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Official Contact Details - Vandana Bed and BreakfastPhone: 011-26186355
Vandana's bed and breakfast located in posh South Delhi area has to offer three clean, quiet and well appointed rooms with all modern facilities.
- Price from 2500 INR / Day / Per unit
- Capacity up to 1 people
- 3 bedrooms
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Welcome to Vandana's Bed and Breakfast. This cozy family run B&B offers friendly and homely atmosphere and is ideal for budget conscious travelers looking for clean, tidy and comfortable accommodation. The furnishing are of a very high standard and the sheets are 100% white cotton.
This charming B&B located in South Delhi is Delhi's prime location. Qutab Minar, Safdarjung Temple, Airport, Railway Station, important markets and embassies are close to us.
You will appreciate the modern well appointed rooms which are comfortable and yet elegant.
All three rooms are decorated using carefully chosen materials. Rooms include full en suite private facilities. The rooms have free Wi-Fi Internet access, private toilet with shower, T.V with 100+ channels, mini fridge, air conditioner, and heaters for winters. Ironing board, coffee maker, microwave oven can be given on demand.
With 24 hours security, we offer a relaxed stay even for single ladies. A charming terrace garden is an ideal place for you to have your evening tea.
Our prices are:
Single accommodation - Rs.2500/-
Double accommodation - Rs.3000/-
( Which includes breakfast whether Indian, English or Continental. Also includes all taxes.)
Discount can be given to guests for long stay.
Address: B-4/124 Safdarjung Enclave,
New Delhi - 110029
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Res. 011-26186355
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I took the second capsule of Macrobid & went to bed. 7 hrs later I was awoken by not being able to breath. A terrible headache, severe muscle ache all over. After 12 hrs the breathing got a little better with the help of a rescue inhaler. I thought I was getting better. Now three days later I'm having pleurisy symptoms. What a mess!
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About two weeks ago, i got the UTI back, got pyridium, ibuprophen and
. Got hives from the
and had to stop. Developed horrid migraine with lots of dizziness. I went to the family doc who ordered a urine test, blood work, and gave us zophran. (also had gotton that from ready care.) suggested ER. went there got a shot of torpal and midran. took that. went to nuerologist. they had put me on a amerge burst, and then she told me to take predisone too.
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I have had a killer
and someone mentioned it could be my antibiotic.... I have been on them for 8 days....
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Symptoms of a UTI consist of frequent urination and pain with urination amongst others and some that you have mentioned. I would recommend you go see a dr and gets medication. I got prescribed macrobid or something like that with in 24 hrs it was gone. Also Dr said to drink lots and lots of water to flush all toxins out. Side note I am pregnant though so with that being said they might prescribe you something else.
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If it's a black and yellow pill, I've taken it too, but I haven't taken anything since I've been pregnant except for Benadryl for an allergic reaction and Tylenol for a
. I would assume if your doctor prescribed, they know you are pregnant, so it should be fine.
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Hi, I hope you are feeling better now. If you have bad reactions to Macrobid, inform your doctor about this for proper management. You can also try complementary and alternative medicine such as biofeedback therapy to control your headache. This has been recommended by the National Institute of Health and has helped a lot of other headache sufferers as well. Take care always and do keep us posted.
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I am a 49 YO woman, diagnosed with UTI one week ago, February 2nd. At the time,
was prescribed. Monday morning the gyn nurse called to say due to culture results, med was being changed to Cipro. 250 mg 2X daily/ 3 days. I am also a brain tumor patient, having had a meningioma successfully resected via craniotomy 5/12/05. Had one "sensory partial seizure" before surgery, one shortly after, none since. No seizure meds since 30 days post-op nearly 2 yrs ago.
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I went to the OB/GYN two days later, and the tests again showed white blood cells. She prescribed
, which I continued to take even after the culture came back negative. I continued having intermittent bladder pain, and went to yet another doctor two weeks ago. White blood cells are again present, and a microscopy showed some bacteria.
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Has anyone been prescribed
for a UTI and had some really awful side affects?? Ive got a terrible headache and some awful nausea.. not to mention body aches. Just wondering.. Im considering taking benadryl in case Im just having some sort of reaction. What do you guys think?
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I was admitted into the hospital at 29 weeks for bp's,
, and slight pain in upper right abdomen, some protein in urine, and was dilated 1 cm. I've never had uti's in the past and have had 3 now with this prenancy. Well, to the point, with all the problems I've been having, I've started to experience lower back pain, cramping, naseua, and decrease in urination. My doctor said they think I might have another uti, but does this sound like it's progressed into a kidney ifection??
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At the same time as the UTI I believe I came down with a stomach virus. But with it I also had a extremely painful
. Dr said the
and stomach ache were the virus. Also before the UTI symptoms started I began noticing that during intercourse it was slightly painful. About 3 years ago I went through a similar phase of mulitple UTI's and pain that never really resolved itself. I changed my diet and worked out more and it did get better.
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Hi, I am a 29 year old female - I have had UTIs since I was about 15yrs old continuously, once or twice a month. The urologist put me on
as a prevenitive medicine to take before intercourse a few years ago. Following those instructions lessened my UTIs to no more than 4 times per year of getting UTIs (much more bearable). Then on Feb. 2nd 2010, I had what I will call an "episode".
