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Showing 1 to 20 of 30 for “"medical professional"”.
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What makes personalized medicine work? : an empirical analysis of the role of product attributes, medical professional societies and patient groups in the diffusion of four breast cancer genetic tests
… is the science and practice of customizing medical screening and treatment plans for an individual based on his or her genomic profile. Breast cancer is one of the first disease areas to serve as an example of this approach, where most patients have experienced its benefits through the use …
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Oral Health Services in a Medical Setting
… received preventive oral health services in a medical setting. Methods: Using a prospective cohort study, children 0-3 years of age received an oral health screening, risk assessment, caregiver education, and a fluoride varnish treatment in an ambulatory pediatric medical clinic. A 16-item oral …
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BELIEFS ABOUT SELF-CARE AMONG ONCOLOGY PROVIDERS
… utilize spiritual self-care more than any other medical professional. The older adults utilize their social support systems more than the younger adults. Individuals with three or more children are better at utilizing their social support, physical self-care, and emotional support systems than …
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Professional integration experiences of international medical graduates in Ireland and Canada
International migration of health professionals, specifically, doctors, especially from the technologically developing countries to developing ones is a phenomenon that is has received considerable attention from researchers, media and policy makers in the lately. This form of migration has sparked …
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Perceptions of medical professionals towards sustainability orientation and acceptability of eco-friendly medical scrubs
<p>This research explores the perceptions of medical professionals towards sustainability orientation and acceptability of eco-friendly medical scrubs. This study examines the correlation between sustainability orientation and scrub properties as a means of finding the perceptions of medical …
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REGULATION AND GOVERNANCE OF ACCESS TO UNPROVEN MEDICAL INTERVENTIONS IN CANADA; A CASE STUDY ANALYSIS
… regulation and governance of access to unproven medical interventions provided by physicians in Canada, with the goal of informing and strengthening future strategies. The examples selected were chelation therapy for applications other than treating heavy metal toxicity, liberation therapy for …
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An Effective Platform for Assessing Cognitive Health
… cognitive assessments under the supervision of a medical professional, a costly and time-consuming process. Furthermore, these assessments are often administered with pen and paper, making it difficult to measure many behaviors expressed by the patient. In this work, we develop an app for a tablet …
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The Relationship Among Children Born with a Congenital Heart Defect, Effects of General Anesthesia, and Special Academic Needs
… their CHD. A lack of communication between the medical sector and the educational world led to extensive delays in children receiving the educational support they needed to be successful academically. There were two primary exploratory questions that drove my study: 1.) Is there a relationship …
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Fatores que dificultam a alimentação complementar infantil
… service of health. In the studied casuistry the medical professional and he with other professional of health were the main professionals of health involved directly in this orientation. It is stood out that just in 5,0% of the children, the nutrition professional's participation was referred.
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Three dimensional visualization through use of HoloLens
… the heart. Instead of looking at 2D images, the medical professional would use HoloLens to inspect 3D holograms produced using the same data. The holograms would give the professional the ability to see any scar regions, both the interior and exterior of the regions. It would also allow them the …
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Investigating Personality Factors in Patients with Asthma
… age: 53 years), while asthma diagnosis by a medical professional was self-reported across three time points over a range of 54 years. A binary logistic regression was performed to examine the association between FFM personality traits and the likelihood of having endorsed asthma at any time …
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Diabetes in Latinas : Depression, Metabolic Control, and the Roles of Acculturation and Social Support
… significantly with diagnosis of depression by a medical professional (rs = 0.22, p = 0.04). There was an additional finding that years of living with diabetes was significantly correlated with being considered depressed (CES-D score = 24; [rs = 0.23, p = 0.03]). These and other findings support …
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The role of information in the reduction of clinically inappropriate expectations of antibiotics
… 1 and 2), in the context of trust in the health professional providing the information (Studies 3 and 4), and in the presence of a specific mechanism that might prevent the effect of information provision (Studies 5 to 8). The findings from these studies highlight the complex combination of …
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Medical Professionals' Perceptions of Healthcare Artificial Intelligence
<p>This study examined whether medical professionals across different levels of expertise show differences in their perceptions of healthcare artificial intelligence (AI). Specifically, the researcher hypothesized that participants with more expertise and experience would have greater negative …
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Food Insecurity And Child And Parent/Caretaker Overweight/Obesity In A Rural, Appalachian Mississippi Community
… was determined using caretaker report of a medical professional identifying child overweight/obesity within the past year. Data were analyzed using IBM SPSS (version 23, 2015) to assess for differences in parent/caretaker BMI and caretaker-reported child overweight/obesity by food security …
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The psychological health of veterans of the 2003 Iraq war
… in the military were receiving any form of medical professional help. Non-medical sources of help were widely used. The rates of help-seeking in this population were comparable with general population rates. The majority of those diagnosed were not receiving the best evidence based …
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Pain, childhood, and the emotions: a cultural history c. 1870-1950
… is a study of pain in childhood in British medical and scientific discourse between 1870 and 1950. It explores the physical, emotional, and performative dimensions of pain from a cultural perspective, analysing written documents and visual material and comparing the perspectives of …
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A Technology Solution to Over the Counter Drug Issues
… the drugs in cases where the guidance of a medical professional is not available. This research reviews data on OTC usage in the United States, reviews the process followed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the transition of drugs from prescription to nonprescription status, and …
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The impact of bereavement intervention on levels of grief in pregnant women who experience pre-twenty-week loss
… either the treatment group or control group. The Medical Professional Guidelines for Health Care Professionals were used to construct and implement a perinatal grief intervention for participants in the experimental group. The control group received the usual standard of care. Demographic data …
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Understanding the Drivers of Vaccine Hesitancy During COVID-19 in Mississippi, United States
… Survey”, while the third uses the “Mississippi Medical Professional Vaccine Confidence Survey”. In the first study, I explored how physician-participant demographic concordance affects vaccine intentions. Race-concordant physician trust consistently associated with lower vaccine intentions, …
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