"Organized crime groups have ... moved in because it's now very lucrative," said Dr. Keith Ahamad, a clinician at the B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS.
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Please schedule an in-clinic visit at a Carbon Health clinic near you, if possible, to be tested using our traditional specimen collection by a clinician.
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The group's work became easier when it could help Medicare and Medicaid clients through telemedicine, according to David Newman, a clinician and program manager at Sound.
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Dr. Sadoff differentiated between the role of the clinician, who treats a patient, and that of a forensic psychiatrist, who makes assessments as an expert witness.
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During my father's visit to his local VHA facility early last year for an exam, the clinician recommended that he see a VA dermatologist in Phoenix.
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There's been a rise in awareness now, he says, but a typical clinician or medical professional may not be armed with intimated knowledge about the phenomena.
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"One mental health clinician, for example, remarked that even children who come into care with good coping skills become disillusioned after a lengthy stay," it adds.
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That means they often get help before something turns into a serious crisis or an acute issue where they might need a clinician or medical intervention.
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Other countries are looking to Britain, already a leader in dementia care and research, says Hugo de Waal, an academic clinician at the Julian Hospital in Norwich.
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But the FDA requires medication abortion, which accounts for nearly a third of all abortions, to be administered to a patient by a clinician, not a pharmacist.
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This gives the clinician a number, or a percentage figure, to work with in assessing, later, whether a treatment has brought the patient's pain down (or up).
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The glove, which was demonstrated by physicians in the UK last week, can conduct a scan and relay real-time results to a clinician at a hospital.
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And the patient came into the emergency room and had some tests done and had the option of requesting that the news be delivered by their clinician.
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Instead, he stuck to his work as a poet, and from the mid-1990s through his retirement in 2011, as a nurse clinician specializing in HIV/AIDS.
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This will make them hard to accept by the industry — unlike systems that only highlight suspect masses on radiological scans, where a clinician can verify the results.
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They are currently discussing with a clinician the possibility of introducing the bacteria in humans, but "this needs to be done very carefully," Costa-Mattioli tells me.
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"When a woman has access to see a clinician in person to obtain a medical abortion, that is the preferred method," Norman told Reuters Health by email.
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The objective is to try to make that data available when a particular clinician or indeed one day a patient needs and wants to access that data.
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"A clinician might have provided a positive opinion regarding the veteran's claim, which in turn could have resulted in the approval of the claim," the report said.
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He was a clinician for 15 years at a practice in central Texas and is board-certified in both family medicine and preventive medicine, the biography says.
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Hundreds of thousands of people could face delays or be prevented from getting the specific treatment their clinician deems most appropriate to keep them healthy and alive.
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An end-of-life guideline might automatically call a palliative care clinician to the bedside to help patients and family members understand the choices available to them.
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At Mount Sinai, the clinician gets a drop-down list of vital signs or other data that went into the computer's decision-making process, according to Freeman.
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It's a problem for women who are trying to be proactive about their health but worry that a judgmental clinician won't treat them fairly or with respect.
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"Every neurotransmitter, hormone, and chemical in the body cycles with the daily rhythm," Philip Gehrman, a sleep researcher and clinician at the University of Pennsylvania, tells me.
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When a clinician can open their desk drawer and open up a headset like that, no computer, and just hand it to a patient and have a wireless connection so that their laptop or iPad or whatever device they're using can actuate the scenario and can collect the data of the interaction, now you've got a tool that by all intents and purposes should be very adoptable by any clinician.
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"Oftentimes, doctors are focused on other areas of your health, but it's very important to bring up genital health and sexual health with your clinician," Dr. Millheiser says.
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"It gives a new clinician a chance to mess up with a virtual patient (and learn from it) rather than messing up with a real patient," Rizzo said.
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"A psychotherapeutic relationship that is purely digital is the antithesis of what therapy should be is or is," Sara Richardson, a clinician who treats trauma patients, told Mashable.
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Individuals living with dementia and their care-partner receive therapy from an expert clinician trained in speech-language pathology via video chat using a custom-built web-application.
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"As a clinician, she shared that teenagers regularly tell her they don't use alcohol and would never smoke cigarettes, but "they smoke marijuana and think it's totally fine.
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But if you're using a tampon and feeling very ill and you notice that rash, you need to be seen in an ER or by a clinician immediately.
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The government attorneys also wrote that they had agreed to arrange for a clinician to visit with the plaintiffs' children and to communicate to them additional medical information.
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The researchers found that the high-dose psilocybin resulted in significant decreases in both clinician-rated and self-reported measures of depressed mood and anxiety among the patients.
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The Housing Court generates referrals of pending evictions involving disabled people to a TPP clinician, who functions as a neutral intermediary between the landlord and the disabled tenant.
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In the statement, the police department said it had a PERT clinician with a police officer at the time, but they were on another call and not available.
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Nancy Marshall, M.A., L.P.C., is a clinician with 35 years of experience, including 8 years facilitating a group for friends and family who have lost someone to suicide.
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"[T]o have tons of providers switching to using an entirely new modality all at once has been chaotic," said one clinician who requested anonymity to speak freely.
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Many insist that a clinician be physically present when the medications are taken, a mandate that can create hardship for, say, rural women living far from abortion providers.
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This care is especially critical in rural and medically-underserved areas, like at my practice, where PAs may serve as the only primary care clinician for the community.
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"Psychotic disorder," precisely, is what was studied, said Dr. Marta Di Forti, lead author and a clinician scientist at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience, King's College London.
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MYTH: Dissociative identity disorder isn&apost realValarie L. Harris, a mental health clinician in Clarksville, Tennessee, told Insider this is one of the most common falsehoods about DID.
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Once an employee signs up, they can either chat with a clinician over text or a video call, getting anything from advice to a diagnosis on the fly.
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It also commits the Chicago board to create a pool of substitute teacher assistants to work in early childhood classrooms and bans the board from privatizing clinician jobs.
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Among those who did not, the reason for 36.9% of kids was that it was not offered by the clinician, and for 36.4% because the guardian refused it.
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And if we -- or have a doctor or a clinician have to sign their John Hancock and say, That person should be given back their Second Amendment right.
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" Dominic King, a Senior Clinician Scientist at Google DeepMind said: "Access to timely and relevant clinical data is essential for doctors and nurses looking for signs of patient deterioration.
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If the therapist was worried about client safety, they could also contact a senior clinician to "discuss next steps," according to a training slide from about a year ago.
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The interventional cardiology market can be unforgiving for multiple product missteps and this is perhaps the company's last chance to maintain brand equity and clinician interest, Stifel analysts said.
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What I had learned in Baltimore — and from many more patients since then — was that being an astute clinician sometimes meant not fully trusting everything that I was told.
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"If you ever feel uncomfortable during an appointment with a clinician, you have the right to end the appointment or ask questions regarding the discomfort you feel," McDonnell said.
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"As an ED clinician, I see infants who are not properly restrained, or those who fall from carriers placed on counters, beds or other furniture," Powell said by email.