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It started as pinkish urine and by mid morning looked like weak cranberry juice. I was given the generic form of
(since I MAY be pregnant.) I have had a HEADACHE for a whole week. Thought this was from caffeine w/d so started drinking my morning coffee and headache still here. Back pain and also had low temp 99-100 for past two days. Also fever and chills for two days which kept me in bed, but those have pretty much gone away.
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I am very good about taking my medicine first thing in the morning without anything else (except for an excedrin occassionally if I wake up with a bad
) and then not eating for at least an hour. Has anyone else heard that levoxyl is absorbed better than synthroid? And what can I expect when I switch tomorrow morning? Thanks.
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I've been limping along for a couple of years now for my foot and leg don't work properly anymore and just recently I've been having a funny shivery feeling up and down my spine (like one feels when they have the flu) and a tingling
only at the back of my head. One time I had taken some
for a Urinary Tract Infection and it erased all my numbness problems, so I haven't a clue as to what is wrong with me but I think I might be suffering from an infection along my spinal cord(?
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I am 32 years old male, two months back i woke up with urgent need to urinate and the frequency increased to 10 times in an hour. I had body ache slight feverand
. since I was not accessible to good doc i suspected UTI and to cipro for three days. i got relieved from my problem but exactly after 10 days i suffered from similar problem but quite severe. i had blood in my urine alongwith witish discharge.
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I was in UNBEARABLE PAIN almost from head to toe. I was running a high fever, throwing up, , I had a
that literally felt like NO OTHER I had ever had... and nothing would make the pain subside or even become bearable. He had me do a urinalysis which came back positive for a Kidney infection...a bad one. He gave me a shot of antibiotics and wrote a prescription for some too when I got home. Ive been taking the antibiotics like Im suppose to, and eating bland, drinking ALOT ..
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Was put on Macrobid/Metrogel for 5 days for UTI.Have neuropathy and it made it worse. Had bad
so pharmacist said stop meds.
continued, eye pain, pain in left chest, shoulder, arm, wrist. Breathing problems. Remember taking one Tequin a few days later that I had from previous UTI. At a loss as to what this is. Could this be from the medicine after all this time? Read Macrobid causes lung and Tequin heart probs? With all the tests could it still be lung or heart?
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No infection. Nothing. The doc still prescribed me an antibiotic (
) which I took for 3 weeks but with no relief. He also put me on Prosed for a week. I have a feeling of pressure in my urethral passage and also a severe feeling of dull aching pain and discomfort on the tip of my urethra ( close to clitoris). I cannot do fast jerky body movements since I get the feeling that the urine may leak out. I also am scared to do any physical exercise due to the same reason.
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Overall, your symptoms sound like general deconditioning and could be possibly related to the "autoimmune illness." It would be helpful to determine exactly what autoimmune disease you actually have with laboratory and clinical testing. A neurological disease that would explain all of your symptoms does not come to mind, but many autoimmune diseases such as LUpus do have neurological manifestations such as peripheral neuropathies.
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Had effects during this treatment (worsening of neuropathy, insomnia,
, terrible muscle pain, several migraines)I am also a brain tumor patient(craniotomy benign meningioma '05).I have Hashimotos hypothyroid diagnosed 10/05. Take synthroid .125. Before Cipro had been on macrobid for 3 days, culture required change of med. I finished the 3 days of Cipro. 3 nights later 2/11/05 out of nowhere, sharp abdominal pains, burping, cramping, bloating,gas,loose stools 3 times this night.
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I switched to
about two months ago and so far I am uti free. You may have to experiment to find what works for you. It's great that your husband is also going with you, but I hope you are able to do this on your own. Practice makes perfect, so dont' be afraid to try and try. You may also need to try different positions -sitting or standing to make this work for you. Whatever you do, do not use a catheter that has missed the mark and been placed in your vagina instead.
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8 and mine is 250,the docror gave me tablets called legalon,and it has been 6 months and I am still ill.The symptoms I have are a
,my eyes feel like they are being tightend,I feel nauseas,my heart feels as if it is pumping harder and faster,I used to have a pain in the abdomen and stomach but that seems to have gone. If I drink these symptoms get worse and I feel as if my heart is gonig stop.
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ER said it was kidney infection..high fever, back and flank pain, hard to self cath. Started
. Three days later my doctor says culture came back negative, so I went off antibiotic. Still have fever and lots of pain. When Urologist diagnosed neurogenic bladder she sent me back to Primary doc saying she couldnt help because it is a neurological problem. She speculated that I have MS, and I started having tests to find out.
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ER said it was kidney infection..high fever, back and flank pain, hard to self cath. Started
. Three days later my doctor says culture came back negative, so I went off antibiotic. Still have fever and lots of pain. When Urologist diagnosed neurogenic bladder she sent me back to Primary doc saying she couldnt help because it is a neurological problem. She speculated that I have MS, and I started having tests to find out.
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ER said it was kidney infection..high fever, back and flank pain, hard to self cath. Started
. Three days later my doctor says culture came back negative, so I went off antibiotic. Still have fever and lots of pain. When Urologist diagnosed neurogenic bladder she sent me back to Primary doc saying she couldnt help because it is a neurological problem. She speculated that I have MS, and I started having tests to find out.
