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FRIDAY, Oct. 22 (HealthDay News) -- The number of American adults with diabetes could double or triple by 2050 if current trends continue, warns a federal government study released Friday.
The number of new diabetes cases a year will increase from 8 per 1,000 in 2008 to 15 per 1,000 in 2050, predicts the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By 2050, between one-fifth and one-third of all adults could have diabetes -- with virtually all the increase attributed to type 2 diabetes, which is largely preventable.
An aging population, an increase in minority groups at higher risk for diabetes, and the fact that diabetes patients are living longer are among the reasons for the steep projected rise.
"These are alarming numbers that show how critical it is to change the course of type 2 diabetes," Ann Albright, director of CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation, said in an agency news release. "Successful programs to improve lifestyle choices on healthy eating and physical activity must be made more widely available, because the stakes are too high and the personal toll too devastating to fail."
Another expert agreed.
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Banerji believes that "we need to act now. Immediate changes in diet, physical activity, stress and sleep are known to decrease diabetes and obesity. We can make changes in our physical environment to promote greater physical activity and we should consider changes in national food policy."
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This Friday's 5.1 one Earthquake that struck at 9:09 pm has another reminder that we all live in "Earthquake Country"!
Being that this quake struck on a busy Friday night, there were many cameras that caught the shaking action!
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- Arrow Pawn & Jewelry - 2706 West Thomas Road Phoenix, Arizona 85017; T: (602) 269-9873; Mon-Sun Open 24 Hours
- Pawn Central - 4135 W Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85019; T: (602) 352-8600; Operate a late night window open till 9 pm.
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It seems like every few days there's another news story about a credit card or debit card breach or an identity theft scam. If you're worried, there's good reason.
"The chances are very good that you'll be a victim of identity theft or someone will hack into your card at some point or another," Gerri Detweiler, Director of Consumer Education at Credit.com, told me.
Michael Kranish's terrific Boston Globe series on the IRS just said that in the first six months last year, 1.6 million scammers tried to steal taxpayers' refunds and their identities.
Credit freezes and fraud alerts
Is there anything you can — or should — do to protect yourself?
Lately, personal finance writers such as Ron Lieber of the New York Times and Lydia Dallett of Business Insider, among others, have recommended putting a "credit security freeze" on your credit files to stay safe.
So I thought I'd explain what a credit security freeze is, what it can (and can't) do for you and what you should know before getting one:
A credit security freeze essentially locks your credit file: No one and no company can see your credit report or your credit score unless you first authorize permission.
the New York Times' Lieber wrote: "Given that most entities will not open a new account without a credit check, it [a credit security freeze] is the best defense that exists against the most troublesome form of identity theft, in which thieves try to establish new accounts in someone else's name."
A freeze, incidentally, is different from placing a fraud alert on your credit report, which isn't as powerful a tool.
If you set up a fraud alert with the credit bureaus, you're telling lenders to contact you to verify your ID before extending new credit in your name. "A fraud alert doesn't bind creditors to take a particular action," said Detweiler. "But it can be helpful if someone is at a store trying to open a retail account in your name because it will typically trip up that process."
How to get a credit security freeze
You can get a credit security freeze by going to the websites of the three major credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.
To do so, you'll need to answer some questions about yourself and your credit history (so the bureaus know it's really you) and create a PIN for each freeze. Then, if you want to authorize permission for someone to see your credit file, you'll need to tell the credit bureau the PIN you created.


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Fountain Valley, CA – March 17, 2008 – There's simply no denying the dangers of smoking.
The list of diseases to which it is linked is long: heart disease, high blood pressure, stroke, cancer, emphysema and birth defects.
For that reason, the entire campus of Fountain Valley Regional Hospital (FVRH), including the grounds and parking lots, will go smoke-free on Tuesday, April 1, 2008. On that day, the hospital will recognize the commitment of their employees to giving the gift of health to themselves and the community through their efforts to quit smoking. Fountain Valley Mayor John Collins and other members of Fountain Valley's City Council will be in attendance. The City banned smoking in public parks in June of last year.
"As a healthcare leader in our community, it's important for us to be the role model for others when it comes to healthy habits," said Debbie Keel, the hospital's CEO and a former smoker herself who chose to quit several years ago. "Smoking is one of the leading causes of heart disease. To me, at least, heart health and smoking cannot co-exist and certainly not on the campus of a hospital that is one of the major cardiology centers in Orange County."