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"I'm a clinician and a researcher, so I see people who play video games and believe themselves to be on the lines of addicted," psychologist Anthony Bean told CNN.
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The patient's name, NHS Number, MRN, and date of birth must be used to allow the clinician to positively identify the patient, in accordance with the HSCIC's interface guidelines.
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Chism will be tried on attempted murder charges stemming from a 2014 attack on a female youth services clinician in a youth holding facility where he was awaiting trial.
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"Then I got an email from a third (clinician) who matched and what's interesting is there is a unifying trait" that suggests all three diseases are related, she said.
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"In my opinion, there is very little doubt it will be" available soon, said Mark Roschewski, a staff clinician at the lymphoid malignancies branch at the National Cancer Institute.
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We can only insure that people always have the ability to turn away from their screens and see each other, colleague to colleague, clinician to patient, face to face.
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"Because weighing the risks and benefits of aspirin in primary prevention is complicated, it should involve a shared decision-making discussion between the patient and the clinician," he said.
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The best clinician I ever knew was draped in a grayish shabby thing spilling over with scraps of paper, vaguely redolent of his usual weekday lunch of pea soup.
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For example, officials who interviewed Houlihan and another clinician believed the two were under the influence of drugs or alcohol based on constricted pupils, slurred speech and other factors.
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Yet Mayberg is a warm, confident, highly engaged clinician, and the bonds she builds with her patients doubtless give many of them more confidence and faith in the procedure.
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Lost in the reporting were several key points that skewed the study and made the results extremely less clear for all but the most well-versed clinician and researcher.
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When two Mayo Clinic staff members, researcher Edward Kendall and clinician Philip Hench, announced cortisone's impact on arthritis in 1949, they received the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
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We applaud these efforts but much more financial support is needed to fund the innovative work of upcoming clinician-scientists and improve the lives of children and their families.
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In another case, a senior clinician told a therapist that her attrition rate was too high, and he would be "reviewing" some of her therapy transcripts and giving her advice.
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Better yet, he was a patient at the hospital [where I worked] so I frequently got to hear 'Will the student or clinician working with Shitrock please come to ICU'?
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They don't know where they are, the clinician said, adding that the first 24 hours are crucial for the facility in getting the children food, clothing, and other basic needs.
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They also noted that where clinicians varied from the AI Clinician was, on average, to administer too much fluids and not enough vasopressor, but this depended on the individual patient.
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My clinician has tracked this through exhausting blood tests and Q&A sessions, which feel forensic in detail, to a testosterone deficiency that can occur in post-operative trans women.
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Overall, only 17 percent of these options met minimum guidelines for frequency of in-person meetings or clinician appointments – 14 sessions within six months – researchers reported in the journal Obesity.
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Telabortion hopes to expand to other states if the study proves successful — however, it's important to note that 19 states still require a clinician to be present during medication abortions.
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No matter how much a police officer is trained, he said, only a clinician has the depth of education and experience to talk to people in crisis the right way.
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Simpler detection Ziman said current methods of melanoma detection are expensive and invasive, involving a trip to a clinician, who must biopsy the lesion to discover whether it is cancerous.
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"If you can't start a treatment, that says a lot about its effectiveness," said Stancliff, a practicing clinician in New York and a former adviser to the Harm Reduction Coalition.
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After giving consent, they meet with their abortion provider, who is usually a clinician, such as a doctor or nurse practitioner, and take the mifepristone dose in the clinician's presence.
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Brewer, who has no relation to Lenox Hill, said that as a clinician, he thinks incorporating mindfulness into weight loss programs at hospitals could be a positive and effective approach.
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And as any clinician will tell you, even the best doctors make mistakes — if we are going to have a medical system, then we are going to have medical errors.
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Patients -- especially those who are uninsured or who don't have a regular source of care -- need to be able to refill prescriptions, get medical advice and find a clinician readily.
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As a nurse, clinician-scientist, and researcher whose work is centrally grounded in reproductive health, rights, and justice, I wish I could explain a few things to that Vermont nurse.
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Washing hands thoroughly with soap and water is one of them, and is particularly advisable during flights, suggests Isaac Bogoch, a clinician investigator at the Toronto General Hospital Research Institute.
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"Unlike talk therapy, the insights clients gain in EMDR therapy result not so much from clinician interpretation, but from the client's own accelerated intellectual and emotional processes," the website explains.
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"The future will be combining the efficiency and access of a digital therapeutic with the personalization that you get from one-on-one therapy with a clinician," Dr. Drake said.
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We need to ensure that funding is directed across the continuum of investigators, from new clinician-scientists to mid-level researchers to more experienced people engaging in large network research.
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"We probably see close to one a day at one of our four hospitals," said David Wohlstadter, senior emergency clinician for the city locations of the veterinary chain Blue Pearl.
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They will also provide the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) the flexibility and time to more accurately and meaningfully assess clinician performance under this program.
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"Every neurotransmitter, hormone, and chemical in the body cycles with the daily rhythm," Philip Gehrman, a sleep researcher and clinician at the University of Pennsylvania, said in a 22 interview.
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The essay notes that the board stopped short, however, of calling for an end to clinician involvement in force-feeding or tending to prisoners on hunger strikes or participation in interrogations.
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"When people only feel that they can communicate with a percentage of themselves, they're stuck in a different kind of dysphoria," said Seattle-based speech pathologist and voice clinician Sandy Hirsch.
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"As a clinician, I'm indifferent to whether a drug is derived from a plant or manufactured in a lab — I'm happy to see there's another option for these patients," says Friedman.
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You mentioned that setting, and I think that if your therapist or your clinician thinks that this is going to be a spiritual experience, you are more likely to have one.
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John Blaikley, a clinician scientist from Britain's University of Manchester, said these new insights into the circadian factors important in skin repair should help the search for better wound-healing drugs.
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Terrifying experiences on ketamine are also not unusual; patients sometimes think they're dying, and one clinician recounted how a patient screamed to be brought back to the land of the living.
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"It would not be right to purchase a $30,000 piece of equipment and expect to paid the same rate as the clinician who had installed a $300,000 room," the AMA argued.
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"With this technique, patients feel that they are initiating the palpation - albeit at the direction of the clinician - and thus anticipate the sensation and do not tickle themselves," the researchers said.
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Burned by the Fitzgerald mess, presumably the White House carefully vetted Redfield, a former Army colonel and a University of Maryland HIV clinician and virologist, before announcing his appointment in April.
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"Most people spend much more on ineffective supplement regimens than they ever do on mental healthcare, and they feel it's very expensive to see a mental health clinician," Dr. Ramsey says.
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For consumers, it will provide free basic healthcare services from cradle to grave with automatic enrollment, no out-of-pocket expenses and identical access to every licensed clinician and every hospital.
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Dr. Leni Kaplan, a clinician and lecturer with Cornell's Small Animal Community Practice, said in an email interview that owners shouldn't feel embarrassed by coming in with a list of questions.
