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    Pre-Medical Society Tired of hearing “Doesn’t Medical school take like 10 years? Why would you want to do something that takes so long to complete?”. Are you interested in being a part of a supportive student group that encourages your endeavours rather than question them? Well‚ welcome all students entering the 2017-2018 school year! The pre-medical field is one not many have the dedication to embark on so congratulations on being apart of an elite group of Ryerson students. Whether you would

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    Medical Laboratory Technician’s work in all areas of the clinical laboratory including blood banking‚ chemistry‚ hematology‚ immunology‚ histology and microbiology. They perform a full range of laboratory tests – from simple prenatal blood tests‚ to more complex tests to uncover diseases such as HIV/AIDS‚ diabetes‚ and cancer. They are also responsible for confirming the accuracy of test results‚ and reporting laboratory findings to pathologists and other physicians. Some States require laboratory

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    is one of the highest-paid professions open to those without a bachelor ’s degree. In its May 2011 Occupational Employment Statistics‚ the Bureau of Labor Statistics provides a median income of $31.25 per hour‚ or $65‚210 per year‚ for diagnostic medical sonographers. A median is the point at which half earn more and half earn less. The 25th percentile of sonographers earned up to $25.88 per

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    death‚ human error is also unavoidable. When these two unavoidable factors come together in a medical institution where salvation is expected‚ the result is tragedy. Needlessly‚ thousands of lives have been lost due to simple human mistakes in the very place where the best chance of saving those lives could be found. Despite the expense and hurdles of implementation‚ the establishment of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) infrastructure is an essential key to saving lives and money over the long term

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    Ethical Dilemma in the Medical Field: The Hippocratic Oath vs. Fraud Diana C. Riojas Arlington‚ Texas Ethical Dilemma in the Medical Field: The Hippocratic Oath vs. Fraud Abstract With Healthcare being one of the most regulated industries in the United States‚ it is still plagued by fraudulent doctors‚ business people‚ nurses etc. and defrauding the United States Government out of millions to billions of dollars. Somehow‚ the individuals who defraud the Government rationalize their decisions

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    Electronic Medical Records In this article the author explains patients’ records at healthcare facilities may now be stored using electronic medical records (EMR) instead of the paper charts that have been used in the past. EMRs have several disadvantages and advantages. One of the biggest disadvantages to EMRs is the high initial start-up cost. The healthcare facilities have to buy the equipment to begin the process. They also have to hire people to convert their current files from paper copies

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    because the causative agent was ultimately found to be a toothpick‚ identification of which was very difficult because a toothpick does not show on standard diagnostic imaging techniques such as MRI and CT scans. The patient’s family has filed a medical malpractice lawsuit against the hospital. For malpractice to occur there are 4 conditions that must be met. The plantiff will have to show that Dr. Foreman had a duty to his patient. They need to show that Dr. Foreman breached his duty to that

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    Phase 2 Discussion Board 1 Diane Riggs HIT103-1101A-01 Colorado Technical University Online 1/15/11 Improving the quality of medical records sense 1928‚ the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) has been involved in the medical industry. The mission of AHIMA is to be the professional community that improves healthcare by advancing its practices and standards for health information management and the trusted source for education‚ research and professional credentials. The

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    to robotic surgery‚ medical practices had been continuously fused with modern technologies to introduce new medical tools and equipments for the proliferation of modern medicine. Popular equipment which was invented to mitigate or to completely eliminate medical errors caused by wrong medical records is the EMR or the electronic medical records. EMR‚ or Electronic Medical Record‚ is a computerized medical record which is used to quickly store and delivery a patient’s medical record. A popular example

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    Diagnostic medical sonography is a well-known aspect of the medical field. The perspective at which each individual views sonography is slightly different‚ however. The way in which the sonographer student views this field compared to the way in which a registered sonographer views this field slightly differs. This difference stems from the fact one is a novice while the other is a professional. As a diagnostic medical sonographer student it is important to hear the professional perspective of this

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