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Along with the fibro type symptoms, I have chronic kidney infections and have become allergic to
and sulfa. Ibuprofen gives me NO relief, tylenol makes it dull down some. I feel like a hypochondriac...going to the dr.... tests show nothing...but my pain and fatigue never stop. Some days are much better than others, but none are close to pain free. I work as a hygienist 3 days a week....
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So far, symptoms/sides not too bad. However, last weekend I developed my first ever migraine
to the point where I ended up throwing up. Yesterday, I developed a urinary tract infection out of the blue. Never had one before in my life. I'm on Procrit and my hemoglobin has come up from 9.5 to 10.4 in the past 3 weeks. My WBC remains low at 1.8. When I asked MD about it, he said it has been at 1.
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. Three days later my doctor says culture came back negative, so I went off antibiotic. Still have fever and lots of pain. When Urologist diagnosed neurogenic bladder she sent me back to Primary doc saying she couldnt help because it is a neurological problem. She speculated that I have MS, and I started having tests to find out.
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Thank you all for your advice. I just got back from the ER and they are treating me with
(UTI) type symptoms. My fever was 100.6 and the symptoms were there. My culture came back negative but he said sometimes early on they don't show yet and no harm to treat since macrobid doesn't hurt the baby. The doc said to come back in a day or so if the cramping didn't subside or if I have bleeding so they can do an ultrasound and b/w. I am hoping they will go away.
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The Actor, 39, Succumbs To Lymphoma
Andy Whitfield passed away surrounded by his wife, two young children and other family members, reports confirm. He was 39.
Whitfield had been diagnosed with cancer in March 2010, just before the second season of Spartacus was to begin shooting. While he underwent treatment, the Starz network aired a Spartacus prequel in Whitfield's absence, but recast Aussie actor Liam McIntyre in the role when Whitfield's condition deteriorated in January.
The Welsh native moved to Australia in 1999 and had roles on Packed to the Rafters and All Saints. Still it was his gladiator role in Spartacus, first made famous by American actor Kirk Douglas in 1960, that catapulted Whitfield to fame and made the series a rapid hit. Whitfield's wife thanked his fans in addition to family and friends in a statement made Sunday.
"He passed peacefully surrounded by love," she said in the statement. "Thank you to all his fans whose love and support have help carry him to this point. He will be remembered as the inspiring, courageous and gentle man, father and husband he was."
Starz President and CEO Chris Albrecht said in a separate statement that "Andy was an inspiration to all of us as he faced this very personal battle with courage, strength and grace."
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Planning a Caribbean cruise for late summer or fall? Here's the bad news: A worse-than-normal hurricane season is on the way.
That's the word from Colorado State University's hurricane forecast team, which is predicting an above-average year of tropical storms for the Atlantic basin, which includes the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico.
The forecast for 2010, released today, calls for 15 named tropical storms in the Atlantic, of which eight will become hurricanes. The team predicts four of the eight hurricanes will in turn develop into major hurricanes (Category 3, 4 or 5) with maximum wind speeds of 111 mph or greater.
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As USA TODAY weather writer Doyle Rice notes today in a blog post on the predictions, a typical Atlantic hurricane season sees just 10 named storms — six of them hurricanes. The typical year sees just two major hurricanes.
Colorado State's Tropical Meteorology Project is the nation's longest-running and most well-known hurricane forecast effort. Begun by William Gray in 1984, the forecasts are used by insurance companies, emergency managers and the media to prepare Americans for hurricane season.
Last month, private forecasting firm AccuWeather also predicted a higher-than-average 16 to 18 tropical storms and hurricanes would form in the Atlantic basin this year. The federal National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration is scheduled to release its hurricane forecast on May 20.
A USA TODAY analysis of Colorado State's forecast data since 2000 found the university has under-forecast the number of named tropical storms and hurricanes four times, over-forecast the number three times, and been almost right (within two storms) on three occasions.
The hurricane season runs from June 1 to Nov. 30. The first named storm will be Alex, followed by Bonnie and Colin.
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Cameron Boy captured a title in the 200-meter dash this afternoon and the Gophers lead the field with 30 points, after the first day of the Jack Johnson Classic. North Dakota State sits in second with 17 team points.
Boy, who finished seventh a year ago (22.53) in the same race, won this year after clocking in at 21.92. Sean King finished second with a time of 22.68.
Minnesota took second and third in the long jump, at the UM Fieldhouse. Sam Kettenhofen leaped 7.21m (23-8) to take second, while Oladipo Fagbemi jumped 7.02m (23- ½) for third place.
Logan Markuson and Macauley Spandl each are competing in the heptathlon for the Gophers. Marksuon took second in the 60 meter dash with a time of 7.37, while Spandl took second in the high jump, after clearing 1.82m (5-11 ½).
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What Doctors Don't Tell Us
Residency training is a wilderness that few non-physicians penetrate. Patients lying sick in a hospital bed rarely inquire of the person with a stethoscope whether he or she is an attending physician, a resident, an intern, or, for that matter, a medical student. (In some institutions, the length of the white coat is the giveaway, but few people know that short jackets identify medical students and knee-length coats "attending physicians," the senior doctors formally in charge of a patient's case.) More important, at least until the publicity around the Zion case, almost no one outside medicine appreciated the contradictions inherent in the residency system and their effects on the lives of residents and patients.
