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Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa Maldives has launched a programme to groom Maldivians for hotel and resort management, providing training in Thailand and Switzerland to selected personnel who will continue to receive full pay and benefits during their studies.
The programme is operated by Centara Hotels & Resorts of Thailand, who use it to train potential managers as preparation for the continuing expansion of the group, and is facilitated by the head office in Bangkok.
Included in the training are five months in Thailand, initially the theoretical training by Dhurakij Pundit University and followed by the real-time management training at selected properties of Centara Hotels & Resorts, and then seven months in Switzerland with Swiss College of Hospitality Management Lenk.
Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa Maldives opened in 2009, as Centara's first Maldives venture. Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa Maldives will open in March 2013, and a third resort is currently under construction.
Centara's area director of human resources for Maldives, Mohamed Solih Didi, says the aim is to train the next generation of managers to lead the resorts.
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The first student to be selected under the programme is Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa's assistant manager of food and beverage, Ahmed Husnee, who was chosen from a total of four candidates who applied for the scholarship.
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All Children's Hospital has been caring for kids for many years. We know that children—and parents—can be worried, sad or even angry about being sick or needing to stay in the Hospital. It's a little easier when you know what to expect and understand what's going on around you. We hope this guide will be a handy source of information about how our Hospital works. If you have questions or need assistance, don't be afraid to ask. We are here to help. See the list below for the contents of the Inpatient Family Guide or download it now (28 Page PDF).
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Dr. Alai is an actively practicing medical and surgical dermatologist in south Orange County, California. She has been a professor of dermatology and family medicine at the University of California, Irvine since 2000. She is U.S. board-certified in dermatology, a 10-year-certified fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, and Fellow of the American Society of Mohs Surgery.
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William C. Shiel Jr., MD, FACP, FACR
Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
What is Mohs micrographic surgery (MMS)? Why is the procedure called Mohs?
Mohs micrographic surgery is a surgical procedure and special method of removing skin cancers using local anesthesia (numbing). The majority of cases are performed in the physician's office. Mohs is a very precise, highly detailed technique whereby small layers of skin are sequentially removed and immediately examined under the microscope until the samples indicate that the skin cancer is completely removed.
The procedure uses frozen sections of skin that are then stained with special dyes. The dyed frozen pieces of skin are further examined under the microscope and a tumor map is drawn by the Mohs surgeon. The freezing process allows an immediate examination of the entire tumor margin and tissue histology (microscopic examination of cells).
If more cancer cells are seen under the microscope, then another skin layer is removed and again examined. Each skin layer that is removed is called a "level." If no more cancer cells are seen, then it is called "clear" (no more tumor) and no additional levels are needed.
By removing only tissue where cancer is known to be present, the technique combines a very high cure rate with good preservation of normal skin. Once the cancer has been fully removed, the Mohs surgeon looks at the wound to determine the method to obtain the best wound repair and cosmetic result for you.
Mohs is special because the entire edge and undersurface of each skin cancer layer is carefully examined under the microscope for the presence of very small cancer cells. With regular or traditional surgery, only about 1%-3% of the tumor margins are actually examined, thereby increasing the chances that a small tumor cluster would be missed and left behind. Mohs allows for examination of 100% of the tumor margins thereby reducing the chance that tumor cells will be left behind.
Mohs is usually scheduled only on certain days in the doctor's office because of the required equipment, tissue stains (dye), Mohs technologists, and microscopes. Most of these procedures are generally performed with the patient waiting in the office for the tissue to be "read" or interpreted by the Mohs surgeon.
Mohs is named after its inventor, Dr. Frederic Mohs, who first described the technique in 1941.
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The Palm Beach Chamber Music Festival continues performances in the Helen K. Persson Recital Hall in Vera Lea Rinker Hall on Friday, July 19 at 7 p.m. The festival's co-founders are Karen Dixon, Michael Ellert and Michael Forte. All three have served as adjunct faculty members in the School of Music and Fine Arts.
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Browse the events calendar below and discover all the fun activities you can experience at Sandestin Golf and Beach Resort. From the Wednesday night concert series to our annual Spring Wine Festival, there are plenty of events scheduled year-round that you will enjoy.
