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High blood pressure, or hypertension, refers to the pressure of the blood pumping in your arteries being higher than normal. The condition is one of several risk factors that can increase your chance of developing serious health conditions such as kidney disease, heart disease and stroke. Hypertension affects about one in seven adults in Australia. It often doesn't produce any symptoms or warning signs, so you need to check it regularly.
Blood pressure measures the force of the blood pushing on the walls of the arteries which carry blood from your heart to your brain and the rest of your body. It naturally increases when you're physically active but when it's constantly high, it's termed hypertension and means your heart is being overworked.
Blood pressure reading consists of two numbers:
* Systolic blood pressure - the pressure against the arteries when the heart beats while pumping blood. Normally between 110 and 130mmHg.
* Diastolic blood pressure - the pressure against the arteries when the heart relaxes between beats and fills with blood. Normally between 70 and 80mmHg.
There is no 'ideal' blood pressure reading. The following classification for clinic blood pressures in adults can be used as a guide:
* Normal blood pressure – generally less than 120/80
* High–normal (the higher range of normal) – between 120/80 and 139/89
* Mild high blood pressure – between 140/90 and 159/99
* Moderate high blood pressure – between 160/100 and 179/109
* Severe high blood pressure – equal to or more than 180/110.
Blood pressure changes to meet your body's needs. If a reading is high, your doctor may measure your blood pressure again on several separate occasions to confirm the level. Your doctor may also recommend that you measure your blood pressure at home or have a 24-hour recording with a monitor device.
Hypertension affects around one in seven adult Australians. There is no single cause for heart disease, but there are risk factors that increase your chance of developing it. Risk factors linked to high blood pressure include:
* Smoking
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* Poor diet e.g. high levels of saturated fat in the diet
* Family history of high blood pressure
* Certain medical conditions such as kidney disease and diabetes
* Some medicines, such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatories, combined contraceptive pill, and some nasal sprays/drops
Blood pressure also tends to rise as we age due to the walls of the larger arteries losing their elasticity and becoming rigid. Usually the systolic blood pressure rises while diastolic blood pressure tends to fall. The higher systolic pressure is important because it can further accelerate the rigidity of the arteries. This state is referred to as 'isolated systolic hypertension'. Although these changes are due to ageing, this is not a normal state and may need medication to control the systolic pressures.
Hypertension usually does not produce any symptoms, because the organs of the body can resist high blood pressure for a long time. This means most people don't even realise they have it. That's why it's important to have your blood pressure checked regularly to make sure it isn't creeping up. You can check your blood pressure at the doctors or buy automatic blood pressure monitors to measure it yoruself at home, such as Omron HEM-7200 Blood Pressure Monitor and Microlife 3API-3E Talking Blood Pressure Monitor.
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Settling The Debt
"Love is for children. I owe him a debt." – Natasha Romanoff
They sat next to each other with their backs against the wall. She filled him in on everything, even quietly admitting, "I was compromised."
He nodded, although she wasn't sure he understood. He stood up and paced a couple of steps.
"How's your head?" she asked, with genuine concern etched into her face.
"Still attached, so I guess I'm doing better then some."
"Mmmm," she agreed.
He stopped pacing and turned to face her. "It's ironic, isn't it?" He said after awhile. "I showed you mercy when I spared you, and you… showed no mercy when you clocked me." He chuckled so she would know he was kidding.
"Yeah… sorry," she muttered lamely, rising from her seat to join him. "It was the only way I could think of to bring you back."
"So… I guess we're even now," He said quietly.
She shook her head. "We're not even, Clint. You saved my life. I… hit you really hard on the head. I still owe you one."
"Natasha, I've told you this many times before. You don't owe me anything."
"And I've told you… I owe you everything. My whole life."
He groaned inwardly, knowing from thorough experience that he wasn't going to win this. He stared at her thoughtfully for a long moment until something that had been plaguing his mind clicked. My whole life…. "Okay. Then let's settle."
She looked up at him questioningly. "What am I supposed to do? Practically kill you myself and then spare you?" Her eyes lit up mischievously. "Although you do know too much… perhaps I should…. I mean there's no other way besides…"
"Marry me."
The words hung in the air and for a split second she wasn't sure if she'd heard him correctly. Then her eyes met his. She laughed. "What? Are you insane? Jeez, I must have hit you harder than even I thought."
"I'm perfectly alert," he said quietly.
She sighed. "Come on, Clint. Be serious. "
"I'm not laughing," he pointed out.