These contradictions start with the definition of a resident's status and tasks. Residents are both advanced students and practitioners: the official term for the three-year resident program is "graduate medical education." In fact, many teaching hospitals have dropped the labels "intern" and "resident" altogether, using instead the terms Post Graduate Year I, II, and III. Interns are in their first post-graduate year after taking their M.D. degree; residents are in their second and third. As graduate students, residents are expected to read widely in the medical literature and to consult regularly with their putative teachers—that is, the attending physicians. But residents are also practitioners, responsible on a day-to-day basis for diagnosing, treating, and monitoring anywhere from ten to thirty very sick patients. In many hospitals, they are also expected to do "scut work": drawing blood, inserting intravenous lines, taking specimens to the lab, and so on.
The two roles do not fit together easily either in theory or in practice. Residents are supposed to be supervised as they care for their patients but not supervised too closely. According to the prevailing view, the only way they can learn to practice medicine is by actively making diagnoses, administering drugs, and performing various other medical procedures. If the process is monopolized by an attending physician, the resident's training will suffer. Accordingly, the guidelines issued by the American Board of Internal Medicine, the certifying body for residency programs, state: "Residents must have continuing responsibility for most of the patients they admit…. Residents must be given the responsibility for decision making and for direct patient care."2 Supervision is important, but direct experience with patients counts most.
While the official requirements are designed to give residents opportunities to make independent decisions, they have very wide discretion. The result is often what one reform-minded physician has called "resident-run residencies." Residents usually have primary responsibility over ward patients (that is, poor patients paid for mainly by Medicaid), which gives them an opportunity to learn from treating patients who do not have personal doctors or specialists of their own. Senior physicians provide supervision, but only up to a point—they usually appear on the wards each morning for two hours and make the rounds of patients accompanied by residents and medical students; they may do the same for an hour or two in the afternoon if they are particularly diligent; they are very rarely present at night. For their part, residents on the wards are seldom eager to consult with the senior physicians; they want to work through the case themselves. In most teaching hospitals, to wake a supervisor with a question or to ask him to come to the hospital in the middle of the night would amount to a confession of ineptitude.
This system prompted Michel Foucault to observe that, with the rise of scientific medicine, the poor and the rich struck a Faustian bargain. The poor received treatment on the wards, and in return gave their bodies to the service of medical education. The rich benefited from this knowledge, and in return endowed and supported the hospitals.
But Foucault was only partly right. Residents learn not only by treating the poor but by caring for private patients as well. Even people who endow hospitals or have their own personal doctors or specialists seldom escape the system. All but a few private patients in teaching hospitals go "on service." That is, they are seen regularly by the resident staff, which writes out their "orders," including the tests and procedures they are to undergo and the medicine they are to be prescribed. Each patient has an "order book" in which his treatment is entered. It is not, as Robins sometimes suggests, officially closed to attending physicians in the sense that they are prohibited from writing in it; but in practice the orders are entered by the residents, both for "on service" patients as well as for ward patients. Indeed, the American Board of Internal Medicine flatly states: "Residents cannot be expected to show appropriate growth in understanding patient care responsibilities if others write orders for patients under the residents' care."
Robins describes both what she calls the "closed" order book—and "on service" care in general. Her discussion is useful in bringing practice in teaching hospitals into the open, but she ignores several critical points. First, the alternative to "on service" care is "off service," which means that no one apart from nurses and the patient's private doctor, whose office and home are both likely to be at some distance from the hospital, would be responsible for looking after the patient. (Hospitals usually have a so-called "house doctor," who is often a moonlighting PGY III; he or she is usually available for emergencies, but little else.) Almost all private doctors put their seriously ill hospitalized patients "on service" so the patient will have around-the-clock scrutiny by the hospital staff, even if it is carried out by young residents.
Second, having residents in control of the order books is not as arbitrary a practice as it might appear. Since they are almost always assigned to a specific hospital floor, they are more likely to keep their eye on the order books of a particular group of patients; they observe the patient from hour to hour if necessary and this reduces the chance of errors arising from orders that are contradictory or should have been revised.
Finally, Robins fails to recognize that the ways doctors work with house staffs on behalf of private patients vary enormously. Many busy practitioners count on the residents to provide care for their patients and would never consider writing in the order books that the residents maintain. Some doctors insist on being called in if their patients begin sneezing; they refuse to give residents any leeway in making decisions and will take over the order book if the resident is not immediately on hand. Residents quickly learn each attending physician's style; naturally they prefer the one who gives them the most latitude. The "closed" order book is not "the dirtiest little secret in medical education," as Robins puts it, but, whether for reasons of ego or embarrassment, physicians generally fail to explain to patients how much of their treatment will be in the hands of residents.
Before Libby Zion's death her family had little idea how a hospital worked. They assumed, for example, that since their doctor had sent Libby to the emergency room at New York Hospital, he would be in charge and on the scene. But the case was handled in the usual way—that is, Libby was put "on service." In fact, the residents called and spoke to the attending physician several times. No record exists of these conversations, but it seems most unlikely from the evidence that the residents told him, or implied, that he should come to the hospital. Neither the admitting diagnosis ("viral syndrome with hysterical symptoms") nor the admitting orders (to merely monitor the patient's vital signs) suggested that Libby's condition was critical. When a nurse asked an intern to see the increasingly agitated patient, the intern treated her request casually, as if there was no cause for intense concern. In those circumstances few private physicians would have gone to the hospital; most of them would have done so only if they had an urgent call from the house staff or if they had a special relationship with the patient.
