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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"medical innovations"”.
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CO₂ Laser Treatment in Urogynecological Conditions // Лечение с СО2 лазер при урогинекологични състояния
… physical therapy, and surgical interventions, medical innovations increasingly highlight laser therapy as a safe and effective alternative. This study presents a critical analysis of the application of CO₂ laser therapy based on literature review, clinical experience, and empirical data, aiming …
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The medication mismanagement system : causes, evidence of user innovation, and a view towards a product/service solution for the elderly
… Association, 2009) and as a result many of the medical innovations that have increased life expectancy by 47 years since 1900 (Wan He, 2005) remain left unclaimed. So why than do Seniors, facing the pain of arthritis or the impending certainty of death from congestive heart failure, refuse to …
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Patent law and non-communicable diseases (NCDs)
… broader public which relies on access to these innovations for societal benefit. While patents incentivize creativity and technological progress, they can also restrict access to critical innovations, specifically in fields like healthcare, where public access to life-saving treatments may be …
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The Development and diffusion of wound healing theory and practice : a sociological case-study
… to make this information available to the wider medical and nursing communities.</p> <p>The discovery that experimental studies conducted in the 1960's on the physiological processes of wound healing contradicted the previously held dominant view that a 'dry' environment promoted healing. …
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Gender Differences of the Older Adult in Relationship to Ego Integrity and the Need for Control.
… integrity, because of the changes in lifestyle, medical innovations, and venues of employment, persons of 55 years of age may be too young to relate to the eighth stage of Erikson's stage theory. Future researchers may also want to consider the need for control measure predicting isolation, …
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The relationship of the attributional dimensions of emotional differentiation on attributional dimensions of technology readiness for orthotic and prosthetic clinicians
… and groups seem to adopt emerging ideas and innovations more readily than others. Since any emerging innovation or technology inherently comes with a higher degree of uncertainty and risk, the group or individual must deal with the anxiety created by innovative behavior. Individuals who are …
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Views of Student Nurses on Caring and Technology in Nursing
<p>Nurses entering the workforce are faced with many challenges, but today the multiple demands of patient care are complicated by a nurse's need to keep abreast of fast-changing technology. This research is universally relevant to nursing practice in educational settings and practice areas because …