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upper lip I have an embrassing problem with facial hair, when I was in my teens I made an big mistake by shaving my facial hair off. I have been doing this for a while. Now my hair is thicker and stubble with a dark mark. I have been using cream but the hair grows quicker, and wax leaves bumps with whitheads for weeks. I have an noticealble upper lip even when I remove and I want to get rid of it with any marks. Does anyone knows what the best soloutions for my facial hair problems? kind regards
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- Posted by ponderinstuff (My Page) on Sat, Apr 5, 03 at 12:02
I'm not sure what you mean by still having a noticeable upper lip. Do you mean it is not taking off ALL the hair? There are different kinds of waxes, and you can certainly get a waxing done to remove all your hair. I would suggest you go to a salon that specializes in facials and skin care and see if they can help you. Many people do waxing in salons, but everyone doesn't know how to do it. That is why I'd suggest someone that does a lot of them every day. Your problem may be the wax you are using, or the application/removal. Some people have much more stubborn hair, and/or sensitive skin. There are also other avenues to explore such as permanant hair removal like electrolosis, or talk with a dermatologist about laser removal. |
- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Thu, Apr 10, 03 at 22:58
Some birth control pills darken the upper lip. If you take them, ask your doctor to try prescribing another brand. |
Have you had a professional do the lip wax for you, or done it at home? I used to get pimples after waxing--my dermatologist said it was the skin's reaction to the "trauma" from waxing, and to use a little over-the-counter 1% cortizone cream right after waxing to prevent it--works like a charm for me. You might want to investigate lazer hair removal if the hair is darkly pigmented. |
I had my upper lip done for the first time this week. Even though they are all blonde, they caused a major shadow due to the quantity. She said that she gets those 'bump' things, and has found that swiping with alcohol right after the wax seems to help, as does followup with aloe. I didn't end up with the bumps, luckily. If nothing else, this post will serve to caution other young women from using a razor because it does lead to long-term problems with the hair becoming coarser and harder to manage. Waxing is the best solution, with tweezing coming in second. |
I read somewhere that shaving does NOT cause hair to grow back thicker or courser - that this is a myth. I do know that when you shave, the hair comes in with a sharp end so it feels rougher. I don't have a real big problem with facial hair, but being post menopausal I do have some chin hairs and a few at the corners of my upper lip. For many months now I have been using Aveeno Shaving Gel and a razor to remove these in the shower and I haven't noticed any problems at all. |
This may be a dumb question, but do the majority of women HAVE hair on the upper lip? I do, but they're all blond and very fine, so you only see 'em if the light hits 'em just right. But I'm becoming more self-conscious about them. Is this common? Thanks, Chan |
- Posted by chinacat_sunflower (My Page) on Tue, May 27, 03 at 12:33
what shaving does is make the hair LOOK darker. if shaving 'beefed up' the hair- our poor men would all look like sasquatch. Every single women on the planet has 'down' on her face- in fact, it's what gives some women that 'perfect complexion' look. if it's bothering you... it's most likely because the beauty companies have been hitting the 'unwanted hair' panic button pretty hard lately. seems they're running out of things to make us feel bad about. lips aren't something most people can wax for themselves...and doing it wrong WILL cause ingrown hairs, whiteheads, and maybe even contact dermititis... My own mustache is mostly blonde, but one in 50 or so comes in dark, and I pluck it. getting it done professionally's a good idea, and it demonstrates the correct technique - then, you can consider getting together with a friend and doing it for eachother but remember- every time you pull that skin tight, you're causing wrinkles. My mom's got Greta Garbo's brow line, and HEAVY lines around her mouth from years of waxing her mustache...and now, she wishes she hadn't been such a slave to the fashions. |
Mine is all blonde. But once I passed age 35 it started getting longer and thicker, so that although blonde, it cast a significant shadow. And it made face makeup not look as smooth as I wanted it to. |
- Posted by ArabellaMiller (My Page) on Sat, Jun 7, 03 at 18:54
I've recently been getting laser hair removal on my chin and bikini and it's been fabulous. I've been 3 times so far and my bikini line is almost done. My chin may take a little longer, but I'm very pleased with the results so far. I investigated both laser and electrolysis (I didn't have a hair problem until after I had kids), and in my area they end up costing about the same. Electrolysis is cheaper per treatment, but the treatments are more frequent and take longer. So factoring in that and my babysitting costs, I went with the laser. AM |
- Posted by ponderinstuff (My Page) on Mon, Jun 9, 03 at 22:04
Myth or truth: I don't know, but I was taught that shaving doesn't make more hair grow. That the hair was forcing it's way back out and that made it coarser. I have some unwanted hair that I've plucked for years and it coarser than it ever was, but I am also older and have hormonal changes. If you use alphy hydroxides or Renova you shouldn't wax. I am using the Renova now and shave because I can't wax. I don't believe waxing causes wrinkling of the skin. The more you wax, generally the less you have to do it (although not true for everyone). It kills some of the follicles from the ripping. |