Would a more experienced doctor have sent Libby to the intensive care unit? Should not the intern have come to see Libby as her fever rose? In hind-sight most of the physicians I know would say yes to both questions, but there is no way to be sure what should have been done at the time. All that can be said is that no senior physician on the hospital staff ever examined Libby. Neither New York Hospital nor most of the other hospitals I know of kept a senior doctor on hand to review decisions made by emergency room residents. That they should now do so was one of the two major proposals for reform that were provoked by Libby Zion's death.
The second reform concerned how long residents work. Until the Zion case, it was commonplace for residents to be on the job 100 to 120 hours per week and to be on call every third or fourth night (during the 1930s and 1940s, they were on call every second night). Once or twice a week, each resident worked a thirty-six hour shift (from 7 AM the first day through 7 PM the second day, returning the next morning at 7 AM). The most obvious result was that residents did almost anything to cut down on their night-time tasks simply to get some sleep. A harrowing account of their working lives was given in 1986 by the sociologist Terry Mizrahi in her book Getting Rid of Patients, which described the variety of strategies residents used to avoid a "hit" (their term for a patient admission) or, failing that, to ease their workload. But so far as I know Mizrahi's book had no effect on medical training.
Although virtually everyone in charge of medical schools and hospitals recognized the drawbacks of a 120-hour week, they not only accepted the arrangement but strongly defended it. Since patients needed "continuity of care," so the argument went, it was better to have a tired doctor who knew the case than a rested one who had only read the chart. Critical illnesses, it was said, often develop over several twelve-hour periods; so shorter hours would mean that residents would miss a vital training experience. Most important, residents had to learn that medicine was a calling, not a job, and that one's responsibility to one's patients took precedence over all other considerations, including sleep. Put residents on a fixed schedule and they would come to adopt a lax "shift mentality."
None of these propositions, however, was ever actually tested. In a profession that prides itself on rigorous trials for every new drug and procedure, few hospital directors experimented with different schedules or examined charts to see if the theory of twelve-hour periods had any bearing on how illnesses really developed. No one challenged the idea that sleeplessness instilled a professional ethos in interns or wondered why learning how to avoid seeing patients was so important a part of a young physician's education. When the occasional critic noted that, apart from those in military service in wartime (and, some would add, new mothers or writers and editors facing deadlines), no one else regularly worked under conditions of sleep deprivation, the medical community insisted that a different system would be worse by far.
Ironically, as I have mentioned, the residents who treated Libby had not lost sleep. But once the facts of residency training came into the open, demands for change became inevitable. To the grand jury that reviewed the Libby Zion case, it seemed obvious that if the Federal Aviation Association said that pilots had to have "nine consecutive hours of rest for less than eight hours of scheduled flight time," residents should not be treating patients for thirty-six hours straight. The grand jury also found that interns were not adequately supervised and recommended that hospitals change the prevailing arrangements for overseeing their work.
In response, David Axelrod, then head of the New York State Department of Health, appointed a commission chaired by Professor Bertram Bell of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in 1986. After numerous hearings and over strenuous objections from doctors, the Bell Commission recommended several major reforms which were officially adopted in 1989 as Section 405 of the New York State Health Code. The work week of medical interns cannot exceed an average of eighty hours; they are not to work more than twenty-four consecutive hours and must have one twenty-four-hour period free each week. Every hospital emergency room has to have an attending physician present and on duty, and every hospital has to have an attending physician on call should residents require a consultation. The state provided hospitals with additional funds to defray the added costs of these reforms, including payments to auxiliary workers to do "scut work" and an increase of about 10 percent in the number of residency slots.
New York's precedent has transformed residency training throughout the country. Although no other state has issued similarly specific regulations, practically every group that accredits residency programs now insists on a less crushing schedule (except in training for surgery, which has successfully resisted all pressures). The new requirements for residents in internal medicine, for example, are that they should spend, on average, no more than eighty hours a week in patient care; that they should be on call no more than one night out of three; and that they should have one day a week free. The administrators of hospital residency programs have adopted similar provisions—perhaps because they agree that they are necessary, but more likely because they must remain competitive with other programs. Had they not modified their demands, New York hospitals would have enjoyed a huge recruiting advantage over hospitals in other states.
The general consensus about the need to change residency programs has not produced any clear agreement on the value of the changes that have so far been made. As might be expected, the residents themselves are overwhelmingly in favor of them. Although the letter of the law is frequently violated (the hour limits are neither consistently followed nor enforced), workloads are generally lighter. Residents in internal medicine at Albert Einstein College of Medicine told researchers that "the regulations had reduced their fatigue on the wards and lessened emotional stress…. They now provided better patient care."3 Residents in obstetrics and gynecology at the Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center said that, with no diminution in the quality of patient care, there was "a marked improvement in the quality of their personal lives, the amount of sleep they achieved, and their level of stress."4 Even surgical residents are convinced that "long consecutive hours impair quality of patient care."5
On the other hand, senior physicians complain bitterly that residents have, as they had feared, adopted a shift mentality and that patient care has suffered. Residents, they say, leave tests uncompleted and ignore anyone who challenges them when they head for home. Most residents deny the charge, maintaining that they are not clock watchers and have not lost their sense of professional responsibility. Most attending physicians say they do not believe them.