Fountain Valley Regional Hospital joins only a few other hospitals in Orange County who have implemented plans to eliminate tobacco use on their grounds. For a hospital that cared for over a thousand oncology patients and delivered over 3,800 babies last year, going smoke-free was the right thing to do.
Fountain Valley Hospital has not permitted smoking within its buildings for years, but patients, visitors and staff were allowed to use tobacco products outside in designated areas. Beginning April 1, smoking will not be permitted anywhere on the 35-acre campus, including entrances, patios, walkways and parking lots.
"We are an organization focused on providing good health care. How can we do that if we allow smoking?" asks Dr. Satinder Swaroop, M.D., chief of FVRH's medical staff. "We are dedicated to doing the best thing for our patients, and allowing them to do something as harmful smoking while they're here or to breathe someone else's smoke on our grounds is not in their best interest." The hospital's Medical Executive Committee unanimously supported the new policy.
To prepare for a smoke-free campus, FVRH organized a smoke-free task force of employees who are smokers, former smokers and non-smokers.
"We know this will be a difficult change for some of our patients, visitors and staff members, so it's essential that we design a workable plan that takes those issues into consideration," said Tim Howard, Chief Human Resources Officer. "We have been offering resources and support to our staff who want to take this opportunity to give up tobacco altogether."
Last year, as a first step, FVRH employees were invited to take part in the American Cancer Society's Great American Smokeout and to pledge to quit smoking. The hospital held a mini health fair that day to provide information about subsidized employee smoking cessation programs and other employee health benefits. Employees were also encouraged to "adopt" a coworker to help them quit. The hospital's partners included The American Cancer Society, 24 Hour Fitness, Sue Berman, a clinical hypnotist, and the Nhan Hoa Community Clinic.
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What are the distinguishing characteristics of the job crisis we confront now, in the 1990s? And how has this decade's job crisis affected and been affected by the more general "job system" in academia? In what ways, for example, should we relate the dismal prospects of new PhDs to the striking rise in part-time and temporary employment? How has the changing nature of the student population affected the courses we teach and the manner in which we staff them? How, too, has the current buyer's market in academia influenced tenure decisions at large and small institutions? And how has the market shaped staffing patterns in community colleges as well as four-year colleges and universities granting advanced degrees?
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Different courses and professors have different requirements for students, but in general, U.S. colleges require students to participate in class discussions and activities, and to do assignments throughout the course. Final grades are often based on a combination of interim and final examinations, as well as this other coursework. The author explains some of the various practices. Linda Tobash is the director of University Placement Services at the Institute of International Education.
The U.S. undergraduate classroom environment is generally one where students are expected to actively participate in the learning experience. While each professor will have his or her own teaching style and expectations for students, most often students are expected to be active learners. Usually during the first class, the professor will provide students with a course syllabus—or direct the students to the course Web site on which the syllabus will be posted. This syllabus outlines the objectives for the course, the reading and work assignments, the grading policy, the attendance policy, and frequently the instructor's approach or philosophy. Some common expectations that professors will most likely hold include the following:
The learner is expected to attend class. At many institutions, the professor sets the attendance policy. At others there may be an institution-wide attendance policy established; e.g., students are expected not to miss more than three classes. It is not uncommon—and at some institutions it is mandatory—for attendance to be monitored. Often poor attendance will affect the final grade (see sidebar) a student receives. Also, some professors give "pop" (i.e., unannounced) quizzes. If a student is not there, he or she misses the quiz, which can also hurt the student's final grade.
The learner is expected to be prepared for class. In the course syllabus, the professor generally will identify all assignments. Students are expected to come to class having read the material to be covered and to be ready to discuss it. Sometimes students are expected to form study groups and to work together on projects. Most college guides stress the importance of keeping up with the work and of not getting behind. The volume of work can be high, and usually it is impossible for the student to "catch up" once he or she falls behind. So the key is to "keep up."
The learner is expected to turn in all assignments on time. Assignments, e.g., papers or projects, turned in late usually will result in a lower grade. Some professors may refuse to accept a late assignment under any circumstance.