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OXFORD, Ohio -- Kent State broke open a close game with a five-run fifth and added four more in the seventh to defeat Miami 13-2 Sunday at McKie Field, completing a sweep of the Mid-American Conference weekend series.
Kevin Bower and Scott Slappey each drove in a run with one of their two hits, while Nate Bowles also registered a pair of hits.
The loss was the season-high fifth straight for the RedHawks, who fell to 14-18 overall and 7-5 in the Mid-American Conference.
Matt Honchel beat out an infield single to shortstop, then stole second on a strikeout. Bower doubled down the left field line to break a string of 17 scoreless innings for the RedHawks. Aftrer a groundout, Slappey found a hole in the left side to make the score 4-2. However, after the second stolen base of the inning, a flyout prevented any further damage.
Kent State took advantage of some errant pitching to plate five runs in the fifth. A leadoff walk and hit batter put runners on first and second and ended the day for Williams (3-2). Seth Varner came on and walked the bases loaded, allowing an error on a chopper over the mound to bring in a run. The only hit of the inning -- a single to center -- plated two for a 6-2 KSU lead, then a wild pitch plated a run. The Golden Flashes capped the scoring with a sacrifice fly to center that made the score 9-2.
Three hits and a two walks, plus the third of four Miami errors, led to four Kent State runs in the seventh.
Casey Wilson picked up the win for the Golden Flashes to improve to 4-3. He scattered six hits over five innings. Four relievers allowed just two hits and four walks over four scoreless frames.
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You don't need a head-to-toe look to embrace this hot spring trend. Instead, use these small ways to bring neon into your wardrobe
The fashion fads of the '80s had highs and lows. High: Slouchy sweaters, leggings, and bangles. Low: Fingerless gloves, acid-washed denim, and spandex. So every time another '80s throwback rears its head in the fashion world, we wait anxiously to see which way it'll fall. Luckily, the newest '80s-inspired craze -- and this spring's hottest new trend -- is not just good; it's amazing. It's NEON.
While we're digging everything neon, we know that it can be a little scary. A head-to-toe look requires a good amount of bravery. But you don't need to don a hot pink floor-length gown to show off your love of this trend (though a hot pink floor-length gown would be ah-mazing.) Instead, you can play with little pops of neon, which even in small doses definitely makes an impact.
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As another summer continues in Erie, local high school students are taking full advantage of the opportunity to learn more about the intricate aspects of medicine, medical school and anatomy.
LECOM hosted two weeklong Medical Applications of Science and Health, or M.A.S.H., programs for students from several area high schools. The program gives these students an opportunity to take a closer look at medical education and the practice of medicine.
|LECOM medical student Sean Lerner '12 helps direct students through a suturing lesson during the M.A.S.H. program.
Theodore Makoske, MD, Assistant Professor of Anatomy, headed up the program and spent the two weeks working directly with the high school students.
"These students get to experience some of the things that happen behind the scenes in medical school," Dr. Makoske said. "We have medical students who volunteer and answer questions about why they went into medicine and why they chose a career in medicine. Who better to learn from than students who have already done what it takes to get into medical school?"
Throughout their individual weeks, the M.A.S.H. students participated in lectures covering a wide range of subjects including anatomy, pathology, microbiology and osteopathic manipulative medicine. Six LECOM second-year medical students help facilitate the discussions and their applications in the anatomy lab, OMM lab and through a suture clinic in the microbiology lab.
Sean Lerner '12 volunteered to participate in the program and believes the students can take advantage of the experience to get a heads up on where they want to go with their careers. "Because these high school students shave the opportunity to spend this week with us, they can learn more about medicine and medical education," he said. "All the students here have an interest in medicine and possibly becoming physicians."
In addition to their work at the school, the participants also visited Millcreek Community Hospital and Plaza 18 Medical Center while learning more about techniques for CPR and first aid.
Mary McCormick, a student at Villa Maria Academy in Erie, enjoyed the experience. "This camp helped me realize that I might want to pursue a career in medicine," she said. "I wanted to get a better understanding of what I want to do when I'm older and what it's going to take to pursue a career in medicine – and I did."
|Erie-area high-schoolers learn about CPR during one of the M.A.S.H. modules.