She pursed her lips, unsure of what to say. For the first time in the years they'd worked beside each other, confided in each other, protected each other, fought against each other, sought relief in each other…. He had caught her completely off guard. She sighed. "Clint…"
He threw his arms up at his sides. "What do you want? Do you want me to get down on one knee? Both knees? What, Natasha?"
"What are you doing? You know we can't just … just get married!" She folded her arms across her chest and stared him down.
"Why the hell not?"
"Stop it! You know why!" She hissed.
"Give me one good reason, Nat."
"I…. " She searched for something, anything to say to make him see reason, but all she found was that she was not prepared to have this conversation.
"You have to know. You've always known, haven't you? How much I-"
"Stop!" She hissed. "Don't say it! You can't say that, Clint. This is crazy. You're out of your mind!" She paused to massage her temples. "Will you just drop it?" she pleaded.
"Fine. I'll drop it. If you look at me and tell me that you don't feel the same way." He reached forward, placed both hands on either side of her face and tilted her head back to look at him. "Tasha… I want you to look me in the eyes and tell me that you don't love me."
"I…. I don't…. " She searched his face for some sign that he would give in, not make her say the words he knew she couldn't utter, but this time she knew he wouldn't. "I…. can't," she whispered, squeezing her eyes shut.
"I knew it. I knew it, Tasha." He lowered his hands to her shoulders, closing his eyes as he placed his forehead against hers and they were both silent for a moment.
It was she who spoke first, her voice barely above a whisper, as she placed her palms against his biceps in a half-hearted attempt to push him away. "Love is for children."
"What?" He opened his eyes to find hers staring back at him. "What are you talking about?"
"Love is for children," she repeated. "That's what I told him when I tried to do some damage control. That's how I was compromised. He knew how to use you against me." She shook her head to clear it, feeling as if the Earth was suddenly spinning. "He knew everything, Clint, he knew!"
His eyes bore silently into hers. For once, he didn't know what to say.
"Love is for children," she said again. "And I…." she sucked in a shaky breath. "I… am a lovesick fool when I'm around you!"
He kissed her then; roughly, urgently, desperately, passionately and she pulled his face hungrily to hers, shoving her tongue in his mouth and pressing her whole body flush against his.
When they finally pulled apart, she shook her head slowly. "What do you want from me?"
"I want you by my side," he said softly.
"You've had me by your side for quite some time now," she replied.
"I want you in my bed every night."
"You've had me in your bed," she reminded him.
"I want you to do something honest."
"We're only honest with each other," she said calmly.
He nodded. "Then you see."
"God, Clint. Can't you just… let me save you?" She smiled dryly.
He took a deep breath. "That's exactly what I'm asking you to do."
"Save me, Tasha," he whispered. "Save me from this hellhole we call a life. Make something meaningful out of me."
She stared open-mouthed, stunned. Her eyes narrowed in deep contemplation and she was silent for a long while, listening to his heavy breathing. "Fine," she said finally. "I'll make you a deal."
He cracked a half smile. "I'm listening."
"'When this is all over…." She gestured with her hands. "If… if we live through this, and we both come back to S.H.E.I.L.D., I'll marry you." She held out her hand.
He took it, ignoring the obvious fact that she didn't think they would both make it back, or was quite possibly hoping that they both wouldn't. He knew though, from a lot of shared history that they both would do everything in their power to make sure that they did. If this was all she could give him… he would take it.
"Fine," he accepted, grasping her hand and shaking firmly. "It's a deal."


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Mission: The Commission's role is to effectively address and present the concerns of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender citizens of Seattle to the Mayor, City Council, and all City Departments through recommendation of legislation, policy, programs, and budget items.
Values: The Commission endeavors to advance its work using an intersecting lens of racial, economic, gender, and social justice.
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Internal Affairs Committee:
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We were wonderfully closer, Tony and I. Our souls were like two overlapping circles of a Venn Diagram, the part in the middle area full of bliss which radiated out love to the astral plane surrounding it.
There was brilliant confusion as our thoughs no longer seemed to be distinctly mine or distinctly Tony's. One thing was for certain. We were in love with each other.
But then Tony spoilt everything by not telling me about the so-called prophecy! What was it? I wanted to know! It could affect our relationship and such problems needed dealing with fast. But he wouldn't tell me, even when I let go of his hand and glared at him.
But then he made it all better by appealing to another side of my curiosity. The romantic side... He asked me if he could take me somewhere. Gosh, he could take me anywhere if he talked the way he did to me.
Oh, I loved him. All I could think about was the way that he caused me to experience a tugging sensation in the pit of my stomach (where I fancied my soul was situated since my conscience made itself known on occasion in that area). Even when I was with him, I was longing for him. Longing for more and more of his love. I would give myself to him completely without hesitation, eagerly anticipated the day he would allow me to give him all of my soul.
