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    Treatment System Ahmed El-Bialy Systems and Biomedical Engineering Department‚ Cairo University‚ Giza‚ Egypt e-mail: abialy_86@yahoo.com Abstract - This paper introduces the production of 3D virtual clinic to help dentists in their treatment. To achieve this goal‚ different scientific areas are integrated such as: computer graphics‚ pattern recognition‚ computer vision‚ information technology and finite element machine (FEM). The proposed system includes the following tools; patient information

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    technology is the evident in hospitals in other countries as they have developed and implemented different forms of Patient Record Management System making practitioners and health professionals’ work easier than the manual way of gathering patient’s record that the hospitals had before. In Philippines‚ only a few hospitals (Saint Lukes Medical Center‚ Makati Medical City and Asian Hospital and Medical Center) have implemented a fully Electronic Medical Record which includes all inpatient and outpatient

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    Stanford EMR Case Question: What three strategies would you propose to the board to minimize the risk of project failure with respect to the Epic system implementation? Roll out back office parts of EPIC first in order to allow the organization to familiarize itself with the applications in EPIC while at the same time developing internal capabilities around training of staff for implementing the software. Implementing back office first would provide an early win‚ demonstrate success‚ and

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    blood stream. Blood pressure is the force of the blood pushing on the walls of the veins and arteries as blood is pumped through the bloodstream each time the ventricles contract. The hypothesis is that the heart rate will increase significantly after exercise. Methods: First the resting heart rates of six subjects were determined by placing two fingers on the carotid artery in the neck and counting the heart beats for fifteen seconds. The number of beats was then multiplied by four to

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    Anticoagulant Medications Cherie Hubbard St. Petersburg College Anticoagulant Medications As our population ages‚ patients are living longer as a result of advances in medical technology‚ surgical procedures‚ and drug development(Bressler MD & Bahl PhD‚ 2003). The average older person is taking two to five prescription medications daily and one in five of this age group has a medication related hospitalization annually (McLean & LeCouteur‚ 2004). In my eighteen years of nursing

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    EE4791 Database Systems Guidelines* for Tutorial 1 * Disclaimer: These are guidelines‚ rather than the actual solutions. 1. For each of the following pairs of entities indicate whether (under typical university circumstances) there is a one-to-many or a many-to-many relationship. Then using the shorthand notation introduced in the lecture‚ draw a diagram for each of the relationships. a. STUDENT and COURSE (students register for courses) Many-to-many (M:N) STUDENT COURSE b. BOOK

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    Raul Melendez RV EMR Innovations case 1. Succinctly describe the real product that EMR is attempting to market * Eric Reynolds and Mary Reynolds are a young couple that formed their love over RV’s (recreational vehicles) into a profitable business. In 1995‚ the Reynolds opened an RV repair business out of their home and by 1999 the business was large enough to allow them to open their own shop in Amana‚ Iowa. On 2002‚ Eric Reynolds came up with innovative products that helped or repaired

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    explanatory challenges for scholars of comparative corporate governance. While China appears to present a new variety of capitalism‚ frequently labeled “state capitalism‚” the features and implications of this system are still poorly understood.1 Particularly since China’s economic system may be in its early stages of development‚ understanding the mechanisms by which state capitalism currently operates and how they may change as Chinese enterprises globalize is a pressing task for researchers. One

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    needles. When these needles are not disposed in a proper way‚ needles become concealed in linen or garbage and injure other workers who encounter them unexpectedly. It is very common in the health care environment. When drawing blood from a patient‚ encountering an intramuscular or intravenous drug‚ or performing other procedures involving needles‚ it can slip and injure the nurses. This sets the stage to transmit viruses from the source person to the recipient. These injuries also commonly

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    the Center of Disease Control‚ the percent of people using at least one prescription drug in the past month increased nearly 50 percent between 2007 and 2010 (“Public Citizen”). There are many reasons for this increase. First‚ many prescription medications are now being advertised through direct marketing on television commercials or in magazines. Many people see these commercials and decide that they have the symptoms described and are then sucked into the fake reality that they have a problem when

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