The learner is expected to participate in class. In large lecture classes, where there may be well over 200 students, discussion among professors and students might be limited. However, many of an individual's classes will be much smaller, and the ability to participate in discussions frequently will be part of the grade. Students are expected not only to answer questions but to ask questions as well. The goal in most classes is for students to synthesize the material being learned and formulate their own opinions. In other words, students are expected not just to be able to master the material but also to develop, articulate, and defend their own opinions around a subject, theme, or content area.
But what should the undergraduate student expect in terms of the types of classes he or she might take? There might be any number of different types of courses in which the undergraduate student will be engaged. It is not unusual during the first year to be enrolled in large lecture courses with 100 or more students. These large-lecture style formats generally cover a large amount of material, and students are expected to take comprehensive notes. There might be frequent quizzes or tests. Students might be required to meet with a smaller number of students in study groups—either in a face-to-face (F2F) mode or through a Web-based study program.
Most courses, though, will be smaller in size, with up to 30 or 40 students in a class and where student interaction is critical. As one takes more advanced classes, the class size often becomes smaller, with some courses being held as seminars—sometimes with 10 or fewer students. Again, being prepared for class and able to participate actively is very important in these smaller settings.
Other types of classes might include labs, most frequently held in the hard sciences and mathematics, where the focus is on conducting experiments. Fine artists will find that a number of their classes will be in studio art where they will both cover concepts and work on projects. Similarly, dancers, actors, vocalists, and other musicians will have a large number of their courses focused on practice and performance.
Students can arrange for some courses to be taken as independent study. Usually these students work with a professor to design a course of study involving individual research, papers, and a schedule of meetings with the professor over the term.
On a growing number of campuses, students need to choose between delivery options: resident (face-to-face) or Web-based (distance education) courses. It is not uncommon for students to take some courses in an actual classroom and some via the Web. Even if one never takes a distance education course, there is a growing trend for professors to use the Web to post additional information and assignments, as well as direct students to additional resources. It is, therefore, important to get used to the Web-based course functionality implemented at the institution.
Some students will be engaged in internships as part of their degree study. The goal is to supplement their study with real-world experience and also to give students a chance to see if this field is really where they want to be. Usually students are employed in companies or businesses closely related to their major. If offered for degree credit, students often will be required to participate in periodic class meetings that enable them to reflect on their internship experiences. A salary might be offered, but many internships are unpaid or offer minimal financial compensation. In some fields, e.g., engineering, it is highly recommended that students engage in internships over summer breaks. Usually these summer internships do not carry college credit.
Another effective model is to incorporate service learning into courses or to have students engage in service learning experiences as part of the curriculum. Service learning focuses on having students use what they learn in the classroom to solve problems and issues in a specific community. In addition to helping the community, the goal is to instill in students a civic responsibility and to facilitate a sense of democracy and citizenship.
The most common grading scale in the United
States is the A – F / 0 – 4 scale:
D = 1 (U.S. concept)
F = 0 (failure) [sometimes called E]
Other common grades:
I = incomplete
W= withdrawal
WU = unofficial withdrawal
Audit = take course for no credit, no grade, attend and complete assignments
Pass/Fail = take course for either Pass or Fail, no specific passing grade
Pass/No Credit = take course for either Pass or No Credit, no negative points
Each professor establishes the criteria that he or she will use to evaluate work and assign a final grade for the course. Professors generally inform students of the grading criteria on the first day of class by including it on the course syllabus.
Often professors will explain how they grade tests and how they grade research papers. Very rarely will one's final grade depend on just one paper or test. Usually there is a range of items that will be evaluated. Some combination of the following criteria might be used:
• % class participation
• % quizzes or interim tests
• % midterm exam
• % final exam
• % final research paper
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School Kine Turkey Corn Scallop - I remember our elementary school used to serve turkey corn scallop for lunch and till today, I still re-create this dish the day after Thanksgiving. Its the perfect way to enjoy leftover turkey and gravy.
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Budapest, The Berlin Wall, and Iran: What Obama Does Not Grasp
November 08, 2009
It is just about 30 years since the wall around Iran went up. And it is a few days away from fully 20 years since the Berlin Wall came down. The Berliner Mauer had been up for more than a quarter century, and its surface facing east, grim gray, was a metaphor for life in the German Democratic Republic. On its western face graffiti evoked the freer spirit of the half-city whose heart had nonetheless been broken by the Soviet goose step that divided it. And the Cold War was won on the very day the authorities of the D.D.R.