So it was frustrating that he wouldn't tell me things, that there were things I shouldn't know. He knew me: every part of me. I would never hide anything from him.
When the time came for him to leave (he muttered something that didn't make sense, about a stupid sister), I felt both impossibly more in love with him and extremely infuriated.
But in his absence, there was something I wished to do. I hurried down to the local market and found a stall I had been considering visiting ever since I had known I could give Tony my soul. The stall was owned by an elderly wizard who always wore a violet cloak and a pointed hat.
"Sir," I said, panting, "I want to put my soul into an object to give to the one I love."
The wizard frowned. "This is a very serious thing you talk of."
I pulled out five gold coins. "This is what I will pay you."
The man looked bewildered. Then he nodded and beckoned for me to follow him into his large striped tent.
Inside there was a table and a box of assorted objects, including a long thin stick of wood, a fortune-teller's crystal ball and a witch's cauldron. Obviously, the wizard was multi-talented.
The man pulled several items out of this box, none being the above-mentioned, and placed them on the table. There was a silver dolphin, a golden eagle and a brass elephant, all roughly the size of my fist. Great: that was most convenient.
"Choose your vessel for your soul," the man said gravely, accepting my payment.
I chose the dolphin. I liked to think my soul was free and that tying it to Tony would show eternal commitment and that I had thought seriously about this decision.
"Close your eyes," the wizard instructed.
I did so. I heard him rummage around in the box again and the next moment, I felt a tap in between my breasts. Suddenly, it felt like something was coming out, like a liquid but one which caused friction as it left my body, rather as if a rope was being pulled out of my chest. As the substance flowed, I began to feel ... empty. I still felt the ability to feel emotion, but I felt like the emotion would be hollow. I also began to feel quite tired. When all of the substance had left me (leaving a great hole in the pit of the stomach where I'd suspected the soul to be), I sagged to the floor and promptly fell asleep.
I awoke and opened my eyes to find myself on a sofa I hadn't noticed before. The wizard handed me the silver dolphin which felt warm to the touch. I ignored the feeling that something was missing from me, and tucked the dolphin into a clever little pocket which had a button. I did the button up, thanked the man and left the tent.
Later that day, Tony came and found me in the park, where I had been eagerly anticipating our activities tonight.


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Mark Athitakis is a contributing editor to Associations Now.
The web-savvy staffers of ABA Journal spent a year improving their multimedia skills for its Legal Rebels project. Editing podcasts, posting video, and hosting Twitter chats didn't just make for a more dynamic publication. The magazine also came away with a stronger bottom line and a closer relationship with its readers.
By 10 o'clock at night, Edward Adams figured he was finally getting the hang of things.
Adams, the publisher and editor of ABA Journal, had brought two of his staffers and a videographer to the East Coast to work in real time for two weeks on a series of features about innovators in the legal profession. Doing that right, Adams figured, required his staff do some innovating as well, so he committed his team to learn as much as they could about video, audio, and social media tools in a few short months. Every story they published would have a multimedia element, no exceptions.
Leading by example, Adams was in a hotel room outside New Haven, Connecticut, in mid-September, spending a long night editing a video interview. He was finally wrapped up and ready to upload it to YouTube when a message appeared on the screen: The site would be down for maintenance indefinitely.
"The best way to learn how to do something is simply to do it. Try it out and experience it, and get better at it all the time."—Edward Adams
They had to be back on the road at 7 a.m. and do it all again, so heading to bed and taking care of it in the morning wasn't an option; Adams stayed up till 3 a.m., when YouTube came back online. "When you rely on free technology, you're at their whims," he says.
That was just one of many lessons he and the ABA Journal team learned as they worked on the year-long "Legal Rebels" project in 2009. The magazine published 50 profiles in print and online, hosted numerous online chats, hit the road for two weeks, and cut slideshows, videos, and podcasts. The experience was full of site crashes, balky webcams, WiFi dropouts, steep learning curves, and crushing deadlines, but the project was a financial winner for the magazine. Just as important, the magazine staff received a crash course on collaborative learning, and the image of the larger American Bar Association, which publishes the magazine, got an update that's firmly planted it in the 21st century.
"We're talking about how the profession is changing," says Adams, explaining his motivation for the project. "What better way to demonstrate a journey than to go on a journey ourselves?"