During the first full week of July, more Erie-area high-schoolers will come to LECOM to learn more about human anatomy as part of the annual Anatomy Academy. Sophomore or junior students from Cathedral Preparatory School, Erie First Christian Academy, McDowell High School, Mercyhurst Preparatory School and Villa Maria Academy participate in the event, which is intended to provide an educational program in the anatomical sciences.
"We've designed the program to expose students to career possibilities in the anatomical sciences," said Randy Kulesza, PhD, Associate Professor of Anatomy and co-coordinator of the program. "It also allows students to know that graduate school or a PhD is available for someone who's interested in anatomy."
The program breaks down into three segments: A three-day segment involving gross anatomy lectures and laboratory, a one-day segment with neuroanatomy lecture and laboratory, and a one-day research and osteopathic medicine segment.
Dr. Kulesza and Jonathan Kalmey, PhD, Associate Professor of Anatomy, coordinate the weeklong event. Silvia M. Ferretti, DO, LECOM Provost, Senior Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs, brought the MASH program to the college about ten years ago. Hershey Bell, MD, MS (Med Ed), Associate Dean for Faculty Development and Evaluation, re-established the course four years ago after a brief hiatus.


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"Just after noon on January 28th, Kmart employees called police to their store at 132nd and Aurora Avenue N. after a package—filled with 10 pounds of weed wrapped in garbage bags, packing peanuts, and cleaning-fluid-soaked pages from a Korean newspaper (?!?)—arrived at the store," Police spokesman, Jonah Spagenthal-Lee said Thursday.
The weed made its way to the retail store after it was "returned to sender." According to police, the package was sent from Los Angeles (where marijuana is legal in some instances) to Philadelphia (where marijuana is never legal), but listed the Seattle Kmart's address as the sender.
"Delivery information on the package indicates it was originally shipped from Los Angeles to a Philadelphia address, but never made it to its intended destination in Philly … Whoever sent the package listed the address of the Seattle Kmart on the return label, for some reason," Spagenthal-Lee said.
Police took the pot and placed it into evidence as they try to decipher the mysterious case dubbed, "Pot in Kmart store."


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Two UM students killed in wreck
Two University of Mississippi students are recovering after a wreck that claimed the lives of two of their friends and fellow Ole Miss students early Saturday morning. Killed were Christopher J. Grimaud, 20, and Kevin J. Eagan, 18, both of Missouri. (November 11, 2013, Page 1A)


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"Pit Bull." There is no other breed of dog—or arguably, any other animal at all—whose mere mention can elicit such strong opinions. Try a word-associate game with your friends: Ask them what they think of when you say "Pit Bull." Chances are that by the numbers, their responses will be more negative than positive. And it's no wonder: No other type of dog is as widely banned from housing, legislated against, or incorrectly vilified by the media.
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Pit Bulls were once widely considered ideal family pets—affectionate, loyal and gentle with children. But in recent years, these dogs have suffered tremendously from a combination of overbreeding, bad publicity and irresponsible owners. In reality, the overwhelming majority of Pits and Pit mixes are sweet goofballs who have gotten a very bad rap.
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National Pit Bull Awareness Day, on October 27, is a day of appreciation and education designed to change perceptions and stereotypes about Pit Bulls and their responsible owners. Please take a moment to learn the truth about these wonderful dogs and consider rescuing one of them from a shelter.
Are you a proud Pit Bull parent? Please participate in National Pit Bull Awareness Day, and help us dispel the myths about these dogs by leaving a comment below about your wonderful pooch.
Here is a link to a slideshow I made with pictures loaned to me by pit bull owners Ive met on the web. It shows the facts about pits and that the media has been spouting old misinformation for too long. Please share it so more people can know the truth about Pit Bulls. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRj1HJEfU4o
I adopted my lab/pitbull mix from the humane society ten years ago now, and it has proven to be the best decision I have ever made. For a decade now my precious rescue has been my best friend, companion and guardian, and I love him with all of my heart and more. While it's true he has some quirks from the abuse he suffered before finding his true family, he is such a wonderful dog that the extra time and training are well worth it. I will definitely be a loyal fan of the breed forever, and will always work to help improve their reputation.