Are we really more aware of our facial hair because of the beauty companies, OR are we experiencing it maybe more now than when we were on our HRT that we have now stopped. |
One of Mother Nature's dirty little tricks is to give us older women facial hair at the same time she takes away our ability to see well enough to tweeze it! LOL I never had facial hair problems before menopause - now I get a few long chin hairs and darker hair on my upper lip. I do shave these while I'm in the shower - I keep a separate razor there just for my face. Shaving hasn't caused me any problems - or if it has, I can't see them. |
- Posted by NewYorkGardener (My Page) on Mon, Jul 28, 03 at 18:48
Out of lazziness, which is most of the time, I've been shaving it, since puberty and I'm in my mid twenties. I'm noticing the area getting dark, like a 5 o'clock shadow on my upper lip. Heard that lazer works well if the hair is thick and healthy, might scrape up some cash and try it. |
Shana, I had laser hair removal on my upper lip and it did not work. Waste of money! |
- Posted by NewYorkGardener (My Page) on Tue, Jul 29, 03 at 11:02
How many applications of it did you have? The doc I talked to told me it takes 5 office visits |
I had six. The hair came back. |
- Posted by ArabellaMiller (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 03 at 15:43
I had 4 laser applications, the last one about 5 weeks ago. My bikini line is completely done. Haven't seen anything at all. I could probably use 1 more treatment on my chin and neck, but my lip was done after 2. I was warned that I may need to go back once a year for any new growth, but otherwise I've been very pleased with the results. My bikini line was particularly heavy and waxing and shaving were a nightmare of ingrown hairs. There are MANY kinds of lasers and some work better than others. I just spent some time looking for the brochure that listed the type of laser, but I haven't been able to find it. I'll look again later and see if I can find it and post it for you. Before I went I asked for referrals from former patients. It's done at my OB/GYN's office by the Physicians Assistant, so I was fairly confident it would be a success. AM |
Been shaveing my upper lip for years.My face is smooth as a baby.It's like a shin peel.How many men do you know who shave have rough skin?Most men's skin are smooth .That's because they shave.You must do it every other day. |
I've been doing the laser for a few years now. It does take 4-5 treatments to be done, but you see results even after the first one. You will shave in between treatments (No waxing or plucking because it restores the root) I go every year to 18 months now to touch up. Love it! It's given me my self confidence back. |
I've had electrolysis on my chin and upper lip on and off for years. For the most part, I am very happy with the results. Every few years, I'll go back for touch ups, but it has never gotten as thick and course as my lip and chin hair was initially. I do have sensitive skin, and tend to get whiteheads in the treated area, which is a drag, but they do clear up as soon as that round of treatment is up. |
- Posted by marie(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, Feb 3, 11 at 22:03
Omg I don't have a mustash ew but I do have a shadow its not that dark but when you look close its noticeable I shaved it once it made it lighter but the next week it went back as a shadow I never waxed and idk about laser treatment maybe when I turn 18 but for now im thinking about geting it waxed but idk what should I do. |
I use one of those little battery operated trimmers. Works for me! |
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I know most cabinets are standard 12" depth but my KD is suggesting 14" or 15" deep, especially as platters will more easily fit in the upper corner cabinets. Does anyone have these deeper cabinets? Aren't I in danger of not having enough "air space" to work with on the counters? |
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I have four upper cabinets that are 15" deep...I wish they all were! I was really surprised how much difference 3" made in storage space in the deeper cabinets. As your KD says, you can fit platters in the deeper cabinets...I am able to fit my 14" diameter circular platters. As to impacting the "air space" for working at the counters, I don't really notice the difference b/w the counters below the 15" deep cabs and the counters that have the 12" deep cabinets above. |
We used 16" uppers so as to be able to keep a small microwave inside. No problem with loss of air space. If you are placing recessed cans over the edge of the counter, you may want to move them out an inch or two. Otherwise the deep cabinets have worked out just fine. |
- Posted by needsometips08 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 11:10
Mine are going to be 14" deep based on feedback from this forum. I asked about this too and received several responses that it works beautifully. |
- Posted by warmfridge (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 13:21
After measuring my platters and big bowls, I'm going with 14'' uppers. |
- Posted by alwaysfixin (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 13:29
Sherriz- your KD's suggestion is good. Furthermore, we are planning 15" uppers, and will bring the base cabinets out 3" also. However, the base cabinets we are ordering will still be the standard 24" deep, but just be 3" away from the wall. The countertop will be 27" + the overhang, which will be about 1.25" (overhang is that 1.25" depth regardless of whether countertop is 24" or 27" deep). That way, we get the advantages of the deeper uppers, more countertop space, and no "air space" problem as you put it. |