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ETSY, the online marketplace for homemade goods, is not often the place your find a popular actress modeling threads — but then again, what are friends for?
Christina Hendricks, the actress on the hit television series "Mad Men", has been popping up on the ESTY store Blackbird Design House — owned by her friend and fellow actress Tamara Mello. TV Hunter first found the photos of Hendricks modeling various scarves on June 25 — and MSNBC's Hunter Walker spied a few more yesterday.
"All of the scarves are on sale for $130," writes Walker. "This is one of two online options for fans and/or creepy stalker to buy clothing worn by Hendricks. A dress she sported during an episode of "Mad Men" is on sale in a charity auction on eBay along with furniture from the show's old sets."
For her part, Mello, who also owns a jewelry shop, definitely approaches her creations with green in mind. "I use reclaimed metals and vintage charms in much of my work because I believe strongly in a thing never outliving its usefulness or beauty," she writes on the site. "In this way I hope to leave our world just a little better than the way I found it or at least to do no more harm."
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Youth baseball: South Fort Myers edges Bayshore at LL State Tournament
Tate McMenemy blasted a grand slam in a nine-run third inning to help South Fort Myers remain undefeated this all-star season with a 12-10 win against Tampa-Bayshore in a pool play game at the Florida Little League State Tournament on Saturday afternoon in DeBary. After Bayshore rallied to tie at 9-9, Giovany Lorenzo delivered an RBI sacrifice fly and Grant Boland ripped a two-run single in the bottom of the fifth inning. South, which also received a two-run home run from Danny Cunningham, improved to 2-0 in Pool A and 12-0 overall.


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They might seem a little on the young side for a career retrospective, but in their relatively short professional lives, the Yoshida Brothers have had quite an impact on the modern music landscape. The Hokkaido-born brothers Ryoichiro and Kenichi Yoshida have become recognized masters of their signature instrument, the tsugaru-shamisen. Originating in China in the 16th Century, the three-stringed instrument found its way to Japan through traveling folk musicians and became an integral element of Japanese classical music. The Yoshida Brothers have now taken the tsugaru-shamisen further than any other modern musician, practically reinventing its sound, leading to a musical style both firmly rooted in the traditions of the past and boldly looking forward to the future.
Their new "Best Of" release from Domo Records showcases their rich and varied playing styles, their ability to effortlessly traverse between genres and also to make one of the world's oldest instruments sound brand-new. The disc features cuts from several of their landmark albums, including Hishou, III, and Yoshida Brothers, Vol. 2. One of the album's stand-out tracks is probably also one of the most widely-known, "Kodo (Inside the Sun Remix)", has been featured for the past several years in a Nintendo Wii commercial. It has aired all around the world, turning on a whole new set of listeners to the sound of the Yoshida Brothers.
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Over the past couple of weeks we have been exploring wines to enjoy during this spring season whilst we await the arrival of summer and her lighter dishes. Well, with our recent weather and the fact that I was out riding today in nearly ninety degree heat, I believe that spring came in like a lamb and is going out like a roast lamb. So, we will switch to one of the lightest and fruitiest reds on our spring list, Beaujolais.
When most people hear Beaujolais they think of Beaujolais Nouveau, the nearly soda-pop beverage released on the third Thursday of each November. While this yearly release can be fun and a great excuse to go out and celebrate wine as opposed to using wine to celebrate something else, it is not the best example from this region on the south side of Burgundy (they are technically a part of the Burgundy region).
Red wines from Beaujolais can be separated into four different types, Beaujolais Nouveau, Beaujolais AOC, Beaujolais- Villages and Beaujolais Cru. All of these are made from the Gamay grape, a light, thin skinned grape who has fallen out of favor with many 'Äúserious'ÄĚ wine drinkers. While it will never create a great wine, it is responsible for many well-made, pleasant wines with aromas of raspberry and cherry with very mild tannins. It can be a great alternative to a poorly made Pinot Noir and is usually better priced.
