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Depressed youngsters who do not socialise much are most likely to lash out violently at others, a new study has claimed.According to researchers at Texas A M International University, the strongest risk factors for violent behaviour were depression and having delinquent peers. Overall, the researchers found, the factors that did increase the risk of violent behaviour had pretty small effects. A lot of media attention tends to get focused on individual factors, like playing violent video games, and even when there's no evidence that they're connected with violent behaviour.
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Health Information Sharing
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Whole-Person Integrated Care Delivered via a Patient-Centered Life-Cycle Value Chain
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Bandi Prabhakar
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"Health Information Sharing "
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Medical history would play a key role in decision making situation for providers. So a complete, secure sharing of information can avoid duplication of test, reduntant data entry and valid data storing, makes health care provided in better...
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Stephen E. Beller, PhD
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"Whole-Person Integrated Care Delivered via a Patient-Centered Life-Cycle Value Chain"
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Whole-person perspective focuses on improving a person's health and wellbeing by addressing one's physical health (body), mental/psychological health (mind), and the mind-body connection ("holistic" health). In other words, it views an individual...
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Social Challenges
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Policies and Regulations
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Sovan Maiti
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"Social Challenges"
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Dehumanized nature of care in virtual environment, variation in culture, illness behavior, language and medical practice, absence of touch as a communication aid and relative anonymity and lack of formality.
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Kaushik Dutta
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I think the major challenge is lack of knowledge. They may not be aware of the availability of online health resources also. Adding on, the inadequate distribution of evaluated outcomes also turns out as a challenge. As far as sharing of expertise...
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omitting patient care from medical treatment
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sibaram paria,Asst.professor,NSHM College of Pharmaceutical Technology;Kolkata-700053
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Bindu Narayan
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"omitting patient care from medical treatment"
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I really agree with mandeep here, I mean its the hospitals responsibility to take care of the patient and it is seen that a family member will always be there to help physically and mentally as well, I mean there are many cases where patient will...
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Mandeep K. Thakral
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"omitting patient care from medical treatment"
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A Doctors treats, like a mechanic fixes. Patient safety is a component of patient care. Which is holistic and require multidisciplinary team. Once the treating physician is not at the bedside, who is responsible for that patient? Why is a family...
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Using Village skills in a proper way
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Recruitment Services for Unskilled and Semi Skilled mass
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Kaushik Dutta
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"Using Village skills in a proper way"
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He who is coming from villages is expertised in some or other rural activities like small scale product making or agriculture. Indian government is now a days trying to establish green technology everywhere. They can use the experience of these...
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Roopesh Nair
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"Recruitment Services for Unskilled and Semi Skilled mass"
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Yes. Since there are no organized player in this segment and also since there is huge demand for unskilled and semi-skilled workers both for domestic and commercial establishments,there has to be a interface catering to the demand and supply...
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People skills
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2.process knowledge+safety awareness+management skills
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Dr.kulveer vikram singh
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"2.process knowledge+safety awareness+management skills"
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an administrator must awared about safety of the patients through his managerial skills of planning , processing & coordination amongst all.he deals with the the whole entire hospital,so,he must be self awared about the new techs. & needs.
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Kaushik Dutta
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Practical business skills are a strong asset for the hospital administrator. Being able to deal with concepts such as overhead, costs, charges, fund asset replacement, capital availability, joint ventures, and how group purchasing arrangements benefit...
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In a recent study, it was seen that the average Mumbaikar is likely to die at least seven years before other Indians and about 12 years before people living in the rest of Maharashtra. Despite economic growth and availability of good health facilities in the city, which normally lead to an increase in life expectancy in societies across the world, Mumbaikars on an average live to the age of 56.8 years. Life expectancy is 52.6 years for men and 58.1 years for women. The average all-India life expectancy figure is currently 63.7 years for both males and females. This means the average Indian's lifespan is at least seven years more than that of the average Mumbaikar. These figures came up in t...
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Elumalai. P
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I feel the basic reason for shorter life of Mumbaikers and people living in metro cities of india may be due to the life style of living. They live a mechanical life. Most of the metro cities are filled with various kind of pollution to name few...
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Kaushik Dutta
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I think the reason for most of the Indian population's faring poorly on the life expectancy parameter is because around most of the country's population lives in very unhygienic conditions like in slums. I think ignorance among citizens is one...
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Ratnakar Naik
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The lifestyle of most of the Indians are very much unsystematic. Living life on the edge, scrambling for a toehold on trains, snaking one’s way through traffic snarls, fighting to find a roof over one’s head all combine to make most of the cities...
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Nanotechnology could improve the life of the lithium batteries used in portable devices, including laptop computers, mp3 players, and mobile phones. Research to be published in the Inderscience publication - International Journal of Nano manufacturing demonstrates that carbon nanotubes can prevent such batteries from losing their charge capacity over time. Researchers at the Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, in China, have been investigating how to improve the kind of rechargeable batteries that are almost ubiquitous in today's portable devices. Mobile phones, mp3 players, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and laptop computers usually use lithium-ion batteries to...
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India sends as many students to the US for higher studies as does China, but an analysis of immigration trends suggests this supply is worryingly skewed.While both the countries have sent a comparable number of engineering students to the US, China sent two-and-a-half times more science students than India, according to a recent study. As for the number of doctorates from US universities—a sign of the quality of students—China is way ahead of India, even in engineering studies. China’s prowess in basic sciences gives it an edge in areas such as nanotechnology, drug discovery and energy research. The findings are from the India Science and Technology Report 2008, published by the Nationa...
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Clinical trials are expected to have huge growth in India. How the clinical trials are conducted and how many phases does it have?
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Bindu Narayan
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| 2 years ago
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In the first phase, the product is tested on a few people to check its effectiveness, safety , tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of a drug. In the second phase, it is tested on comparatively a bit more number of people and is...
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Kaushik Dutta
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Normally there are four major phases through which the clinical trials are conducted. In the first phase of the trails researchers test a new drug in a small group of people for the first time to evaluate its safety, determine a safe dosage range,...
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Charles davison
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Can we call clinical trial phases as first phase of guniea Humans ,coming after lab mice and guniea pigs?
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