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By offering NHS Trusts tailored online portals and clinician a simple "hassle-free" app, Patchwork says it can dramatically drive up the number of medics booking shifts directly with their hospitals.
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But my more than four decades experience as a practitioner, clinician and researcher of several popular mind-body programs suggests that most techniques use similar principles to recover the present moment.
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A different Henderson clinician visited Cruz and his adoptive mother, Lynda Cruz, at their home later on that same day, and noted that the school reported that Cruz had suicidal ideation.
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"Every neurotransmitter, hormone, and chemical in the body cycles with the daily rhythm," Philip Gehrman, a sleep researcher and clinician at the University of Pennsylvania, told me earlier in the year.
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"The confusing marketing on social media is putting people at risk," said senior study author Dr. Clark Schierle, a health system clinician of surgery at Feinberg and a Northwestern Medicine plastic surgeon.
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"I have been a clinician for 20 years, and only in the last decade, increasingly I have been discovering that my patients have this growth on the skull," Shahar told the BBC.
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"I've had clients who, every session, there's always a problem with everyone else; the world is against them," says Celeste Viciere, a Boston-based, licensed mental health clinician and cognitive behavioral therapist.
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"The idea was to create virtual patients, so that a training clinician could mess up with a bunch of virtual characters before they got their hands on a live one," Skip said.
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In the study, 93 women, or about 9 percent, experienced a symptom that they were told required medical attention, and most of the women followed advice to visit a clinician in person.
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"Someone on the peer support group is by no means a clinician, but…we will be able to assist the members in getting in touch with the help they need," he explains.
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Based on the results, a clinician might opt to extend a woman's dosing of progesterone, the hormone that is necessary for the uterine lining to sustain and hold a pregnancy, before transfer.
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The lead author, Dr. Joel G. Ray, a clinician researcher at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, said that the findings should be reassuring to women who require a regular M.R.I. during pregnancy.
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Amazon is hiring a high-profile public health expert and clinician to help it strategize how to deliver better care for its workers, a person familiar with the company's thinking told CNBC.
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"I strongly believe that children with an emergency should go to their local hospital, where a clinician can work with the family to decide what resources are needed," Michelson said by email.
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While some patients expect, or even want, to be awake during certain procedures, especially colonoscopies, "I don't think any clinician would want somebody to be terrified or in pain," Dr. Mashour said.
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The case in Illinois Within days, a clinician in Illinois who had seen the coverage called the Wisconsin state health department worried that a patient in Illinois might have the same condition.
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In one case, the EHR allowed a clinician to record a child's weight in kilograms rather than pounds, which could have led to dangerous overdoses of medications that are measured out by weight.
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The group visits don't work for everyone, said Edward Shahady, a family physician and medical director of the Diabetes Master Clinician Program at the Florida Academy of Family Physicians Foundation in Jacksonville, Fla.
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The first digital therapeutic, reSET, is a 90-day prescription that provides cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for patients 18 and older who are already undergoing outpatient treatment under the supervision of a clinician.
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The use of weed to treat menstrual cramping is nothing new, dating back to the 1800s when Queen Victoria's clinician allegedly prescribed her Mary Jane to alleviate period pain and symptoms of PMS.
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"He has the experience of being a clinician, a direct provider of health care services, but also has an incredible grasp of the administrative and policy aspects of health care," Ms. Ness said.
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"Once I actually began going to therapy, finding someone who genuinely aligned with my concerns was an uphill battle," he said, referring to the few he saw before finding a clinician who fit.
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Even though ORR requires each shelter to employ one mental health clinician for every 12 children in its custody, some shelters had clinicians who were managing 25 or more children at a time.
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A clinician who went to the school on September 28 to assess Cruz noted that Peterson stated he was going to initiate Baker Act proceedings against Cruz, and the two guidance counselors agreed.
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Tools to determine your dominant attachment style include the Adult Attachment Interview, which is meant to be administered by a clinician, or self-report questionnaires like the Attachment Styles and Close Relationships Survey.
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"But it's a multitude of services they're receiving and they're in here weekly," she said, seeing nurses, a behavioral health clinician and a medical provider, and giving urine samples and receiving their medications.
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In medicine broadly, informed-consent refers to the ethical requirement that a clinician administering a treatment communicate to the patient the anticipated risks and benefits, as well as reasonable alternatives to the treatment.
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" According to Michele Galietta, a clinician and psychology professor at City University of New York who focuses on therapeutic treatments for stalkers and other groups, "There's no such thing as the typical stalker.
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Victor Pena, 38, sobbed openly in court at his arraignment on a kidnapping charge on Wednesday, as a clinician told the judge he exhibited signs of psychosis and bizarre behavior that necessitated further evaluation.
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And they'll interview another headteacher who banned it in her school, and they'll interview a parent, and they'll interview a clinician, and they'll all make all the same kind of statements about that game.
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These manuals teach users how to get into the "clinician menu" where they're able to modify their CPAP's settings to tailor their treatment in coordination with what SleepyHead is telling them about their treatment.
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Addressing these kinds of issues will simply require more people involved in addiction work — staff to help a clinician handle more patients, and staff or referrals that can offer mental health and psychosocial services.
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It is worth noting that the glass door to my chamber opened very easily and with a clinician watching me intently throughout I feel confident I could have ended the experiment rapidly if necessary.
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If sperm concentrations are below 15 million per milliliter or motility below 40%, that signals to the user that his sperm may have some fertility issues, at which point he should see his clinician.
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Under the federal Air Carrier Access Act, passengers are allowed to bring animals aboard by showing a letter from a mental health clinician or doctor asserting that the pet is part of their therapy.
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I cannot be certain, but I am also uneasy that they are suspicious of anything they hear from an older clinician that they have not seen on the internet, fostering a distrust of experience.
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The documents say Cruz's mother later told a Henderson clinician that she did plan to help Cruz get an ID -- but only so he could use it to purchase pellets for his pellet gun.
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One of our most interesting findings was that the median age of the clients who did not meet with the clinician we set them up with was five years younger than those who did.
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Most states did not have exceptions to the laws, even in cases of potentially fatal ectopic pregnancy, and most did not require the clinician to provide a referral or information regarding access to services.
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The same goes for students (supervised by a clinician) at the master's and Ph.D. level, and after becoming licensed some will even keep their clients at a discounted rate as a form of loyalty.
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The reality of the healthcare system is that not every doctor and clinician is up-to-speed on the latest trackers or technology, so they might not be totally perceptive to your Apple Watch data.
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Abbey, downplaying the harm of keeping cannabis at an L5 level, suggested that any good clinician would conduct a thorough review of all available information, not just Hale's book, and arrive at their own decision.
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These teens may fear that they'll be mistreated, or refused treatment, or they might experience more subtle discrimination like a clinician not using their preferred pronouns that match their gender identity, Shumer said by email.
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In a single appointment, the child has a 3D scan taken by a clinician and an assessment is made, which is then translated into a design for an orthosis and sent to a 3D printer.
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The study was also limited to service members who had discussed suicide with a clinician, and results might be different for military personnel who don't seek help for suicidal thoughts, the study authors point out.