The first of these types accounts for almost 50% of production each year and is what is called a Primeur wine, or a wine that is allowed by the French government to be released prior to the official release date of the rest of the region. It is a red, light, quaffable wine whose greatest attribute is that it goes well with cranberry sauce and will not offend the rest of your choices at the Thanksgiving table. As mentioned, it is usually all people know of Gamay.
Beaujolais AOC comes from the south of the region where the soils are sedimentary and clay, cold soils that are incapable of fully ripening Gamay resulting in pleasant and quaffable wines. These are not contemplative sips. Beaujolais-Village comes from further north in the region where the soils are granitic with good drainage capable of ripening Gamay perfectly. The 'Äėvillages'Äô part of the appellation relates to the 39 different villages located in this area that can grow and label their wines with this designation.
Of these villages, 10 have been specifically chosen as the best and are allowed to label their wines with their village names. Some of the most widely available would be Brouilly, Moulin-A-Vent, Fleurie and Morgon. These would be equivalent to 'ÄėGrand Crus'Äô elsewhere, they are supposed to show distinct characteristics of their own. Each of these villages rests on a volcanic knoll with steep hills allowing perfect planting angles for sun exposure for optimal ripening.
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The 150th session of the Georgia General Assembly opened for business Jan. 12 facing a number of serious issues. The budget, education, healthcare, transportation and water are again at the top of our list. We have already begun acting on these critical issues in the pursuit of making Georgia a state that people are proud to call home.At midweek, we heard from Gov. Sonny Perdue in his annual State of the State Address, in which he gives all Georgians a progress report on our state and rolls out his new budget initiatives and legislative agenda for 2009. Perdue emphasized the need to cut spending and encourage investment in our future through an aggressive bond program to build needed infrastructure. I agree with the governor's remarks that we need to focus on a long-term perspective as we structure the budget. We must look past the current economic downturn to determine how best to prioritize government spending so that future generations of Georgians can depend on an effective and fiscally responsible government to offer the services they need. Though we have completed only the first week of the session, I have introduced legislation early to ensure that the proposals addressing Georgians' needs is implemented quickly. The following is a list of legislation that I am currently sponsoring: · SB 2 increases penalties for fleeing and eluding in a motor vehicle. Anyone convicted for a second time within five years of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer must have their driver's license suspended for three years. Under the new provision, offenders will have to wait six months instead of 120 days to apply for reinstatement of their driver's license. The bill also states that any person driving 10 mph over the speed limit or under the influence of alcohol, drugs or other intoxicating substances while fleeing from a police officer will be guilty of a felony. The current law says more than 30 mph over the speed limit (101 mph on parts of the interstate), and DUI is not included at all. · SB 9 allows anyone with a proper concealed weapons permit to carry their firearms with or without using a holster. The current law mandates a holster. · SB 10 makes drugs with pseudoephedrine a prescription item. Pseudoephedrine is the primary ingredient in methamphetamine and the intent is to make it harder to obtain for illegal activity. · SB 14 restricts any person who is on the National Sex Offender Registry or the state sexual offender registry from becoming elected or serving on a local board of education. · SB 15 would require the quarantine of all or part of a building where the manufacturing of methamphetamine "crystal meth" has occurred. The quarantine will be lifted once it safe for human use. There are no cleanup standards currently in Georgia law for so called "meth houses." As always, please remember to contact me in my office on the issues that are affecting you and your area. I am here to represent you and it is an honor for me to work on your behalf. State Sen. John Douglas serves as chairman of the Veterans, Military and Homeland Security Committee. He represents the 17th Senate District which includes Newton County and portions of Henry, Rockdale, Spalding and Walton counties. He may be reached by phone at 404-656-0503 or by e-mail a email@example.com.
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The Lava XOLO A700 smartphone has made an appearance on the Indian market with its dual-SIM capabilities packed inside and with Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich platform loaded on top.
The handset can be seen listed as available for purchase through online retailer flipkart, which lists it at only Rs. 9,999 ($180/€140).
Users who place orders for the device will receive their units within 6 to 8 business days, the retailer notes.
The smartphone was launched with a 1 GHz dual-core processor packed inside, an ARM chipset and not an Intel-based one, as well as with 512MB of RAM.
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In the Coachella Valley, buyers and sellers can claim successful house transactions.