By early last year, ABA Journal was in some ways an association magazine in little need of radical retooling. Reaching ABA's more than 375,000 members, it had a long history and a built-in audience with the demographics advertisers crave. It was no slouch online either. Since joining the magazine in 2006, Adams had beefed up the website (www.abajournal.com) and assigned online-only staffers to feed it.
|Rebel Lessons
The Legal Rebels project consumed nearly a year of ABA Journal's staff time, from its concept meetings in January 2009 until the final profiles appeared in the magazine's December issue. But even if you don't have the staff to undertake such a big project, Adams says three rules hold true for similar exercises.
What the magazine didn't have in January 2009 was a clear, consistent response to the recession that was affecting the legal profession or a full-on engagement with Web 2.0 tools that their readers were using in greater numbers. So when Adams developed the "Legal Rebels" concept, he wanted both content and presentation that reflected the times.
"We didn't want readers to just be passive recipients of information—we wanted readers to be active participants in the project," says Adams. "It's not just that we're preaching to you about what we discovered in our reporting, but we're involving you in the process."
To that end, Legal Rebels had its own online home (www.legalrebels.com) that emphasized ways that readers could participate, pointing to the magazine's Facebook page, a dedicated Twitter feed (@legalrebels), and a wiki-enabled "manifesto" that readers were encouraged to edit and sign. By year's end it was edited more than 60 times and attracted more than 200 signatories.
Before all that went live last summer, the ambition and scope of the project initially caught some ABA Journal staffers off guard. "When [Adams] said, 'And then we get a van …,' I kinda lost it," says Online Assistant Managing Editor Molly McDonough, laughing. "It was hard for me to imagine how we were going to accomplish all that." But she also saw the opportunity to expand what the magazine was already doing online, as well as offer an institutional response to the economic downturn. "We had been writing and reporting on layoffs and turmoil in the industry, and this was a way to report on change in a positive, exciting way."
For Rachel M. Zahorsky, a legal affairs writer who was one of two staffers reporting the bulk of the Legal Rebels profiles, the project was a way to apply some of the skills she picked up as a recent graduate Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism. "Multimedia was such a part of my education," she says. "And being able to say, 'Oh my gosh, we're going to do photo slideshows, and we're going to do audio, and we're going to do our own video'—it was just really exciting."
The benefits weren't just technological. Reginald Davis, Zahorsky's editor, notes that immersing the young reporter in a big project helped her get familiar with the magazine and got him more in tune with trends that lawyers were dealing with. "It gave me a chance to work more with her and help both of us get even more up to speed on what's going on in the law and the changes going on there," he says.
ABA Journal has 28 editorial, art, and production staffers, which made it especially well equipped for an association magazine to tackle issues unique to Legal Rebels. It could afford to hire a consultant from the Society of Professional Journalists to provide a one-day course on how to record and edit video and audio, as well as a videographer for the road trip. It also benefited from a strong relationship with advertisers: For the two-week road trip in September, the hotel rooms, SUV rental, cell phones, and WiFi connectivity were all covered by sponsors, in exchange for prominent placement in the magazine and on the website, such as mentions in the videos. Adams estimates the cost of the project at approximately $20,000 and says nearly all of it was covered by sponsors.
But many of the tools ABA Journal used to get the job done are well within the reach of small-staff associations. Instead of expensive recording tools for podcast interviews, McDonough opted for AccuConference, a phone recording service that delivered interviews as MP3 files; edits were done with the free tool Audacity. Slideshows were done with SlideShare, also free. Video hosting was done on YouTube, with all its attendant down-for-maintenance frustrations.
Stephanie Francis Ward, a longtime ABA Journal staffer who worked on 18 of the Legal Rebels profiles, had never worked with multimedia before last year. She attended the training session but says that when it came to putting together audio slideshows, she learned much more from digging in herself, collaborating with Zahorsky. "Once I got my hands into the software that we'd be given … I thought, this is amazing," she says. "Fun. It almost felt like it was an arts-and-crafts project. Maybe it wouldn't work out perfect, but at least you tried."
Adams, McDonough, and Zahorsky, along with videographer John McQuiston, began their road trip September 14 in Boston and finished in Washington, DC, two weeks later. Each day brought a new profile of a designated "rebel" that included some kind of web-only element, often a video interview. Generally, whichever reporter worked on a story was responsible for working on the online elements, but the team learned quickly that the process was smoother when they had opportunities to collaborate.
"Our first two hotels, we would all go back to our rooms, work on our separate spots, get everything done, and then meet up for dinner," says McDonough. "But in New York we had a working suite, which is something we hope to replicate with projects back at the office. It was really good to be all in the same room in a shared workspace. We became much more efficient and shared jobs. Whatever needed to get done, we were much more efficient and got our work done more quickly."