We are doing exactly what alwaysfixin explained. My range sticks out more than I would like so I am having the gas line moved so it can go all the way back to the wall which still leaves it about 3" out of line w/ the counter so the base cabinets will be installed 3"forward. My KD suggested the 15" uppers to make up for the 'air space'. We haven't installed yet but it sounds like a great idea and glad to hear others thinking the same. I am also having the cabinet above the frid ge installed forward to meet it's body. This is all on the same wall so I thought it would help balance having the adjoining cabinets forward also. |
I didn't have room to pull my cabinets out -- my aisles are already narrower than most here would prefer. While I was okay with them as they were, I didn't want them narrower. My cabinets (Brookhaven) come standard with 13 uppers, and I do like even that one inch more. I put some larger platters on their side with cutting boards in a deep cabinet with vertical dividers instead of dedicating a cabinet width to them. Another option to consider. I did use 15" uppers on the hutch in our breakfast room and it's just enough to put one more row of glassware in the narrow cabinets. We pulled the bases out 3" from the wall to make them 27" and I like the balance of that -- especially since the uppers come down to the counter on the sides. |
- Posted by kristine_2009 (My Page) on Sun, Mar 21, 10 at 18:53
I went with 13" uppers and they work great for us. |
For those of you who have 14" uppers, how deep are your counters? 24" or deeper? For those of you putting 14" cabinets in, will you keep your counters at 24" depth or make them deeper? |
My counters are the standard depth...24" deep cabinets w/25.5" counter depth (includes the approx 1.5" overhang past the cabinet box.) [I have 15" deep upper cabinets.] |
14" are normally more expensive than 15" so be sure to ask which is the highest price. 3" increments are the norm. Mine are 15" uppers, all of them, above 24" lowers and we have no issue with loss of work space. We love them and I'd never have less deep cabinets again. |
- Posted by olivertwist (My Page) on Tue, Nov 13, 12 at 0:14
Resurrecting a very old thread, I know... I get that 15 inch uppers is great for large serving platters, etc, but if you put other things in there, e.g., food items (baking soda, flour, vinegar, etc), how in the world can you find them in the cavern of such a deeper cabinet? I think it would be too hard to reach an upper pull-out, so is there any other way to organize such deep uppers? Or just make sure I only use them for plates/platters/bowls/glasses/mugs? Things that are big enough that I won't lose them... |
15" isn't that deep...I have no problems getting to the items in the back...but I don't put much food in my uppers, just cookbooks, dishes, glasses, very small appliances, water bottles, my "tea shelf", lunch stuff (peanut butter, granola bars, etc.). An advantage of deeper uppers if you're short is that the items in the front of the cabinets are 3" closer to you and should be easier to reach. The items in back, while 15" back, are no farther away than standard 12" deep cabinets. Only 4 of my 8 upper cabs are 15" deep - I wish they all were that deep! Will you have a reach-in, step-in, or walk-in pantry? Pantry cabinets? (Personally, I think pantry cabinets are too deep at 24"....but 15" is fine.) My step-in pantry has 12" & 15" deep shelves...they're fine as well. My old pantry had 18" deep wire shelves - those were too deep & a nightmare b/c of the spaces b/w the wire - difficult to put narrow things in straight and if anything spilled it went all the way down...getting all over the shelves and items on those shelves below the spill. |
- Posted by live_wire_oak (My Page) on Tue, Nov 13, 12 at 8:04
15" upper cabinets are a great way to increase your storage space in virtually the same footprint. I'd also recommend increasing the depth of the base cabinets to at least 27", not just pulling the base cabinets forward. I'm doing that in one of my new displays in the showroom to showcase how you can build in a standard depth refrigerator, but I'm doing 30" cabinets on that wall. Dynasty will increase the cabinet box depth, as well as the drawer depth. Yes, it's an upcharge, but the "found" storage will be a permanent part of your new kitchen forever. |
Before you commit to these cabinets, which will take up more space and will cost more money, ask yourself what options you have. For example, here's how I store things in my current kitchen: - Small platters (things I might use for just my family; i.e., a platter to hold a roasted chicken) lay flat in a top-cabinet. I have to use a stool to reach them, but that's okay -- they're kind of an every-two-or-three-weeks item. In my kitchen I'm planning, however, I'm planning a nice bit spot in the plantry for my larger platters and serving pieces. I'm going to have my platters standing on their side rather than stacked as they are now -- that'll mean I don't have to lift out half a dozen heavy bowls to get to the platter I want. The point: If this is your only reason for "going deeper", and if you have a choice, I'd store these items elsewhere rather than go with specialized cabinets. |
Deeper walls tend to be reasonable and often worth it. I rarely end up with deeper base cabinets- sometimes only one or two drawer bases, always check what the stuff stored is and relate to price. Also I check aisle clearances which shrink as counters get deeper but should increase as things that pull out get deeper. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Thread on deep counters/cabs with rough costs
I find no problem at all locating items on the first two shelves of my 15'' uppers. Remember you are looking at the shelf at eye level, not from above as is the case with base cabinets. Also, I suspect most of us store dishes and glasses and such in the upper cabinets. Their varying shapes and heights make locating items simple. On the top shelves, which I have narrowly spaced, I have larger items like casseroles and platters stored unstacked which I can easily locate since they pretty much fill the shelf from front to back and are therefore easily visible. I guess if you stored spices, for instance, it would be a problem. But the answer to that is to plan some other, appropriately designed space for canned goods and spices. 12'' deep cabs would be equally as difficult as 15'' for such. |