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Oregon's Jordan Stray fails to make final in hammer
DES MOINES, Iowa – Oregon senior Jordan Stray had a disappointing end to his UO career in the hammer throw at Drake Stadium on Thursday. Stray, who placed ninth overall at last year's NCAA meet, failed to make the final with a best mark of 202-8, which is nearly 17 feet short of his PR.
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Momentum Has Its Moments
Pedro Barroso
UNSW Australia Business School, School of Banking and Finance
Pedro Santa-Clara
New University of Lisbon - Nova School of Business and Economics; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
November 2014
Journal of Financial Economics (JFE), Forthcoming
Compared with the market, value, or size factors, momentum has offered investors the highest Sharpe ratio. However, momentum has also had the worst crashes, making the strategy unappealing to investors who dislike negative skewness and kurtosis. We find that the risk of momentum is highly variable over time and predictable. Managing this risk virtually eliminates crashes and nearly doubles the Sharpe ratio of the momentum strategy. Risk-managed momentum is a much greater puzzle than the original version.
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Keywords: Stock momentum, risk management, anomalies
JEL Classification: G11, G12, G14, G17
Date posted: April 18, 2012 ; Last revised: December 10, 2014
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Our largest space is the elegant Derby Court, a dramatically sky-lit interior garden space enhanced by the sculpture of Dale Chihuly. The spectacular renovation of historic Derby Court makes it Columbus' finest venue for outstanding celebrations. For more intimate gatherings, the Forum includes artwork from the Museum's collection in a gallery setting. This room is perfect for luncheons, dinners, and smaller meetings. The Cardinal Health Auditorium seats 288 guests and is equipped with state-of-the-art audio and projection equipment for business presentations or musical performances featuring our Steinway grand piano.
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A day managing acute pain
Acute Pain Service
The Acute Pain Service (APS) is a well-organized rotation at UVA with a nice blend of developing leadership skills, technical skills, and teaching from some of the leaders in the field of pain medicine. Primarily responsible for placing and managing perioperative thoracic epidural catheters for various abdominal and thoracic surgeries, APS is a busy service, with never a dull moment. We are fortunate to have a large volume of complex thoracic surgical procedures at UVA. The APS rotation is a 7-day rotation and we typically do one week as a CA-1, two weeks as a CA-2, and have the option of doing more weeks as a CA-3 with elective time.
Kristi Rose, CA2
A day managing inpatient pain
The APS team—a resident, an attending and Steve, the nurse coordinator—begins the day at 7 AM. We meet in the anesthesia workroom to scan the OR schedule for potential epidural placements for that day. Once we've outlined our plan for these cases, we head out the door to begin rounding on all the patients who have had epidurals placed earlier. Epidurals for the first starts are placed by the anesthesia resident and attending actually doing the cases, to allow the APS team time to complete their rounds. Thereafter, cases with epidural requests are placed by the APS team, coordinated between the surgeon and primary anesthesia team responsible for the case.
By 9 to 9:30 we are typically finished rounding and we start getting pages from anesthesia teams requesting epidurals for their upcoming cases. We spend the remainder of the morning and early afternoon placing epidural catheters. On average, approximately 3 to 5 catheters are placed each day.
Epidurals are placed in the Surgical Admission Suite prior to patients' going back to the OR. Putting in thoracic epidurals is technically very challenging, and therefore it's especially gratifying when a well placed catheter is successful. After inserting the epidural catheter, we will deliver a pump for continuous infusion to the OR where the primary team has the option of beginning the infusion as adjuvant anesthesia throughout the case. Once surgery is over, we see the patient immediately post-op in the PACU to assess for a working catheter. Trouble shooting the epidural to achieve adequate pain control for the patients is all part of the learning process. We will then continue to follow the patients daily during our morning rounds, until the epidural is removed.
By 3 to 3:30, all potential epidurals have typically been placed and we do quick afternoon rounds on the patients to follow up any changes that were made during our morning rounds. Once everyone has come out of the OR and been seen post-op, the day wraps up. We sign out around 5 to 5:30 to the OB night call resident, who has experience with managing and troubleshooting potential epidural problems that may arise overnight.
The opportunity to work closely with a variety of attendings, who are continually teaching throughout the day, is rewarding. The service is a busy but certainly an enjoyable rotation. The interaction between the nurse coordinator, the attending, and the resident is always friendly and upbeat, another example of the collegial relationships so typical of UVA.


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