Only one study has attempted to measure by objective standards the effects of the new rules on patient care. At New York Hospital, of all places, investigators reviewed patients' charts immediately before and after the changes; they found that the new system increased delays in obtaining test results. The study also measured the changes in "in-hospital complications," which include ignoring abnormal test results and making errors in prescriptions and dosage. It found no change had occurred in the total number of tests performed, the length of time patients spent in the hospital, the number of transfers to intensive care, or, most important, mortality rates.6 But the study has its weaknesses—the category of "in-hospital complication" is very loosely defined—and its findings might not hold true for other hospitals.
Whatever further investigations may show, there is no going back to the 120-hour workweek, in part because the public and the medical residents will not tolerate it, and in part, too, because residency in the 1990s, even after these changes, is a far more demanding and stressful experience than it was twenty years ago. Contrary to previous practice, Medicare and HMO regulations require that only people with very serious illness be admitted to a hospital. Patients also remain in hospitals for much shorter periods, from an average of twelve days in the early 1980s to under eight days now, owing to new and more complex technology for diagnosis and treatment as well as to constantly rising costs. It was one thing to work thirty-six hours when residents only had to read an EKG or listen to a stethoscope. It is quite another when they may be prescribing fast-acting cardiac drugs or performing more intricate and invasive diagnostic procedures, such as inserting a catheter into the heart to measure its output of blood.
In any case, the private doctor, who acted both as an entrepreneur and as a heroic figure to his patients, is giving way to the team member who is part of an HMO or a physician-run practice plan, an interchangeable part of a larger medical system. More and more he is forced by the schedules and rules of group practice to hand off a patient to colleagues and to try to do so in a way that ensures continuity of treatment. The once traditional question "Who is your doctor?" is changing to "Which health care plan do you belong to?" How many people now in their twenties are likely to develop a close personal relation with, and loyalty to, one particular doctor? In view of the direction in which the medical system seems to be heading, a carefully designed system of shifts may be precisely what doctors require.
Changes in medicine are beginning to mirror the "restructuring" that is taking place within other organizations. The doctor-patient relationship is increasingly formal and bureaucratic; more and more it is an exchange between strangers based on increasingly sophisticated methods of testing and treatment. In many cases medical practice has become more efficient, but it may also leave some patients feeling stranded, without the intimate observation of their symptoms and the sympathetic advice they formerly expected. This new situation is not what Sidney Zion had in mind when he began his campaign; but it may help to explain the degree to which he succeeded in changing the way doctors work in America.
Graduate Medical Education Directory, 1995, pp. 62–63.↩
Joseph Conigliaro, William Frishman, Eliot Lazar, and Lila Croen, "Internal Medicine Housestaff and...the Impact of New York State Section 405 Regulations...," Journal of General Internal Medicine, 8 (1993), p. 505.↩
Amalia Kelly, Frances Marks, Carolyn Westhoff, and Mortimer Rosen, "The Effect of the New York State Restrictions on Resident Work Hours," Obstetrics and Gynecology, 78 (1991), p. 468.↩
Steven Ruby, Lisa Allen, Peter Fielding, and Peter Deckers, "Survey of Residents' Attitudes Toward Reform of Work Hours," Archives of Surgery, 125 (1990), p. 765.↩
Christine Laine, Lee Goldman, Jane Soukup and Joseph Hayes, "The Impact of a Regulation Restricting Medical House Staff Working Hours on the Quality of Patient Care," Journal of the American Medical Association, 269 (1993), pp. 374–378.↩
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Graduate Medical Education Directory, 1995, pp. 62–63.↩
Joseph Conigliaro, William Frishman, Eliot Lazar, and Lila Croen, "Internal Medicine Housestaff and…the Impact of New York State Section 405 Regulations…," Journal of General Internal Medicine, 8 (1993), p. 505.↩
Amalia Kelly, Frances Marks, Carolyn Westhoff, and Mortimer Rosen, "The Effect of the New York State Restrictions on Resident Work Hours," Obstetrics and Gynecology, 78 (1991), p. 468.↩
Steven Ruby, Lisa Allen, Peter Fielding, and Peter Deckers, "Survey of Residents' Attitudes Toward Reform of Work Hours," Archives of Surgery, 125 (1990), p. 765.↩
Christine Laine, Lee Goldman, Jane Soukup and Joseph Hayes, "The Impact of a Regulation Restricting Medical House Staff Working Hours on the Quality of Patient Care," Journal of the American Medical Association, 269 (1993), pp. 374–378.↩


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|Putney, meet agua.
OK, maybe that last part happens only in Miami. Michael Putney certainly got the money shot yesterday when he ignored a warning taped to the front door of Justin Lamar Sternad, the candidate at the center of an FBI probe into Rep. David Rivera. Instead of answers, Putney got a face full of agua.
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To be fair to Sternad's wife, Putney was warned exactly what would happen if he banged on the door. A white paper sign taped out front states the couple has five children, asks reporters to call Sternad's attorney for comment, and concludes, "Trespassers will be WET! You have been warned!"
Touché, Sternad household.