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Dr. Mark Roschewski, a staff clinician at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) in Bethesda, Maryland, predicts it'll take three to five years for the test to go mainstream in the detection and treatment of cancer.
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The money, which mostly comes from CVS and its charitable foundations, will go to classroom-based programs, to assist clinicians with resources to address e-cigarette use and to support clinician training in local communities.
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Those who were treated with the real device over a four-week period every night had a significantly greater reduction in their symptoms (as judged by a clinician) than those given a non-functioning device.
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Accuracy in disease prediction is important, Martin said, because these scores may be used to guide clinician decisions about which patient will ultimately receive a particular treatment, such as cholesterol-absorbing medications for heart disease.
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"While a fully automated digital solution like Sleepio cannot fully replicate the power of a trusted, face-to-face relationship between a patient and clinician, there are several advantages to the digital format," Espie said.
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"We have always said that if a clinician has a concern about somebody and they have symptoms that could be COVID-19, that we would allow that testing," said B.C.'s health officer Bonnie Henry.
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Dr. Anna Lembke, a clinician and associate professor of psychiatry at Stanford University, explains that to date, nobody really knows for sure how these products work, besides the fact that they can help distract us.
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A nursing home official, who requested anonymity because the investigation was continuing, said that the administrator, Jorge Carballo, who is not a clinician, reported that all the patients had been checked by around 11 p.m.
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Coffee said that as a clinician, she's now paying more attention to patients who show these symptoms — but that all three must be present for someone to have an early risk of severe lung disease.
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While nearly 22% of those children did not get vaccinated because their parents or guardians declined, an equal number missed vaccinations because they weren't offered by the clinician, according to the study in JAMA Pediatrics.
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A surgical abortion is often a seven- to 10-minute in-office procedure with vacuum aspiration, administered by a licensed clinician who gently dilates the cervix just enough to protect the cervix, then empties the uterus.
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So now if you're caught with up to a ten-day supply of whatever drug you have that's prohibited, you're referred to a commission made up of a lawyer, a clinician, and essentially a social worker.
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"Since DTC advertising is legal in the U.S. it is important for patients to discuss anything that they read, see (TV ads) or hear with their clinician," added Bauchner, coauthor of an editorial accompanying the study.
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Corresponding attention to the lack of access to medications for addiction treatment, primarily buprenorphine and methadone, has generated increased funding for both treatment and post-graduate clinician education and a broad range of new legislative proposals.
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While working as a clinician in Philadelphia, she appeared to have a change of heart and was soon off on the national tour of "El Grande de Coca-Cola," a musical farce about a Mexican cabaret.
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When, in a documentary about Akanksha, a recruiter complains that Patel doesn't pay enough, the clinician "tacitly justifies her denial of wage increases by framing surrogates as idle poor only transitioning into dignified work," Lewis writes.
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Among the patients who took the first pill after an in-person meeting with a clinician, 77% followed up with the clinic within 45 days to report the results, while 60.3% of telemedicine patients followed up.
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"They should review that and write down those doses with the clinician before they leave the hospital or before they leave the clinic every time so they really understand what dose and how often," she said.
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"The effect of these clinician inducements, which are aimed at building a program's patient referral base, may not be fully recognized by the professionals they target," wrote Dr. Attia and her colleagues, who included Dr. Guarda.
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So it was a perfect time for me to read Lori Gottlieb's "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone," an irresistibly candid and addicting memoir about psychotherapeutic practice as experienced by both the clinician and the patient.
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"Once a clinician puts a patient on (a brand of long-acting insulin) and something's not right, they will change that patient to another brand if it seems like this brand is not working," she said.
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Nearly half of Americans (46 percent) say issues such as depression and anxiety should be treated with medicine prescribed by a trained clinician; millennials posted a seven-point jump over last year's answer to this question.
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But whether one environment—city or country—is superior for a person's immune function is not a simple question to answer, says Melody Carter, a staff clinician at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
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But Laura Hirshbein, a clinician and medical historian at the University of Michigan, told me this may be more complicated, since "the way the criteria for depression were developed skewed toward women," she wrote in an email.
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The study's lead author, UCLA emergency physician Tarak Trivedi, a scholar in the National Clinician Scholars Program at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, said he's seen nearly every bone broken from improper scooter riding.
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Redfield has over 30 years of experience as a groundbreaking scientist, academic researcher, and clinician who has been a global leader in the fight against one of the most devastating infectious diseases of our time — HIV/AIDS.
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"The first two years of being in recovery are really a time where people rediscover who they are," says Heather Senior Monroe, MSW, LCSW, a clinician at Newport Academy, an adolescent treatment center for maladaptive coping mechanisms.
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Work on a case may require that the TPP clinician interact with an array of community providers, such as local housing authorities, property managers, and income-support and legal services, in the development of a service plan.
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A recent evaluation of contraceptive counseling methods in a California family planning clinic, however, found that male body-based methods like condoms, withdrawal, and vasectomy were either infrequently mentioned or framed as less preferable by the clinician.
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THRUSH: Do you think the foundation, in general, in terms of its overall effect on, for instance, the HIV crisis--you talked about HIV, and again, you're a clinician so you have a different perspective on this.
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"[Eighteen] states require the clinician providing a medication abortion to be physically present during the procedure, thereby prohibiting the use of telemedicine to prescribe medication for abortion remotely," according to a Guttmacher Institute policy update from March.
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Dr. Powers, a clinician and scientist with the International Diabetes Center at Park Nicollet in Minneapolis, teaches a carbohydrate management method that distributes carbs throughout the day, taking food intake, exercise, diabetes medications and insulin production into account.
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Even if the finding was well grounded, he argued, the wise clinician should still act as if were false—"for you will never identify that one in twenty, and in the attempt, five in twenty will be ruined".
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James Barrett, the lead clinician at the National Health Service's gender-identity clinic in London, says that half of the prison service's transgender inmates have been convicted of sexual offences (though he cautions that the numbers are small).
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which cares for the children, previously required Homestead to maintain a clinician-to-child ratio of 241 to 22017 to provide mental health services, according to a November 213 report.
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In a statement provided to TechCrunch Hynes said: As the senior trust clinician responsible for protecting the confidentiality of patients and ensuring that information is shared appropriately, I have extensively reviewed the arrangements between the trust and DeepMind.
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Tom Donnelly, a spokesman for N.H.S. Digital, the arm of the health service that handles cybersecurity, said in a phone interview that 16 organizations, including "hospitals and other kinds of clinician services," had been hit by a cyberattack.
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"We were stunned — and I'm not easily stunned, as a clinician working 40 years with adolescents — at the hyper-sexualization of young kids," said Robert Blum, the study's principal investigator and a public health professor at Johns Hopkins.
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"Today, that has been posted (to the CDC website) along with a new health advisory that the recommendation should be when a clinician or individual suspects coronavirus, then we should be able to get a test for coronavirus."