- Posted by olivertwist (My Page) on Tue, Nov 13, 12 at 21:36
Bellsmom, what do you mean the casseroles and platters are stored unstacked? Can you post a picture? And I guess the solution is to only use uppers for bowls, pans, platters, etc, and nothing little! Thanks all. |
I have 15" uppers and like the others mentioned LOVE THEM! We ended up with ours by happy accident. We went to install the 12" deep uppers that came with the set of cabinets we bought. It was a former kitchen display. Anyway, we still have a soffit and it turns out that soffit is 15" deep. Ooops! Neither of us thought to measure it, just assumed it was 12". So, DH built me some cabinet boxes to match the depth. I just have the regular 24" lowers. |
Olivertwist I certainly agree with nearly everyone else who said they love their 15'' uppers and do not find them intrusive. Here's a link to a thread I posted a while back on retrofitting super susans in a CORNER 15'' wall cab. I urge you to add susans to corner cabs, both wall and base. AND I urge you to carefully design the largest possible susan to fit your shelves. So often cabinet installers just stick in a standard size that can waste huge amounts of space. I will post pics of the way I configure shelves in the regular wall cabs as soon as I finish the current retrofit which involves adding two more shelves to the most used cabinet. It may take me a week to get the new shelves cut, edges stained, and then installed. |
Here is a link that might be useful: corner susans in 15'' uppers
- Posted by olivertwist (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 11:37
Thanks Bellsmom, that was helpful. I won't have a corner cabinet in my uppers, but it's interesting to think if a Susan would help organize the upper cabinet anyway. I can't help but think it wastes space, though, even if more organized. I wonder other than pull outs if there are other ways of organizing uppers and making them more accessible. Would love to see your other pictures later when you get to them, too! |
- Posted by olivertwist (My Page) on Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 15:01
LOVE IT. That makes perfect sense. Or I could do 4 platters on 4 shelves. |
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I finally have a Cherokee Purple ripening, and I'm thrilled, but I don't know when to pick it. It's coloring nicely on the bottom, but still green on top. Not a dark purple, just purplish right now, but the bottom feels soft and ripe.
Any help would be appreciated. A picture of a ripe one would be great. |
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- Posted by spiced_ham z5 NY (My Page) on Tue, Jun 9, 09 at 15:42
Its not really a question of when to pick, but when to eat. Many of us pick when the fruits are turning color (half pink) in order to avoid insect damage, splitting, and trespassing neighbors who think vine ripened means all the way ripe. Once color begins to change, flavor development is no longer dependent on connection to the plant. With the ripening fruit safe on the counter top you can judge by softness of the fruit (below the shoulders). Green When Ripe varieties that do not have a yellowish skin are more difficult because you have to touch test them on the plant until they start to soften. |
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i too wondered when to pick, but like spiced ham said testing them by their softness seemed to work just fine. we ate a few with green shoulders, and let a few get pretty ripe on the counter. all of them were excellent, with slightly differing character. heres a few pics of ours this year. |
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Well, mine don't look quite that nice, due to the heat and rain. They are all split up, but healed over quite nicely. I'll pick them tomorrow and let them get ripe indoors. Can't wait to taste them! |
Robeb, those look gorgeous. I didn't plant cherokee for the first time this year because every single one rotted last year. The year before I got a couple good ones. They're probably my favorite but I just can't seem to grow them. Plus they were out of control growth wise. They sure are yummy, though! |
I picked my Cherokee tomato yesterday for the first time when it started to show some color on the bottom. I read that is when to pick them because they could become overripe on the vine. This is the first time in Florida that I have been able to grow tomatoes that look this good. My son made these grow boxes from 18 gallon storage bins. You use a lot less water with this method. If anyone wants information on the home made grow boxes just email me at email@example.com. |
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Comprehensive predictions of target proteins based on protein-chemical interaction using virtual screening and experimental verifications
Identification of the target proteins of bioactive compounds is critical for elucidating the mode of action; however, target identification has been difficult in general, mostly due to the low sensitivity of detection using affinity chromatography followed by CBB staining and MS/MS analysis.
We applied our protocol of predicting target proteins combining in silico screening and experimental verification for incednine, which inhibits the anti-apoptotic function of Bcl-xL by an unknown mechanism. One hundred eighty-two target protein candidates were computationally predicted to bind to incednine by the statistical prediction method, and the predictions were verified by in vitro binding of incednine to seven proteins, whose expression can be confirmed in our cell system.
As a result, 40% accuracy of the computational predictions was achieved successfully, and we newly found 3 incednine-binding proteins.