Nena is a 4 year old Pit Bull mix. We rescued her from a local Humane Society when she was a few months old. She has grown up with my human daughter of the same age. She couldn't be a more integral part of our family. As for her disposition, she allows my preschooler (and when she was a toddler and an infant) to do anything she wants to her, not that I allow it. Since my daughter was a baby, Nena likes to share her pillow when they lay on the couch. Nena's got a heck of a bark on her, but that only works on strangers. Everyone who has met her knows what a sweetheart she is. And she'll stop right in the middle of that ferocious bark and give me a big kiss if I put my face near her's. We have an elderly neighbor who was definitely under the Pit-Bulls-are-villains spell until Nena. Now he finds it quite amusing to put a piece of cookie on his knee and tell Nena to 'leave it' repeatedly, until he's ready to tell her to 'take it.' Hey, it's a great command, and Nena's good at it. She's so eager to please, that trumps the temptation of the cookie. And believe me, she wants that cookie. She doesn't get junk food at home! Nena thrives on positive praise; her whole body wiggles with excitement and she goes in for lots of licky kisses whenever she's complimented. Nena's friendly with our 3 cats. One likes to rub against Nena like a cat does around a person's legs. Maybe she's claiming Nena as her territory? Nena loves bubbles and being splashed with water. She will get in the baby pool with my daughter and me and whine to be splashed. Nena likes the dog park, but if there's an altercation, you'll find her at the other end of the park. She wants no parts of dog fighting. She likes to play with all the neighborhood dogs. She can be a wuss, which means she likes to glue herself to my leg or bark if she's scared, but she's always been comfortable with children and other animals. Nena is a loving, patient, loyal, snuggly teddy bear. We love her with all our hearts. My only fear with Nena is what we will ever do without her!
About 15 years ago I found a pit wondering the streets of mid-town NYC.
I called her over and she right away approached me and I knew she was mine.
Well, I brought her home and had our vet look at get. She was in good health and my wife and I decided to name her Sheba. She was the most lovable dog I had ever seen. She would intimidate people, but once you got close, she would just luck you and roll on her back. Unfortunately, 3 years later we found a lump and it was cancer. We had to have her front right leg amputated. She was fine for about a year, but the cancer came back. It was aggressive and we had no choice but to put her to rest. At the vet, when they placed the IV needle all she did was lick the vets hand. Everyone lived her at the vet and there was not one dry eye. She left an impression wherever she went. Till this day I get sad thinking about it, but I always feel good knowing that I had the opportunity of having her in my life. Her picture is still up on the wall at the vet and continues to bring smiles on the faces of those who met her. Pits are great dogs and everyone should have at least owned one in their life.
I have to affectionate pit bulls, My boy is 3 yrs and loves to give hugs and kisses. My 11 girl loves to get her butt scritched and rub herself up against you. They both love the walks and my boy like to go hiking up at Griffith Park and wallow in the water hole at the top of Griffith. Candy my girl is a Red Nose and Blu my boy is Brindle.
I am the mother of 2 pitbulls and a pitbull mix. They are an male American Pitbull Terrier (Bruno), a female Red-nosed red (Little Red) and a pitbull/chow mix (WACy). All three were rescues. We do keep the pitbulls separate from the pitbull mix and our other 3 dogs when they are outside only because they are so high energy and much younger. When Bruno and Red are playing, it is incredible to watch. They fly through the air and bump chests. They wrestle on the deck. But even though he is larger than her by 20 pounds, he lets her win almost everytime. They are incredible with us. They do believe they are lap dogs. WACy is the alpha of our other pack. She was raised by two wolves and learned early that it was her place to help raise puppies. She was so gentle with any puppy she came in contact with, plus she was a good teacher and disciplinarian. She is now 11 years old and a bit slower, so we don't give her that job anymore. These girls and guy bring so much pleasure to us that it's like a party sometimes. That's why I use the screen name "PittieParty" on one of my sites.
You are not helping the problem by writing a silly fluff article that does not deal with reality AT ALL . The pit bulls that people have as pets right now are from piles of puppies that end up in the shelter, bred in the ghettos by idiots who know NOTHING about breeding and often ARE breeding them for fighting, therefore choosing the most negative characteristics to breed for. These dogs are NOT being bred responsibly and haven't been for YEARS. You have also not mentioned the fact that they have the capability of doing way more damage than other breeds when they bite. When you misrepresent these dogs it doesn't help the problem. It's just lies upon lies.