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Gelfand, a neurologist at the University of California, San Francisco, told Reuters Health that the placebo effect is interesting and important, especially in migraine studies, but she thinks about it differently as a researcher and as a clinician.
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But two months ago when Hood showed up at her campus health clinic in Chicago, looking for relief from what she thought was a yeast infection, the clinician on duty doled out a dose of classic slut-shaming.
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Unfortunately, the rule failed to maintain a zero percent weight for the cost performance category as originally proposed, exclude Part B drugs from the MIPS payment adjustment, or set a more reasonable performance threshold based on clinician readiness.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which cares for the children, previously required Homestead to maintain a clinician-to-child ratio of 22017 to 213 to provide mental health services, according to a November 211 report.
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"Burnout and fatigue is such an issue among therapists [but] even the everyday person who finds themselves in care or support roles," says Kristin Lee, a mental health clinician and lead faculty for behavioral sciences at Northeastern University.
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The purpose of a dog DNA test is "to identify the breed or breed composite, which can be quite helpful information," Urs Giger, a veterinary clinician and researcher at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine, told Discover.
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But FDA restrictions prevent retail pharmacies from dispensing Mifeprex; instead, a clinician who wants to provide this care must arrange to stock and dispense it onsite at their medical office, clinic, or hospital—which many are unable to do.
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At least ten thousand people a year die in UK hospitals through entirely preventable causes, and some 40% of patients could avoid being admitted to intensive care, if the right clinician was able to take the right action sooner.
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Without a way to collect data at the point of experience, any large-scale study of disease is confined to outcomes that patients themselves remember weeks or months after the fact, placed alongside traditional clinician-observed realities in-clinic.
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"Apnea Board freely distributes CPAP Clinician Manuals and publicizes the 'secrets' of these CPAP machines to our members so they can educate themselves and take control of their own sleep apnea therapy if they so choose," SuperSleeper told me.
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And this is where the cloud comes in — 1 TB is simply too much data to be stored by an individual clinician, regardless of the other pitfalls of doing so (like being unable to collaborate with other health professionals).
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So, in general yes, the way it works — say it's fear of flying, and let's forget VR for a second — the way that a clinician would have you overcome it, the first session you'd just drive by the airport.
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" Dr. Tsitos, he said, "was a very savvy clinician who could see that more was going on than the typical picture of different personalities, that not all of them were apparent, and that the differences were sometimes very subtle.
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"If I were to have one of these injuries, I'd be out of commission for a while," said Trivedi, an emergency medicine physician at the University of California, Los Angeles and a fellow with the National Clinician Scholars Program.
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"During hypnosis, this kind of disassociation between action and reflection allows the person to engage in activities either suggested by a clinician or self-suggested without devoting mental resources to being self-conscious about the activity," the researchers wrote.
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"Our hope is to assist doctors in that first stage to be able to identify who may become sick of the many mild cases," Megan Coffee, an infectious-disease clinician and lead author of the study, told Business Insider.
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The device, called IDx-DR and produced by Iowa-based IDx LLC, is the first to receive Food and Drug Administration authorization that provides a screening decision without need for a clinician to also interpret the image or results.
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She runs the Lab for Scalable Mental Health at Stony Brook University in New York, trying to find interventions to help fill the gaps that are as brief as possible, and don't need to be administrated by a clinician.
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Almost one year to the day from my first test, I was still in my regular routine: Three days of abstinence followed by a cheeky smile from Anna followed by a pornography binge and a call from the clinician.
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Public behavior offers clues for a psychiatrist or psychologist — indeed, medical maladies such as diabetes or cancer have outward signs as well — but every time a clinician diagnoses from afar, he detracts from the scientific credibility of his field.
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"There is absolutely no evidence to suggest that cryoliplysis is effective for weight loss or has any sort of positive health benefits," says Stephanie Manasse, PhD, assistant research professor and clinician at Drexel University's Center for Weight, Eating, and Lifestyle Science.
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"The superfast speeds of 5G ensure sharper and more reliable imagery for the clinician than could previously be achieved," according to University Hospitals Birmingham, which has worked on the technology alongside telecoms company BT and delivery consortium West Midlands 5G.
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"If you notice that your friend is frequently putting herself down when it comes to her body, you should ask more questions about her relationship with her body, food, and exercise," says Heather Senior Monroe, a licensed clinician at Newport Academy.
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"The first thing I say when someone tells me their condom broke is: 'Great, you were using a condom,'" says Christine Brennan, a practicing clinician and associate professor of health policy at LSU's School of Public Health in New Orleans.
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"Veterans who are lawfully prescribed medical marijuana need the peace of mind that they can discuss their medical interventions with their VA clinician without fear of prosecution," Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America lays out in its health policy agenda.
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If you go to a federally-funded family planning clinic (like Planned Parenthood) or if you see a doctor through a clinic that uses a sliding scale, then it could be difficult to find a qualified clinician in the future.
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So the only ever time that this is accessed by anybody for any purpose is when the clinician is standing in front of a patient, or is off to see a patient, or is discussing a case with a colleague.
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The surgery came a few days after Hadid revealed she had consulted with Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt, lead clinician at the Sophia Health Institute in Woodinville, Washington, and the founder and chairman of the Institute for Neurobiology in Germany and Switzerland.
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To make addiction treatment more accessible, the state offers providers teams, made up of a nurse and a behavioralist, that handle the extra workload that comes with addiction patients, while the clinician can continue to focus on treating the condition itself.
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Now, the company has added "ClinicianLink," a clinician-facing dashboard that sits in Epic and integrates with the existing workflows of nurses, oncologists, radiologists and the rest of the hospital administration and operational staff that touches patients as they undergo treatment.
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There is one final hiccup to the at-home test process, according to Greely: People getting a test result at home may react in unexpected ways compared with how they might handle the news were a clinician delivering it in-person.
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"There are circumstances where we are allowed to breach confidentiality and this is one of them," says Anneke Lucassen, a clinician and professor of clinical genetics at the University of Southampton, who is serving as an expert for Jane's legal team.
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Ator bought the assault-style rifle through a private sale after being prohibited by federal law from possessing a firearm because he had been diagnosed with a mental illness by a clinician, ABC news reported, citing federal and local law enforcement.
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" Using this technique, he said, gives the clinician a different and even more challenging job: "Create the circumstances to allow people — and for pediatricians that's usually parents — to reflect on the discrepancy between what their values are and what they're doing.
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If those results are promising, at least one clinician, Dr. Alexander Rotenberg, a neurologist who directs the neuromodulation program at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, said he would collaborate with the team to evaluate the technique for epilepsy.
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That took me to a completely opposite place, which was to ask questions about purpose and meaning; about suffering, and about how patients themselves make sense of their suffering; and about how I make sense of it as a clinician.
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"Once a drug is approved and out in the market, it is pretty rare that a clinician would measure antibodies," said Dr. Mary Crow, a rheumatologist and physician in chief at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City.
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Whilst our contractual relationship has ended, we will remain an anchor partner of Google Health so will continue to be part of conversations about emerging technology which may be of benefit to our patients and our clinician in the future.
