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Where Treatment Guidelines Fall Flat
Dr. Wes —
Authority: 555
... when cases dont follow the rule book : All of the planned means of tackling Stellans SVT today during his ablation failed initially. Heart block was induced each and every time from each and every angle they tried to ablate. Dr. A and his team were left with little choice but to ablate Stellans AV node in order ...1 day ago -
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MeDiCaLGeeK —
Authority: 135
can any one help me by giving audio description of added sounds in respiratory system..wheeze/stridor/crepts..lik tat..?2 days ago -
Childrens group sees promise in school-based telehealth services
News —
Authority: 128
While the American Telemedicine Association is testing telemedicine as an employee benefit , California researchers and some members of Congress see remote care at public schools as a great way to reach children in medically underserved areas. A recent report from the Childrens Partnership, a nonpartisan advocacy ...2 days ago -
WHO, MSF Highlight Poor Health Situation In Southern Sudan
Health News from Medical News Today —
Authority: 738
Three quarters of people in South Sudan, which has a population of 8 million, do not have access to health care, and 10 percent of children there and in Darfur die before the age of 1, Mohammad Abdur Rab, the WHOs representative to Sudan, said Thursday, Reuters/ABC News reports. Violence in different parts of ...2 days ago -
The Importance Of Open-Ended Questions
Better Health —
Authority: 600
I can spend 20 minutes interviewing a parent about their child and still not really understand them. During a consult, my interview centers on the objective elements in a child’s history. When evaluating a child for abdominal pain, for example, I have a panel of questions that cover what I need to know to ...3 days ago -
Red reflex eye test recommended for all newborns
iHealthBulletin News —
Authority: 132
With the number of premature births and medically fragile infants now increasing in the U.S., a basic eye exam, including a red reflex test, should be given to all infants shortly after birth, reports Angela Buffenn, M.D., M.P.H., Director of the Orbit and Eye Movement Institute at The Vision Center of Childrens ...3 days ago -
Excessive Antibiotic Prescription Caused By Perceived Parent-Pressure
Health News from Medical News Today —
Authority: 738
Antibiotic over-prescription is promoted by pediatricians perception of parents expectations. Research published in the open access journal BMC Pediatrics shows that pediatricians are more likely to inappropriately prescribe antibiotics for respiratory tract infections if they perceived parents were expecting a ...4 days ago -
Grey’s Anatomy: Arizona’s Specialty
Poptimal.com —
Authority: 485
Dr. Arizona Robbins has a strong connection with her patients. She explains “these children believe in magic, play pretend and have fairy dust in their IV bags. In peds, we have miracles and magic. Anything is possible.” This week Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital focuses on three young patients. The episode was ...4 days ago -
Newborn Jaundice Care and Assessment and Episode 104
Nursing Show Podcast for RN (Registered Nurse) and Student Nurses —
Authority: 423
Welcome to Episode 104 To take the survey, click here takethesurvey.com/rawvoice The Nursing Show is a proud member of the ProMed Podcast Network . Subscribe to the show, free ! —– Right Click to download (Macs Option Click) Subscribe with iTunes here (need iTunes — it’s free) RSS Feed ...4 days ago -
Childhood obesity: What is evidence-based practice telling us?
Health & Fitness Blog —
Authority: 436
Kay Stern Bruening from Syracuse Universitys Department of Nutrition and Dietetics speaks at 8:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 13 about "Childhood obesity: What is evidence-based practice telling us?" Her talk is sponsored by the SU Center for Health and Behavior in...4 days ago -
Yoga class for kids starts Nov. 19 in Syracuse
Health & Fitness Blog —
Authority: 436
Mary Humphrey of Skaneateles is starting a Kid’s Yoga Class for children ages 5 to 12. Classes start at 4 p.m. Nov. 19, and a four-week introductory session is $40. Theyre held at the Bridge Street Extension, 315 Bridge St.,...4 days ago -
All-Terrain Vehicle Injuries Pose Major Health Risk to Children
Phoenix Arizona Real Estate Local News and Business Directory —
Authority: 437
The Injury Prevention Center at Phoenix Children’s Hospital Offers Safety TipsPHOENIX, AZ – With fall temperatures and cool weather arriving in Phoenix, the Arizona Department of Health Services... This is a summary of the article. For the complete article, please visit the site. Thank you ...5 days ago -
Are Your Kids Hooked on TV?
Nourishing Relationships —
Authority: 124
The latest Nielsen figures indicate that children are watching more television than ever - those aged 2 to 5 are watching more than 32 hours a week while for those 6 to 11, it drops slightly, probably due to school hours, to more than 28 hours a week. Thats still, on the average, more than 4 hours a day. These ...5 days ago -
Also In Global Health News: Kenya Child Mortality; DRC Rape; Cape Verde Dengue Outbreak; Guatemala Malnutrition; East Africa Flooding
Health News from Medical News Today —
Authority: 738
Child Mortality In Kenya Still High, Survey Shows "The most current data from the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics under the Demographic and Health Survey (DHS) launched on Wednesday shows mortality among children under five years stands at 7.4 percent, while that of infants is at 5.2 percent," Business Daily ...5 days ago -
Inappropriate Clothing Prevents Children Playing Outside
Health News from Medical News Today —
Authority: 738
Parents who dress their children in inappropriate clothing could be inadvertently hampering their childs physical activity in childcare settings. The study, reported in BioMed Centrals open access journal, International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, suggests that inadequate or inappropriate ...5 days ago -
Why You Shouldn’t Take A Stroller On An Escalator
Better Health —
Authority: 600
There’s an epidemic at our malls: parents taking their small children up and down escalators in strollers of all sorts of sizes and shapes. I ended up behind one such parent yesterday and found strollers heading up and down all afternoon. Some were small, some large. Some had bags dangling off of them, others not. ...5 days ago -
Book Review: Choices: A Novel
Better Health —
Authority: 600
Choices: A Novel is a must read for teachers, parents and teenagers, everywhere. A combination of coming-of-age textbook, conversation starter, bite-your-nails, and gotta finish book, it took me by surprise. Laughter, tears, and some great conversations have filled our home this week as we read Choices. In a ...6 days ago -
Kaiser Data: Infants With Genetic Diseases Receive On-Time Vaccinations
Pathophilia —
Authority: 468
In 2007, the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program ruled that the family of Hannah Poling, a girl who developed an autistic condition after receiving a concentrated series of vaccinations, was entitled to compensation. The prevailing explanation for Polings brain dysfunction: Vaccine-induced immune responses ...6 days ago -
Featured Travel Nursing PICU RN Job in California
Travel Nursing Blog —
Authority: 131
Hospital located in Southern California is looking for a PICU travel nurses to work in their 30 bed PICU unit. Travel Nurse is responsible for applying the nursing process in the care of patients ranging from neonates to adults. Plans and administers patient care according to patient needs, established standards of ...6 days ago -
First National Zinc Campaign For Childhood Diarrhea Increases Awareness, But Use Lags Behind
Health News from Medical News Today —
Authority: 738
In a study assessing the impact of the first national campaign to scale up zinc treatment of diarrhea in Bangladesh, researchers found that awareness was high but usage lagged behind.6 days ago