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- Comprehensive predictions of target proteins based on protein-chemical interaction using virtual screening and experimental verifications
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- Hiroki Kobayashi (1)
- Hiroko Harada (1)
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- Yushi Futamura (1)
- Akihiro Ito (2)
- Minoru Yoshida (2)
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- Kazuo Shin-ya (3)
- Takayuki Doi (4)
- Takashi Takahashi (5)
- Tohru Natsume (3)
- Masaya Imoto (1)
- Yasubumi Sakakibara (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Biosciences and Informatics, Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University, 3-14-1 Hiyoshi, Kohoku-ku, Yokohama, 223-8522, Japan
- 2. Chemical Genetics Laboratory, RIKEN Advanced Science Institute, 2-1 Hirosawa, Wako-shi, Saitama, 351-0198, Japan
- 3. National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), 2-4-7 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, 135-0064, Japan
- 4. Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Tohoku University, 6-3 Aza-Aoba, Aramaki, Aoba, Sendai, 980-8578, Japan
- 5. Department of Applied Chemistry, Tokyo Institute of Technology, 2-12-1 Ookayama, Meguro, Tokyo, 152-8552, Japan


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Tagine (tah-jeen) refers both to this stewlike recipe and the wide, shallow clay pot with a cone- or dome-shaped lid traditionally used to cook it in North Africa. (A Dutch oven will also work.) Tagines are usually made with chicken or lamb, but any meat or vegetable that braises well can be used.
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1. Combine first 7 ingredients in a large bowl. Add chicken, turning to coat.
2. Heat oil and butter in a tagine or Dutch oven over medium heat. Add chicken, skin side down, and cook 4 to 5 minutes per side or until golden brown. (Cook in batches, if necessary.) Transfer to a plate.
3. Add garlic to pan, and sauté about 1 minute. Add mint, thyme, broth, chicken, and any juices that drained onto plate. Cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer 30 to 35 minutes or until chicken is tender.
4. Bring onion and next 3 ingredients to a simmer in a separate saucepan over low heat; cook 8 to 10 minutes or until lemon becomes soft and liquid thickens. Discard herb sprigs; pour glaze over chicken, and garnish, if desired.
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Arny and Anne Porath Clinical Ethics Fellowship
UCLA Health System Ethics Center
About the Fellowship
UCLA Health System Ethics Center's primary commitment is to the promotion of excellence in patient care. Given the value-laden nature of healthcare, this excellence can only be achieved in care environments where moral insight, sensitivity and commitment flourish. Our fellowship program exists to educate and train gifted individuals who share this vision to become the next generation of clinical ethicists. To this end, our two year fellowship program is open to individuals possessing an advanced degree in bioethics who are seeking the opportunity to acquire the necessary clinical experience, education and training to apply their existing theoretical expertise to the practical demands of the clinical setting. The volume and complexity of ethics consultation at UCLA Health System (which includes transplant medicine, complex critical care, trauma surgery, emergency medicine, oncology, psychiatry, neurology, neonatology, pediatrics and gerontology), our close relationship with various academic departments, and the learning resources available on campus affords our fellows unrivaled prospects for training. This combination with intensive individual mentorship and assessment provided by our expert ethics consultants, offers our fellows an opportunity to acquire and refine the full range of skills necessary to offer ethics consultation on a highly competent, professional basis. It is our confident expectation that those who graduate from our program will be uniquely placed both nationally and internationally to assume the responsibilities of leadership in clinical ethics as it emerges as a fully professional practice. The Fellowship is in part supported by generous donations from Arny and Anne Porath and Rachel and Jay Tarses.
Fellowship Director
James A. Hynds LL.B., Ph.D.
Current Fellows
Tyler S. Gibb, J.D., Ph.D. (c) (2013-2015)
Joseph A. Raho, Ph.D. (2014-2016)
Former Fellow
Kevin M. Dirksen, M.Div., M.Sc. (2011-2013)
Clinical Ethicist
Providence Center for Health Care Ethics
Portland, Oregon
I. Goal and Structure of Fellowship
A. The Goal of the Fellowship
The Ethics Center is committed to the professionalization of clinical ethics and to the intellectual and practical excellence that this demands. The goal of the fellowship program is to provide the fellow with the clinical experience, education, and training necessary to function, upon completion of the fellowship, as an expert clinical ethicist. Both the educational and practical dimensions of the fellowship program have as their immediate and primary goal the fellow's acquisition of the substantial knowledge-base and skill set necessary to demonstrate advanced proficiency in clinical ethics consultation. The 'core competencies' (advanced level) for ethics consultation developed and recently revised by the American Society for Bioethics and the Humanities form the basis for identifying and evaluating the advanced proficiency in clinical ethics consultation necessary to successfully complete our fellowship program. Although the primary focus of the fellowship program is the attainment of clinical consulting skills by the fellow, the fellowship program will also provide the fellow with the opportunity to acquire advanced skills in clinical ethics education, policy development and research as these skills are integral to the professional clinical ethicist.