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"We have now been able to pinpoint the precise culprit cells and were very excited to see that they express the RANK protein," said Geoff Lindeman, a clinician-scientist at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute and a co-author of the study.
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Even if such data existed, what busy clinician dealing with VA patients, who may have multiple health problems, has time to figure out if every therapy or treatment the VHA delivers is better or worse than that delivered in a private sector facility?
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"The bottom line for me is my patients are developing organ damage and I have to wait until they have organ damage until I can access medication for hepatitis C," Jason Halperin, an infectious disease clinician in New Orleans, told the Washington Post.
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Although the ideal would still be for clinicians to run the searches, so they can evaluate the validity of any matches, "it's difficult for the average clinician to manage this if they're not a researcher (and) don't have the time," Rehm said.
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"I know that might sound like something out of Mary Poppins, but as an independent clinician who has spent years researching the mechanism of cough, I can assure you the evidence is actually as solid a bar of Fruit and Nut," Morice said.
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Another drawback is that researchers could not examine changes in the prevalence or severity of pediatric mental illness during the study period, or determine whether any changes might be due to shifts in the clinician workforce that led to more diagnosis or screening.
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Trump's proposal could also result in "step therapy," meaning insurers could force people living with HIV to try older, less effective, but lower cost treatments first, rather than the treatment that their clinician deems most effective and best tolerated by the individual.
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"There are linguistic and cultural barriers [to] getting on the same page with providers, especially in a country where so much discussion of sex is full of euphemisms," said Aida Manduley, a sex educator and clinician studying social work at Boston University.
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That's the recipe that Dr. Claire Weekes, the Australian clinician and relatively underrecognized pioneer of modern anxiety treatment, established in a series of books (including "Hope and Help for Your Nerves," her first) published from 1962 to 1989, the year before she died.
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In the last half of the 220s, this calculus gave rise to a new way to evaluate drugs: the double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial, in which neither patient nor clinician knew who was getting the active drug and who the placebo.
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Often this clinician will continue to provide a woman's periodic cancer screening and other primary health care into her adult years, and there is no need for a "get to know you visit" — or any other visit — with a new and unfamiliar physician.
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" With all the unknowns involved in the treatment of mental illnesses, Mason said he takes comfort, as a clinician, in Freud's definition of the goal of treatment: "Much will be gained if we succeed in transforming your hysterical misery into common unhappiness.
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As is recommended in Eliminating Medication Overload: A National Action Plan, released this week from the Lown Institute, patients taking multiple medications need opportunities to discuss all of their medications with a clinician and deprescribe (discontinue) those that are unnecessary or potentially harmful.
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Dr. Nicola Valeri, the lead clinician of the study and a team leader at the Institute of Cancer Research in London, said the results are encouraging for multiple reasons: growing cancers in mice costs more, takes longer, and has lower effectiveness scores.
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For example, when arriving at the scene of a 911 call, participating emergency transport providers have the option to transport a beneficiary to an alternative destination like an urgent care clinic or facilitate treatment by a clinician, whether in-person or through telehealth.
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The computer learned to perform data-collating tasks that might take a trained clinician hours or days to do in a matter of seconds, and "time is what we're struggling with in cancer research," said the Center's Chief Information Officer, Matthew Trunnell.
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In one case, a clinician who resigned during an investigation into his actions was not reported to the database and later went on to work at a private hospital in the same city, where he eventually lost his worker's privileges for similar actions.
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Among the financial pain points are the high tab for therapies, out-of-pocket insurance costs and loss of work during and after treatment, said Dr. Veena Shankaran, clinician and co-director of the Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes Research at Fred Hutch.
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"Some older adults with a long prognosis are likely to benefit from tests and treatments that take years to take effect, and if the clinician relies solely on age-based cutoffs these older adults might miss out on beneficial treatments," Smith said.
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The records show Bulger's "medical/physical treatment" was completed and that he was to be transferred to the general population at Hazelton under Care Level 2, a lower medical classification for inmates who are stable outpatients that require at least quarterly clinician evaluation.
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"As a clinician, my own experience — and the experience of others — is that the association between cannabis use and psychosis doesn't just stop with onset of psychosis," he said, adding that most of his patients are first diagnosed in their teens or twenties.
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"However, as a clinician and an active surgeon," he said, "I believe there are enormous opportunities for lessening complications in surgery by manipulating diet," even for short periods of time -- temporarily adjusting what a person eats may still affect the body's response to injury.
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"Islet transplantation can transform the lives of patients with type 1 diabetes, and in some cases can result in long term freedom from insulin injections with excellent glucose control," John Casey, lead clinician for the Islet Transplantation Program in Scotland, said in a statement.
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Dr. Luis Zayas, the dean of the Steve Hicks School of Social Work at the University of Texas, Austin, has been studying Latina suicide trends as a clinician since 1980 and researching trends since the first youth risk behavior surveillance study was published in 1991.
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First, let me point out that as a receiver of psychotherapy, you're supposed to adhere to strict boundaries with your therapist that allow you to see them as a clinician, which is supposed to help you get the most fruitful use out of every session.
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Still, the study team writes, the results show across diverse states that telemedicine supervision of women when they take mifepristone can be as safe and effective as the standard procedure of administering the medication face-to-face with a clinician in a medical setting.
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" He told Reuters Health, "While nothing can insure the quality of care in person or on the Internet, the more information you're asked for and give, the easier it will be for a clinician to see the whole picture and make an appropriate diagnosis.
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One of his first residential projects, in 2012, was for a doctor who'd recently returned home to practice medicine after years working as a clinician in Vancouver and commissioned a house on a family plot in a working-class fishing town near southern Cape Breton.
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Even just sitting there, he transmitted a strange charisma — a magnetism, people kept telling me, that was hard to explain but also necessary to explain, because the rapport Miller seems to instantly establish with everyone is a part of his gift as a clinician.
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In 2016, the US Preventive Services Task Force concluded that the current body of evidence remains insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of screening for autism spectrum disorder in young children who have no signs or symptoms raised by their parents or clinician.
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"Look, there's variation whether you see a clinician in person or whether you see them online, so I'm not saying in any way that telemedicine is less helpful than in-person visits, or that webside manner is worse than bedside manner," says UCSF pulmonologist Adams Dudley.
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"Many more people support than oppose health data being used by commercial organisations undertaking health research, but it is also clear that strong patient and clinician engagement and involvement, alongside clear permissions and controls, are vital to the success of any health data initiative," he writes.
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Monica R. McLemore, PhD, MPH, RN, is an associate professor in the Family Health Care Nursing Department and a clinician-scientist at Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health, a program of the Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health, all at the University of California, San Francisco.
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An early ultrasound revealed our daughter's possible congenital lung malformation; that, coupled with my own neuroatypicality, our family history of Down syndrome and my husband's spinal cord injury, made us an eyebrow-raising trio for every clinician we encountered over the course of my prenatal care.