As fun as it is to see Putney get drenched, every increasingly bizarre tale coming out of the Sternard affair has to be making Rivera ever more worried about his chances of keeping his seat come November.
This week has been a doozy for the Republican congressman. First, news came that the consultant who allegedly paid for Sternard's mailers with envelops of cash from Rivera -- and who disappeared weeks ago -- was once arrested for threatening her husband with a gun while buck naked.
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"There's different people–black, white, rich, poor–coming together to talk about why their tomatoes aren't growing," says Scott, a 30-ish homesteader in Detroit's heavily blighted Brightmoor neighborhood. "Gardening is a common language. There's no hierarchy."
Scott, who withheld his last name because what he's doing—living in an abandoned house he doesn't own, and farming land that's not his own—is technically illegal, is one of about 40 urban gardeners in Brightmoor. Taking advantage of abundance of open space, people are growing their own food, and selling it through the Grown in Detroit program, which brings their goods to the city-wide weekly farmers markets.
Last year, Scott brought in $700 by selling through Grown In Detroit. He says that it may not seem like much, but in an area where people are unemployed or earning low wages, $700 can be significant. But more importantly, Scott says, gardening "builds community." His neighbors are starting their own gardens, and they often ask him for advice. One of Scott's neighbors, named K.G., volunteers his time in Scott's gardens just because he enjoys it and it keeps him "out of trouble."
In Metropolitan Detroit, you can hardly ride a mile on a bicycle without stumbling over a group of people—usually twenty-somethings—harvesting arugula. After decades of urban decay and population loss, the city is rebounding, but it is marred by numerous vacant properties, poverty, and unemployment. And food is taking on a key role in the city's revitalization.
While urban farming has its support group, nevertheless, some Detroiters eagerly await the Whole Foods that's opening up in midtown Detroit in the next year, seeing it as a welcome form of development. But one urban farmer, Greg Willerer, is refusing Whole Foods' offer to sell his produce there. "Their labor practices aren't good, and their 365 brand uses stuff that's made in China and repackaged," he explained to me at his farm, Brother Nature, which takes up an acre in a residential neighborhood of Detroit. Restaurants and cafés nearby sell sandwiches and salads with Brother Nature's organic salad mix, and they also have a CSA with about thirty members, and a booth at the weekly city farmer's market. Brother Nature brings in about $35,000 per year, and they recently purchased six acres of land outside Metro Detroit, where they can cultivate fruit trees and melons.
But urban farming is only one way that food is revitalizing the Motor City. 27-year-old Jess Daniel, a PhD student at Michigan State who lives in Detroit, started an organization called FoodLab that incubates small local food businesses. FoodLab has launched a series of business skill boot-camps that bring together twenty-something college grads with people from low-income neighborhoods, defying dominant notions that a start-up entrepreneur is young, white, and educated.
Daniel's work is focused on two forms of growth: "me-capital," which is about entrepreneurs building up their reputations within a community, so that they can accomplish things through trusting relationships; and "we-capital," where social capital is built outward into the broader culture, creating accountability within a group and working toward policy change. What Daniel is doing is simultaneously business development—helping small food start-ups come above ground and get official status, expand their client base, develop their marketing and branding—and community development. It uses food as a tool for building relationships and improving economic situations.
In downtown Detroit, a restaurant called COLORS is working with a similar approach. They use local ingredients, purchased through Grown In Detroit, and employees are given workshops on how to start up their own food businesses. In this way, the restaurant provides more than wage jobs—it helps people establish worthwhile, independent careers in the food industry, and it supports local farms. COLORS aims to train around 150 people per year—that's 150 individuals who will gain the tools to begin their own ventures, and potentially create more jobs.
Food is revitalizing Detroit, in every way possible. On a recent visit to the Motor City, I picked salad greens at Brother Nature, and marveled at their sharp, nutty flavors. Later, I had those same greens in a delicious sandwich at Astro Coffee, in a neigborhood called Corktown that is seeing an influx of restaurants and residents. I also attended the monthly Detroit SOUP event, where people pay $5 to enjoy a fresh, home-cooked soup and salad dinner and vote to give their money to a local social enterprise. And I witnessed the genius of Dr. Sushi, a twenty-something Detroiter who makes sushi in a kitchen once a week for devotees. He sells about 25 boxes of sushi, at around $9 each, and makes enough money to get by—"enough to live, eat, have beers, and try new things."
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You might watch this video of Kaylee blowing out her birthday (I assume) candle and think, "Hey, Kaylee? Maybe you should relax a bit." Continuing to yourself as if you're having a dialoge, you'd think, "Kaylee, what you're doing is clearly not working and it looks like you're going to pass out. You should forget about it. Just forget about the candle and move on. Kaylee? Are you listening?" She won't be listening because she is a video and you are in your own head, but still you'll be like, "Kaylee, listen. I'm older than you and I know how these things work. You try and try and try and everybody watching you can see that you're getting nowhere, but for some reason you can't really perceive that yourself. Blind, failing ambition. The failures will help you grow, but the feeling of having wasted so much of your time will stick with you and weigh you down. Kaylee. So, just, my goodness. Just please stop trying to blow out– JUST STOP IT!" But she won't stop.
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This is such a fitting metaphor to my never ending quest to get into the Monster's Ball.
"Derice, getting into the Monster's Ball is a wonderful thing. But if you're not enough outside of it, you'll never be enough in it." -John Candy, Cool Runnings.