B. Fellowship Structure: Education and Training
The ethics fellow will be expected, upon completion of the fellowship program, to demonstrate both advanced knowledge and advanced skills competence in clinical ethics consultation.
II. Knowledge Competence
Advanced knowledge competence will be expected and assessed in three domains: (1) the nature and challenges of delivering health care in a hospital setting; (2) the nature of ethical issues as they arise in the clinical setting and how they are appropriately addressed and resolved; and (3) the nature, goals and methods of professional clinical ethics consultation and the appropriate role of the professional clinical ethics consultant.
To help the fellow attain these competences, the following learning opportunities will form an integral part of their fellowship program:
A. Tutored Reading Courses
The fellow will participate in two tutored reading courses:
1. TRC-1 Issues in Clinical Ethics (taught during the fellow's observership)
This course will explore the most common ethical issues which arise in the clinical setting. Topics to be discussed will include: decision-making capacity; informed consent; pediatric ethics; ethics at the end of life; and truth telling and confidentiality. These issues will be discussed in the context of the relevant state and federal laws, professional codes and guidelines and UCLA Health System policy.
2. TRC-2 Clinical Ethics Consultancy
This course will explore the goal, nature and scope of clinical ethics consultation and the role of the professional clinical ethics consultant. Topics to be discussed will include: the goals of ethics consultation; the problem of methodology; ethics consultation and moral pluralism; the relationship between the ethics consultant and their institution; the ethicist as moral expert; ethics consultation as a profession; and the challenge of evaluating ethics consultation.
B. Shadowing and Clinical Rounding
In the first year of their fellowship, the fellow will shadow a wide variety of healthcare professionals in each of our three medical centers as they discharge their professional responsibilities. These shall include physicians, nurses, social workers, chaplains, risk managers, legal counsel and hospital administrators. The fellow will also have the opportunity to join clinicians from a wide variety of medical specialties as they make their clinical rounds on patients. It is anticipated that the fellow will have the opportunity to round with clinicians from general internal medicine, pulmonary and neurological critical care, palliative care, neonatal and pediatric care, surgery and geriatrics.
C. Skills Competence
The fellow, upon completion of the fellowship program, must demonstrate advanced skill competence in clinical ethics consultation. These skills include the ability:
- to gather all information pertinent to a consult request.
- to understand clinical data (diagnosis, potential treatments, prognosis, etc.) and its particular relevance to each consult.
- to identify the ethical issues embedded in a consult request (including the ability to determine that an issue is not primarily of an ethical nature).
- to establish realistic expectations of the ethics consult service.
- to identify individuals with a legitimate interest in the outcome of a consult and facilitate their participation in the consult process.
- to listen attentively to and communicate effectively and empathetically with all individuals involved in a consult.
- to elicit the moral views and commitments of others.
- to organize and lead ethics meetings (e.g. family meetings, interdisciplinary meetings, ethics committee meetings) and to facilitate respectful listening and constructive dialogue.
- to rigorously analyze the ethical issues embedded in a consult request.
- to develop and communicate ethics recommendations (both verbally and in the medical record).
- to educate others regarding the scope and limits of their rights and responsibilities.
- to facilitate the principled resolution of ethical conflicts.
To help the fellow attain the necessary skills competence, the following learning opportunities will form an integral part of the fellowship program:
1. Observership and Supervised Consultation
The fellowship program begins with a six week observership. During this period the fellow will accompany Ethics Center faculty as they conduct ethics consultations. The purpose of the observership is to familiarize the fellow with the hospital environment and the ethical issues that arise in the clinical setting. The fellow takes TRC-1 (Clinical Ethics Issues) during this time.
After an appropriate period of observation and education, the fellow will be expected to participate in the consult service as an ethics consultant in training. Initially the fellow will have responsibility for the ingathering of consult information and its ordered presentation daily to the attending ethicist and at weekly departmental rounds. Gradually, as the fellow acquires more experience, they will be expected to assume more fully the role of consulting ethicist; analyzing ethical issues and making ethical recommendations. Each consult shall conclude with a debriefing session which shall function as both a learning experience for the fellow and an opportunity for faculty to informally assess the fellow's competence. Throughout this period the fellow will be closely supervised and mentored by the attending ethicist who shall always have ultimate responsibility for the integrity of the consultation process. It is our expectation that after an appropriate period of education and training, the fellow will be able to consult in a more independent fashion albeit under the direction of the attending ethicist. Before assuming this more independent role and assume on-call responsibilities, the fellow shall be required to pass the clinical competence examination.
2. Weekly Departmental Rounds
Once each week the ethics service meets to present and discuss the consults the service has received in the last week and any other consults where ethics involvement is on-going. The purpose of these rounds is to analyze collegially the ethical issues embedded in each consult and to discuss practical strategies to address and resolve the ethical problem presented by the consult request. Rounds provide the members of the ethics service with an invaluable opportunity for on-going shared learning. The fellow will be expected to attend and participate in these discussions. When the fellow has progressed sufficiently to be consulting on a more independent basis themselves, they will be expected to present and discuss their own consults and to integrate faculty feedback into their consult practice.