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"I've had people who were in and out of hospitals 10 times—their parents said they had lost their children—and then after, they were not hospitalized again," said Fred Nucifora, a clinician scientist and director of the clozapine clinic at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center.
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The other came from a clinician at a mental health facility in Redding who told the Department of Social Services that one River View student attempted suicide twice at the facility and had extensive cut marks on each of his arms, according to a declaration from the state.
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To effectively target the resources, a predictive analytics engine was used to identify those patients likely to land in the ER in the next three months, and a 24/7 call center ensured the coordination of clinician, therapy and patient to drive proactive care and respond to urgent needs.
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Dr. Elena Orlova-Morozova, the head clinician of Moscow District AIDS Prevention Centre, estimates that with the funding increases in 2017, and the Federal Antitrust Agency pushing down the prices of some drugs, it is possible to cover 40 percent of the infected population in 2017 to 18.
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It will give healthcare practitioners much needed reassurance when recommending m-health apps to their patients, laying down the foundations for clinicians to "prescribe" digital behavioral interventions to help tackle specific "lifestyle and risk-factor changes" in the future (similar to how a clinician might currently prescribe drugs).
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"I am big fan of a good story, and Phil basically lays out the therapeutic potential of medical genetics through the stories of patients and the clinician/scientists who dedicated their careers to developing therapies for them," said Jonathon Whitton, 36, the director of clinical development at Decibel Therapeutics.
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"What we do is we use very large, very large databases of head-injuries patients versus patients that are normal and we compare them and that provides, particularly brain signatures, that are then extracted that the clinician can then see, which helps them make a clinical diagnosis," he said.
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"While we should take the outbreak seriously, we mustn't panic and behave in a manner that is disproportionate to the threat we are confronted with," said Wilder-Smith, who was a front-line clinician at Singapore's Tan Tock Seng Hospital during the severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak in 2003.
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"Given how many people are killed by prescription opioids and how dangerous these drugs are, it should be no less important for a clinician to check a prescription drug-monitoring program before prescribing an opioid than to check kidney function before prescribing a new blood-pressure medicine," Alexander said.
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"The initial prescription a clinician writes has a pretty profound impact on a person's (likelihood) for being a long-term opioid user," said Bradley Martin, co-author of the study and head of the Division of Pharmaceutical Evaluation and Policy at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences College of Pharmacy.
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Kevin Hill, an addiction psychiatrist at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, said that any clinician who treats patients who regularly use cannabis, either recreationally or medicinally, won't be surprised at the mixed and sparse evidence the authors had to muddle through.
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X-ray evidence suggests that osteoarthritis is actually more common in soccer players and weightlifters than it is in long-distance runners, says Leigh-Ann Plack, a physical therapist and advanced clinician with the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York City, and author of a review on running and osteoarthritis.
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"At this time, the task force concluded that there is not enough evidence to know whether a full-body skin exam by a clinician reduces deaths from melanoma," said Dr. Michael Pignone, a task force member and researcher at the Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin.
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"We want members to be informed about the costs associated with their care, so early next year, we will be introducing a simple, clear and straightforward explanation of what was charged by the clinician, what the plan paid and the costs for which the individual is responsible," the spokeswoman told me.
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Although the girls had similar symptoms, they weren't identical: "We're often finding that these disorders are quite variable from one patient to the next, and this might be one reason why they haven't been recognized before now—because a clinician couldn't have said: These are all one thing," says Hurles.
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The Trump administration — and health system administrators — must be held accountable for ensuring that new guidelines to restrict non-essential surgeries are adhered to, so that they actually achieve their goals of preserving equipment and clinician capacity to deal with the pandemic, while protecting patients from unnecessary exposure to the virus.
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Despite these recent accomplishments, in the US—and around the world—there's still a lot of work to be done to make menstruation education less gendered, so that trans and nonbinary people are also included, says To Nhu Dao, a behavioral health clinician at San Francisco Department of Public Health.
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Dr. Yoo, 44, a dermatologist specializing in the Mohs micrographic surgery technique in treating skin cancer, works in Chicago as an associate professor of dermatology at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, and as a clinician at the Northwestern Medical Group, a group practice affiliated with Northwestern Memorial Hospital.
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What you see The idea of last week's event was to make people feel like they were in the operating room, seeing and hearing as a nurse or clinician would on the team, with options to change their viewpoint and zoom in and out of what they would like to focus on.
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"Clinicians should not dismiss patients from care based on a urine drug test result because this could constitute patient abandonment and could have adverse consequences for patient safety, potentially including the patient obtaining opioids from alternative sources and the clinician missing opportunities to facilitate treatment for substance use disorder," the CDC guidelines reads.
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As the cost of gene sequencing continues to decline, more and more companies will be going after it as a data play — whether that's in the consumer or clinician-focused space — and that means Genoox will likely not be alone as it looks to snap up the attention of clinicians and professionals.
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However the app the data is used to power — called Streams — targets a particular condition, called Acute Kidney Injury — and it is inevitable that not every patient whose data has been shared with DeepMind will go on to develop and/or be treated for AKI by a clinician at the Royal Free's hospitals.
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In the 1980s, when Judith Rossner's novel "August" came out, dealing with the relationship between a Manhattan analyst, her analysand and the particular agonies of the warm-weather hiatus, it was still possible to find regular coverage of the best, and most outlandish, methods for coping with the loss of the departing clinician.
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The statement said preliminary results from the inspection found that the facility: Failed to rapidly identify and manage ill residents; Failed to tell the Washington Department of Health about the increasing rate of respiratory infection among residents; and Failed to have a sufficient backup plan after the facility's primary clinician fell ill.
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Moving away from work as a clinician — "I want to prevent the wounds, not simply treat them," he told Social Medicine — he became chief of the community medicine unit at Massachusetts General Hospital in 1967 and, in 1969, chairman of Montefiore's social medicine department, where he was also a professor of community health.
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"Safety planning for adults with dementia is something every clinician thinks about, but I don't think firearms are often on the radar," said Dr. Donovan Maust, a psychiatrist at the University of Michigan Medical School and co-author of a recent article on guns and dementia in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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The JAMA commentary authors argue that prevention is key: "This large excess of cancer is not inevitable but rather can be tackled by a broad range of interventions at multiple levels, including strategies at the clinician level, the individual level, the community level, and the society level through regulatory change," they wrote.
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There is another doctor at the research base to act as a clinician if people get sick or injured (the base is equipped for surgery as it's impossible to get people to a hospital for a large chunk of the year, though the team is naturally as careful as possible not to need it).
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In the Q&A the Royal Free says it approached DeepMind "with the aim of developing an app that improves the detection of acute kidney injury (AKI) by immediately reviewing blood test results for signs of deterioration and sending an alert and the results to the most appropriate clinician via a dedicated handheld device".
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Although states have the same basic standards for clinician licensure, each of the 50 states has its own timetable for license renewal, its own continuing medical education requirements, its own often paper-based application and numerous other unique demands, making the process of acquiring a license, let alone multiple licenses, both time intensive and costly.