I had, up until recently, a great pit named Nina. She was loveable and dumb and enjoyed nothing more than to be curled up on a bed next to a human sleeping. She was lazy and loved everyone in my family especially the six year old, probably because the six year old was forever dropping food. She passed from cancer recently at the age of twelve (she was quite the old lady by pit standards) but I have never had a more loving or goofy animal and I miss her dearly.
My 17 year old Pit/Blue Healer Lane, is a JOY and loves kids. S a "rescue" dog (my daughter took her away from a "breeder" that used her as a "bait dog")that I got 15 years ago!
She LOVES children and tolerates them extremely well. However and sadly, she's not a dog that you can put with other dogs, due to her life before we got her.
I believe that, if you have a pit, you have a friend for LIFE! They're no different than any other canine with the sole exception of a bad raputation.
She's protective of the house and God help anyone who tries to break in. Once she's introduced to someone like a pet sitter, she's loving and affectionate... she may just lick you to death though! LOL.
I HOPE that people get over their unnecessary fear of these wonderful animals. When they're not taught to be an agressive fighter, they're sweet and calm disposition is second only to a mother to her children.
After she passes, my wife and I will have nothing other than Pits. We're THAT sure of their nature as a protective, family dog.


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"I think the phrase "free will" confuses me."
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Within the philosophy of Science, falsifiability or refutability is a quality or characteristic of a scientific hypothesis. You'll note that in my previous post I did not refute the possibility of "free will". And there is a good reason for this—it's called the "black swan problem". In Europe, prior to the age of exploration everyone knew swans were white – there were NO black swans. But a negative statement is often difficult or impossible to prove. Unless you've scoured the universe, you can't be sure that something doesn't exist. A positive statement, on the other hand, can be proven—to demonstrate there are white swans, you simply produce a white swan. This is why, when presenting a hypothesis, you must argue from the positive, in this instance, that there is free will. The Scientific literature is rife with evidence for the influence of genetics, personal history, and environment on behavior, and despite arguments to the contrary, the predictability of behavior. The difference, then, is that those approaching an issue from a Scientific viewpoint are never quite sure while those refuting Science are almost always "sure". The real danger with the concept "free will" is that it's an explanatory fiction—why did this person commit a horrible crime? Well, he did it of his own free will—end of story, end of inquiry. The question is which approach seems more rational to you.
Oh, and by the way, in 1790 black swans (Cygnus atratus) were discovered in Australia.
This is a complete misrepresentation of the present scientific situation.
"....despite arguments to the contrary, the predictability of behavior"
There exists no theory that may accurately predict human behavior. If so, then please present it! Why do we watch sports events like the Olympic games, if the outcome of the competition could easily be predicted?
"The difference, then, is that those approaching an issue from a Scientific viewpoint are never quite sure while those refuting Science are almost always "sure""
This is not an dispute between "science" and "non-science". The idea that there exists a free will is a scientific proposition. So proclaiming that anyone who differs from your opinion as being unscientific is cheap propaganda.
If you think that human behavior is completely predetermined without having a working theory that allows the precise prediction of human behavior, you are performing a leap of faith.
It is the brain, using its survival oriented program, that "decides" when presented with options.
The sense of self emerges after the so called decision and claims responsibility.
Given the choice between coffee or orange juice the brain processes innumerable factors that are deeply beyond personal awareness.
The brain "decides" for one or the other in the only way it can.
In that sense what it decides, even its change of mind, is inevitable but not predictable.
If the "decision" is inevitably determined by external factors then it is indeed predictable! All you need to know are the external factors. Sorry, you can't wiggle your way out of this contradiction!
The "decision" is made based on internal factors.
The brain does not have access to its own wiring.
It is the brain's accumulated elecrto-chemical connections that make it react the only way it can.
The concept "decision" is a misconception.
It a reaction not a decision.
There is no such thing as a decision and no such thing as a self to make it.


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why are we supporting these large hospital run ACO's with extra payments with no real benefits?
SigX, just forget trying to educate people on American healthcare. I think it's a losing battle. I'm sure you've been on Sermo and read the last post about possibly unionizing so CMS can't bully us.