3. Ethics Committee Membership
As a member of the Ethics Center, the fellow will be a member of each of our three hospitals ethics committees. The three committees provide a diverse experience for the fellow, representing quaternary care, community hospital care and psychiatric care. Although each committee functions differently, all the committees are actively engaged in ethics consult review, ethics education and the development of ethics policy. By attending and actively participating in the deliberations of our ethics committees, the fellow has the opportunity to develop the skills necessary to discharge these important functions.
III. Fellowship Assessment
The fellow will be assessed both formally and informally throughout the fellowship program. The primary goal of assessment will be to evaluate the fellow's attainment of the requisite knowledge-base and skill set necessary to function independently as a professional clinical ethicist. The 'advanced' Core Competencies for Health Care Ethics Consultation (2010) identified by the American Society for Bioethics and the Humanities shall form the basis for this knowledge and skills assessment.
A. Informal evaluation
The fellow will be subject to on-going informal evaluation by Ethics Center faculty. The fellow will be evaluated for their analytic, organizational and interpersonal skills.
Initially, when the fellow is shadowing members of the Ethics Center faculty as they do ethics consults, evaluation of the fellow will take the form of pre- and post- ethics consult debriefing. The fellow can expect to be evaluated on their ability to identify the relevant ethical issue, to analyze the challenge the issue presents in the particular clinical circumstances and to suggest practical strategies to address the challenge appropriately.
As the fellow progresses to a more independent consulting role, informal evaluation of their ability will take the form of being shadowed by an Ethics Center faculty member and participation in a pre- and post- consult debriefing sessions. The fellow can expect to be evaluated on their ability to identify the relevant ethical issues in a consult, to analyze the challenge the issue presents in the particular clinical circumstances, on how they relate interpersonally with patients, families and members of the care team, and on how they organize and lead any consult intervention (e.g. family meetings, staff debriefing sessions).
In addition to pre- and post- consult debriefing, the fellow will be expected to actively participate in weekly Ethics Rounds. Initially the fellow will be expected to discuss and analyze current ethics consults being managed by other Ethics Center faculty. As the fellow assumes a more independent consulting role, they will be expected to present their own consults at weekly rounds. These presentations will be subject to informal evaluation.
As the fellow assumes a more independent consulting role, they will be expected to enter clinical notes into the medical record of patients for whom an ethics consult has been called. Without exception, all clinical notes must be submitted for review to the attending ethicist before they are placed in the patient's chart. The fellow can expect such notes to be evaluated for punctuality, accuracy, clarity of exposition, sensitivity of expression, awareness of applicable law and practicability of their clinical recommendations.
The fellow will be expected to enter consult data into the ethics consult database. Their database entries will be subject to evaluation for punctuality, accuracy, and clarity.
B. Formal Assessment
1. Clinical Competence Examination
Upon completion of TRC-1 Issues in Clinical Ethics, and before assuming on-call responsibility for the clinical ethics consultation service, the fellow will be formally examined to assess their ability to identify, analyze and address ethical issues that arise in the clinical setting. The assessment will take the form of a multiple choice exam and written case analyses.
2. Course Papers
It is expected that a fellow graduating from the fellowship program will be sufficiently knowledgeable and skilled in clinical ethics consultation to contribute significantly to scholarship in the area. To cultivate and evaluate the scholarly abilities of the fellow, they shall be required to research and write two academic papers. The papers will be evaluated for: (1) contemporary or perennial relevance of the topic; (2) accuracy of factual data; (3). intellectual sophistication of analysis; (4) appropriate integration of relevant literature; and (5) writing style. Each paper should be of such a quality that it is suitable for publication in a peer reviewed journal.
a. Clinical Paper
The fellow shall write a paper which discusses a substantive ethical issue(s) encountered in clinical practice. It may be normative or descriptive, theoretical or practical. The fellow is free to choose any of the Center's faculty to mentor this paper.
b. Professionalism Paper
Given the Ethics Center's commitment to the professionalization of ethics consultation, there is a particular expectation that the fellow will be able to contribute to the important (and not uncontroversial) national debate which surrounds this issue. In the second paper the fellow will discuss a topic related to professionalism in clinical ethics consultation. Possible topics include (but is not limited to) the following: the appropriate goals of ethics consultation; the problem of methodology; ethics consultation and moral pluralism; the ethicist as moral expert; ethics consultation and conflict of interest; professionalizing ethics consultation; and evaluating ethics consultation.