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This study did not look at the physiology involved in triggering heart attacks, but both physical exertion and intense emotions can lead to "increased heart rate and blood pressure," says Dr. Andrew Smyth, a clinician and researcher with the Population Health Research Institute at McMaster University in Canada and the lead author of the study.
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People with no intention of relapsing get high or drunk in dreamland all the time: In fact, about 85 percent of people addicted to drugs and alcohol will have a "using" dream within the first two months of sobriety, says Sarah Nowak, a Minnesota-based senior clinician and supervisor for the Hazelden Betty Ford Clinic.
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The clinician determined that Cruz "did not meet criteria for further (mental health) assessment," instead recommending that Cruz practice his coping skills and that his mother continue the intervention plan -- which included locking up sharp objects and alcohol and helping Cruz with his coping skills -- such as watching TV, fishing and playing with pets.
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They can take their teen to be evaluated and treated for a range of outpatient behavioral health care services, even if the child doesn't consent, as long as it's medically necessary care―the kind a qualified clinician might reasonably expect would diagnose or alleviate a behavioral health problem, such as depression or drug addiction.
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Even Thomas Steensma, a researcher and clinician at the Center of Expertise on Gender Dysphoria in Amsterdam and a proponent for watchful waiting, has noted the earlier samples may have included "milder cases" that are "hard to compare with the clinical samples we see now in our clinics," in an interview with KQED last year.
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The new study, by Sabine Lee, a history professor at the University of Birmingham, and Susan Bartels, a clinician scientist at Queen's University in Ontario, is the latest to document sexual misconduct by international peacekeeping forces, including those stationed in Mozambique, in Bosnia, in the Democratic Republic of Congo and in the Central African Republic.
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When a clinician diagnoses Trump from his public statements, she is undermining the science of the mind — just as a doctor who claimed he or she could diagnose diabetes or multiple sclerosis or cancer by just looking at my behavior and public statements would undermine the trust in the scientific basis of their discipline.
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My job as a clinician for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Mental Evaluation Team was to identify and locate the mentally ill inmates who represented at least 20 percent of the population, get them out of the dorms filled with their more violent peers, and take them by patrol car to Tower One, the mental health facility.
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For the clinician, the first step in treating any child is a thorough evaluation of his or her functioning at home and at school, to determine which symptoms are causing most distress as well as to identify the child's, the family's and the school environment's strengths that could be mobilized to support behavioral and/or pharmacological interventions.
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In recent times, with the advent of advanced computer vision and far better sensors on devices, a new category of digital biomarkers, as Vahdat describes them, are being created — for example, by tracking how a person is walking to measure her/his gait and other metrics — to provide similar guidance to a clinician on the patient's progress.
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An 'extraordinary' prevalence in remote Australia The focus has come about now because of the high prevalence among indigenous Australians, "which is probably the highest-ever reported prevalence in any population," said Dr. Graham Taylor, a clinician and professor at Imperial College London who runs the United Kingdom's HTLV clinical service based at St. Mary's Hospital.
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"MG is rapidly becoming the new 'superbug': It's already increasingly resistant to most of the antibiotics we use to treat chlamydia and changes its pattern of resistance during treatment, so it's like trying to hit a moving target," said Dr. Peter Greenhouse, the lead sexual health clinician at Weston General Hospital's Weston Integrated Sexual Health Centre.
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"Because we start there, that does end up affecting human studies and the drugs that go to market, and the way they're marketed to men and women, and how we know if they work differently in men and women," said Tory Eisenlohr-Moul, a researcher and clinician who works with conditions related to hormones in women.
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When callers say, for example, that they failed a test and now they will never go to college, volunteers can listen, let the callers express their feelings and relate — instead of immediately responding that everything will be O.K. There is always a clinician with a master's degree in the room, supervising activity from a standing desk.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "In Trump Pick to Direct Mental Health Overhaul, an Old Rift Is Exposed" (news article, May 25): As a mental health clinician, I have a different perspective on the purported divide between advocates for a "meds and beds" approach to mental illness and those who seek more social, familial and contextual responses.
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Whether it starts with enabling a private practice behavioral health clinician to co-locate within a partnering primary care facility, or with having the primary care facility itself directly offer the full suite of behavioral health services, we need to be comfortable that each milestone itself is a means of integration across a continuum of strategies and options.
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In 2011, the homeowners — among them a home health aide, a library worker and a clinician at Rikers Island — filed a lawsuit against the bank in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, claiming that Emigrant Savings had targeted minority customers who had low credit scores with so-called no-income refinancing loans from 2005 to 2009, both before and after the subprime crash.
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When a young woman has been receiving all her routine health care from a primary care clinician for many years, they have usually established a high level of comfort and trust and have had ample opportunity not only to discuss sexual activity, sexually transmitted infections, contraception and other common gynecological concerns, but also to prepare for a first speculum examination.
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In my experience as a clinician and researcher it is evident that there are large numbers of people who experience significant symptoms of stress, depression and anxiety and are either unable to access the mental health care system due to the lack of available community resources, lack of insurance coverage, or are reluctant to seek professional help due to stigma and embarrassment.
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The physician community, including specialists like me, continue to endorse MACRA's payment reforms, but we want to reduce the regulatory burdens of the program, while also enabling a more accurate assessment of clinician performance on cost measures, provide relief necessary to allow clinicians to meaningfully engage with MIPS, and ultimately increase access to high-quality specialty care for Medicare beneficiaries.
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"Zaleski told Gizmodo in an email that in her professional experience as both a clinician and a researcher on sexual violence, "the post-assault symptoms associated with a sexual assault such as shame, self blame, nervous system arousal (including sleeping and eating disturbances, fear of being safe in public spaces) all apply to an individual who has had sexual images shared in a non-consensual way.
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With a mask seal on the face, the clinician begins to pump life-saving oxygen into the patient's lungs while a nurse starts an IV. As the patient turns from blue to pink, the nurse pushes a dose of naloxone into the newly launched IV. Immediately, the patient sits straight up on the gurney and rips the mask from his face and the IV from his arm.
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Silicon Valley's failures are often linked to illiteracy about how clinicians and patients interact, and how individuals think about their health: lack of communication, cooperation or respect for the clinical community, underestimating the depth of regulatory hurdles, over-estimating healthy individuals' willingness – or need – to actively use IT in maintaining their health, and impatience in understanding how IT needs to function within the patient-clinician relationship.
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The law also revamped and expanded the eligibility requirements for private care based on a combination of factors that include wait times, distance to a department hospital, quality of care or if "a veteran and the veteran's referring clinician agree that furnishing care or services in the community would be in the best medical interest of the veteran," according to congressional summary of the law.
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" Dr. Vikram Khurana, a neurologist at the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and a clinician at Brigham and Women's Hospital who studies Parkinson's, said the body of research drawing a link between paraquat and Parkinson's had "converged to make a fairly convincing argument that paraquat is truly an environmental exposure that can either increase the risk of Parkinson's disease or collaborate with other factors, including genetic factors.
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