True Story.
Actually this would only be a fitting metaphor if you had already made it to the MB. Let´s say, you are still hoping that some day this might be a fitting metaphor.
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That does not look like a birthday candle, it looks like a candle you would use as a centerpiece, why do they want her to blow out the centerpiece?
This is good training for a job in a dynamite factory.
More Wind.
This may be the most inspirational thing I have seen since "If you Believe in Yourself, You Will Know How to Ride a Bike"
I'm not very good at blowing things either.
Oh I hear I'm quite good at blowing. I could teach you…
Why are they speaking to her like she's a dog?
Ty Barnes's next commercial in the making. Blow! Get it! Blow! Get it!
This is the last time we buy a cake from Sisyphus' Bakery.**
** Thank you in advance for your upvotes, Classical Studies majors.
They should try a trick candle on her next.
the burning candle is Obama and the little girl is the GOP candidates. this is just brilliant political commentary.
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It's covered with helipads, in case that wasn't abundantly clear. The Bear got a little remote controlled helicopter for his birthday. He created one paper landing pad for it. The Tiger decided that a dozen or so landing pads would be even cooler. (There are also locations in the dining room, the kitchen, at the foot of the stairs …)
At least glitter glue is not a featured product in these helipads.
Most of the pads are pretty simple. Some feature an H, sometimes with a circle/slash around it, which I guess means that they're anti-landing pads.
Here are a few of the fancier ones.
This one bears some resemblance to an animal or maybe an egg.
I'm not entirely sure if these are teeth or mountains. Either way, as a landing pad it looks rather perilous. Note the abundance of Scotch tape, which at least ensures it won't slip as you touch down.
This one strikes me as pure Paul Klee.
Now it's back to my essays. It's going to be a very long and late night. But the academic quarter is mercifully close to its end, and however rough the ride, I am coming in for a landing.


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Oh - how lovely. Thank you for showing us these beautiful birds.ReplyDelete
so colorful. just lovely. ( :ReplyDelete
they are such awesome and awe-inspiring birds. :)ReplyDelete
I love those birds...so beautiful!ReplyDelete
These are some of the most colorful birds I've ever seen. You got some wonderful pictures.ReplyDelete
Wow, would you look at those colors!ReplyDelete
Those birds are gorgeous. I wish we saw them around here. Thanks for sharing yours!ReplyDelete
What gorgeous, colorful birds, Pam! And terrific captures as well! Hope you and your family have a wonderful and very Merry Christmas!! Enjoy!ReplyDelete
What absolutely pretty creatures. I have never seen a little bird with that much color.ReplyDelete
Such joy to see beautiful birds like those. Painted in such magnificent colors. Of course the male is the brighter of the two. lol. Why is that?ReplyDelete
wow! those painted buntings look unreal, like you painted it...nature is truly amazing...thanks for sharing this bird. cheers.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous bird... I'd love to see a Painted Bunting.. Love the colors... wow!!!!ReplyDelete
So pretty.... just in time for Christmas!!ReplyDelete
I adored getting to see the painted buntings when we lived in Texas for about five years (moving there about ten years ago, now) They and the scissortail flycatchers just amazed and delighted me every time I saw them!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous birds! We don't see them around here.ReplyDelete
what cheerful little birds these are . . . lucky you!ReplyDelete
They are so beautiful! Love them. Thanks for sharing these delightful photos!ReplyDelete
Oh Pam they're just gorgeous. Incredible to have those at your feeder.ReplyDelete
You are lucky so get to see these gorgeously colored birds!ReplyDelete
Such a lovely feathered coat of many colors. :)
Have a very Merry Christmas Pam!
Love the buntings . I have them for the second year , so amazed they came back . Great picturesReplyDelete
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Eleven seasons have passed since Peter Walton, an exuberant and powerful back row forward, ended his playing days, took up coaching and embarked on the path to becoming the England U18 assistant coach.
He has now occupied that role the past three exciting years during which the national squads in that age group have achieved eye catching success. They won three consecutive Grand Slams and had a sequence of 19 victories from mid-2007 until July 2010.
As a Number 8 and blind side flanker for Northampton Saints, Newcastle Falcons, the Barbarians and Scotland, Peter had a redoubtable reputation and that has been extended to the technical front. He was assistant coach to the Falcons' first team squad in 2000, became the club's academy coach two years later and in 2005 was appointed as first team forwards' coach.
Newcastle's impressive production line of players had much to do with Peter's influence. He, too, had mentors in the background during his climb to winning 24 Scotland caps, sharing in the 1999 Five Nations Championship title triumph, captaining his country both at schools and senior level and playing in the World Cups of 1995 and 1999.
He first played when eight at Alnwick RFC in his home town where mini coach John Frater and first team coach Ken Britton set him on the road to success. Danny Hodgson, the Alnwick and Northumberland team manager offered guidance and encouragement and later Wayne 'Buck' Shelford at Northampton and Scotland's Jim Telfer were key figures. Fellow back row men Dean Richards and John Jeffrey, 'The Great White Shark', were players he also admired.
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His mother Anne won curling honours for England and Diana, his wife has played hockey at a good level. Brother Michael represented Scotland Schools, England Colts and Northumberland's senior side before retiring at the age of 22.
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