There's probably less than 0.2% percent of voting Americans that know what an ACO is. You're can't expect them to know what bundling and the deprivatization of physicians will result in. Only when the shit hits the fan will people wake up.
I'm good for the next 30 years while I still have my mental faculties I can take of my family and friends, but sadly I fear what medicine will be like in 30 years when I need help.
Like many on Sermo I'm moving on to another career and enjoying my family, just trying to forget the cluster that modern day medicine has become. Ignorance is bliss
"The fact that we are here today to debate raising America's debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can't pay its own bills. Leadership means that 'the buck stops here.' Instead, Washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today onto the backs of our children and grandchildren. America has a debt and a failure of leadership. Americans deserve better." - Senator Barack Obama
yeah, i saw this on sermo as well. wanted to see what people would say here. I cant leave medicine (even if i wanted too) my student and business loans have me still in the hole. gonna have to work 60-70 hour weeks for about 5 years to get anywhere with those loans. hoping my income does not drop by too much in the next 5 years (wishfull thinking, i know).
anyway, would love to hear your opinion of the article and paying hospitals (purposefully) more for the same services. so you support this?
It was only a matter of time before the government had to step in, and it's gonna suck, but I don't have much sympathy anymore.
One big change I have noticed in the last 30 years is that when I was a kid I always went to the Dr's and saw the Dr. He/She would take my blood pressure, my heart rate, make me stick my tongue out and say "ahhhhhhh", etc.. These days all that stuff is handled by a nurse (of some sort) and then the Dr. comes in. Heck, even some times I don't even see a Dr. and are prescribed medications.
On one hand I can see why meeting with a Dr. is better but I would say that 90% of the time I go to the doctor it's for some simple reason that someone with considerably less training can handle. You don't need to go to school for 8 years for example to tell me that I have the friggin flu that everyone else has. Personally, I'm for continuing that practice. There are definitely places where a highly trained doctor is necessary but at the same time there are other places where they are overkill. I think a nice balance between the two is needed.
Instead of leading the charge for meaningful reform that would increase incentives for doctors and result in cost savings that could make the program last. The healthcare industry has done nothing to help itself, they just keep lobbying and whining for more "exclusivity", less intervention, more tax payer money and screwing anyone they can. Healthcare in this country is broken, either help with the solution or GTFO.
Heck if enough doctors quit, maybe that will be enough incentive to open up more visa's and then the healthcare industry gets to see what's its like to have their job outsourced like more of this country has.
FYI This is the same stance I take with california unions (and a bunch of other ones), you know the system is broken, by whining and ignoring the problem you take yourself out of being part of the solution, and it sucks when you lose your pension later.
(I know that somebody is going t come along any moment and call me a liar. please, before you do this, do some research.)
Take a look around the net at PQRI and incentives for using an EMR system... yet another gov failure. but lets just ignore all these gov failures and blame doctors.
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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
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Connective tissue diseases are actually a group of medical diseases. A connective tissue disease is any disease that has the connective tissues of the body as a primary target of pathology. The connective tissues are the structural portions of our body that essentially hold the cells of the body together. These tissues form a framework, or matrix, for the body. The connective tissues are composed of two major structural protein molecules, collagen and elastin. There are many different types of collagen protein that vary in amount in each of the body's tissues. Elastin has the capability of stretching and returning to its original length, like a spring or rubber band. Elastin is the major component of ligaments (tissues that attach bone to bone) and skin. In patients with connective tissue diseases, it is common for collagen and elastin to become injured by inflammation.
Many connective tissue diseases feature abnormal immune system activity with inflammation in tissues as a result of an immune system that is directed against one's own body tissues (autoimmunity).
Diseases in which inflammation or weakness of collagen tends to occur are also referred to as collagen diseases. Collagen vascular disease is a somewhat antiquated term used to describe diseases of the connective tissues that typically include diseases that can be (but are not necessarily) associated with blood vessel abnormalities.
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The specific causes of most connective tissue diseases are not known. However, there are genetic patterns that are considered to increase the risk for developing connective tissue diseases. It is likely that a combination of genetic risks and environmental factors are necessary for the development of connective tissue disease.
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