3. Summative Assessment
The fellow will be formally examined at the end of the fellowship program to attest that they have attained the requisite advanced competency in clinical ethics, particularly clinical ethics consultation. The ASBH core competences will form the basis for this evaluation.
a. Consult Portfolio
To this end the fellow shall develop and submit a consult portfolio for review by the Center's faculty. The portfolio shall consist of their professionalism paper and no fewer than 6 written case studies drawn from the fellow's own consulting experience. The fellow shall select cases for inclusion in their portfolio which demonstrate the breadth of their clinical experience and which contain elements of significant clinical and ethical complexity, uncertainty and/or conflict.
b. Oral Examination
The fellow shall be subject to a summative oral examination by the Center's faculty and at least one external examiner. The fellow will asked to analyze two unseen clinical cases and to discuss and defend the contents and of their portfolio.
c. Learning Support
The fellowship program is intended to be a mentored learning experience provided in a respectful and supportive environment. To this end, the fellow will have the opportunity to meet on a monthly basis with the fellowship Program Director to discuss their fellowship experience and how any learning or professional needs or challenges might be better met by the program. The fellow can also expect to receive on-going learning and professional support for all members of the Center's faculty who shall happily make themselves available to the fellow upon request.
d. Fellowship Evaluation
The Ethics Center is committed to providing our fellows with the best learning experience possible. We are always looking for ways to enhance and improve our program to better meet the needs of the fellows. Periodically, therefore, the fellow will be asked to formally evaluate the fellowship program and to suggest ways in which it might be appropriately developed.
IV. Service Expectation of the Fellow
Although the fellowship's primary focus is the professional education and training of the fellow, there are significant service expectations of the successful applicant. The responsibilities of the fellow include:
- providing clinical ethics consultation to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center,
- Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital and Santa Monica UCLA Medical Center and Orthopedic Hospital.
- after an appropriate period of observation, providing supervised on-call coverage for the ethics consultation service.
- participating on the three UCLA Health System Ethics Committees.
- collaborating in developing ethics education programs for staff.
- participating in ethics rounds.
- attend Ethics Center lectures.
- collaborating in policy development activities.
- participating in educational activities.
- mentoring of the junior ethics fellow.
- contribute to departmental research projects.
- community involvement: including attendance at the Southern California Bioethics Committee Consortium.
V. Application Process
We are searching for a compassionate and empathic professional with excellent interpersonal skills who is able to utilize critical and creative thinking in navigating complex ethical issues. The ability to integrate cross-cultural care, end of life/palliative care, psychosocial and spiritual care into clinical care is critical to this role. A strong interest in collaborative and interdisciplinary work is required.
Consistent with our Center's commitment to the professionalization of clinical ethics consultation, the applicants must possess either a Ph.D. in health care ethics or in Philosophy with specialization in health care ethics. Applicants with Master's Degree in health care ethics will also be considered.
Stipend is $55,000, plus excellent benefits and a subsidy for conference travel.
Fellowship entails a full-time commitment from September 1, 2015 - September 1, 2017.
To apply:
Please apply online at http://www.uclahealthcareers.org/all-jobs/Clinical-Ethics-Fellow-1-year-contract/H75017. Please note-the site lists 1 Year Contract--the post continues for 2 years
1. Your curriculum vitae
2. A letter, no longer than a page and a half describing why you are interested in obtaining clinical experience, your goals post-fellowship, potential research interests, and relevant character traits that make you well suited for clinical ethics. Please also include three references with email addresses and phone numbers.
We will begin considering applications immediately with a deadline of February 13, 2015.


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Installation Instructions for Rabbit TV
1. Plug the Rabbit TV USB device into a USB port on your computer. 2. Installation will vary based on your current operating system. Listed below are Rabbit TV installation instructions for various operating systems. (Click Here to view instructions for Mac) (CLICK HERE for Install Images) Installation Instructions for Retail Store Purchases Windows > After plugging in the device, give it a minute for the Rabbit TV device to load up. You should then see an AutoPlay window open up. > Click "Run Rabbit TV" (see Screen 1 at the bottom of page)
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Black Bayou Lake is another well-loved green space in the area, which features a 1,600-acre lake perfect for fishing and bird watching. The refuge lands here are operated from dawn until dusk, making this the perfect place to fit in an afternoon hike or weekend picnic.
Catfish and seafood are king here, so be sure to visit one of the many restaurants featuring po' boys, homemade ice cream and other Southern seafood favorites.
Monroe may be a small town, but it is very easy to get around. The city is set up in a convenient grid system, so maneuvering your new city is quick and painless. There are two major thoroughfares throughout the city, including Interstate 20 and U.S. Highway 165. That means that no matter what direction you are coming from, you are should be able to get into town easily. The closest airport to the city is Monroe Regional Airport, which is located just east of the city center. It's known to be quite warm in Monroe, so let Allied Van Lines do all of the heavy lifting for you. With great services like vehicle transportation, full-scale shipping, electronics assembly and more, a Monroe moving company can make your relocation as stress-free as possible. For instance, with vehicle transportation, you can have your car shipped to you, so there's no need for a cross-country trip.
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