"In no way was it, 'this is your job, and this is your job, and this is your job,'" says Zahorsky. "And that was really important on the tour. Sometimes rendering the video took a really long time, so somebody else would work on the slideshow, or somebody else would upload photos. I think getting us all involved in different aspects was absolutely key to getting this done."
Whatever anxiety the staffers had with the multimedia tools had largely evaporated by the time the team returned to Chicago. "The best way to learn how to do something is simply to do it," says Adams. "Try it out and experience it, and get better at it all the time."
Just as important as the road team clearing the learning curve was being able to pass its new skill sets on to colleagues. "This was a great opportunity to get my feet wet in all of those things," says Davis. "I would not say that I am the most thrilling audio editor or photo editor, but with some help from other people here in the office, I think we did pretty well."
|More Multimedia from ABA Journal
|More than a year ago, the ABA Journal rolled out an iPhone application to deliver the latest news to its members. To learn more, read "Idea Bank: Go Mobile," from the February 2009 issue of Associations Now.
And as intended, the project freshened the magazine's source base. Many of the "rebels" were people who had a strong online presence, such as legal blogger David Lat and Rex Gradeless, a recent law school graduate who's also a fierce Twitter evangelist for lawyers. (Fittingly, Ward interviewed him via Twitter.) But the series also had its share of quirkiness, like the man who sold legal advice out of his coffee shop or the Australian lawyer who placed his firm on the stock market. "I've been covering lawyers for almost 20 years, and it was nice to talk to a number of people I haven't spoken with before and talk about new ideas with them," says Ward.
The numbers point to a success for the magazine: According to Adams, the Legal Rebels site received 225,000 page views in four months, its videos were viewed more than 6,000 times, and the stories inspired more than 2,000 tweets. The project was especially busy in mid-October, when it posted a new essay and interview every hour across two days for its "24 Hours of Rebels" project. Adams declines to disclose precise figures but says the magazine received six figures in revenues unique to Legal Rebels—and now has a franchise that the magazine can sell to in 2010.
Legal Rebels also attracted a few "haters" within and outside the site, questioning the magazine's approach and its definition of "rebel." (One blogger wrote that the project served "the ripped jeans, flip-flop, Starbucks mocha frappucino crowd that leaves the office by 5 even if the brief is due in the morning.") Adams says the complaints only prove he did his job right. "I think that membership organizations, by their very nature, are consensus driven, and this is clearly a project that's more cutting edge," he says. And changing the perception of the magazine can radiate outward to the larger association. "I'm sure a lot of associations are in a situation where people think of it as yesterday's organization. 'Yeah, my mentor belonged to that. What's in it for me? How is it dealing with what's relevant today?' When you cover a topic this way, people will think of the larger organization differently—not just the publication, but the organization as a whole, and we saw that throughout this project."
"There was a Twitter message early in the project from one of our readers," he adds. "It read, 'I'm having a hard time putting the words "ABA" and "rebel" in the same sentence. But I'm getting used to it.'"
Mark Athitakis is senior editor of Associations Now. Email: [email protected]


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Female athletes compete in the 2012 Dragon Boat Races in June 2012 in Kaohsiun, Taiwan. (Photo: Shi Yali/Shutterstock)
This weekend, dragon boats will take to the water in China and in many parts of the world.
It's all part of the annual Dragon Boat Festival, a tradition dating back more than 2,000 years.
A dragon boat prepares for launch in Hong Kong. (Photo: istolethetv/flickr)
Also known as Duanwu, the Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated annually on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese lunar calendar. This year it falls on June 20.
Most celebrations include eating zongzi (sticky rice treats wrapped in bamboo leaves), drinking realgar wine (xiónghuángjiǔ) and racing dragon boats.
Celebrations often include hand-wrapped rice treats. (Photo: Micah Sittig/flickr)
Boat crews in dragon-shaped canoes rhythmically row as a drummer rapidly pounds out a beat.
Drummers on the backs of the boats pound out fast beats for the rowers. (Photo: Matteo X/flickr)
During the festival, parents will often hang a perfumed pouch around their children's necks. The colorful and ornamental silk bags are said to ward off evil.
The racing part of the celebrating has spread worldwide. According to the International Dragon Boat Federation, international competitions have been held since 1976, when international crews were invited for the first time to compete in the traditional Hong Kong festival races.
Dragon boat races in Ottawa. (Photo: Heather/flickr)
The exact origins of the celebration are somewhat murky. In the most popular version, the festival commemorates the death of poet and minister Qu Yuan during the Warring States period of China's Zhou Dynasty more than 2,000 years ago. The poet was exiled for political reasons and eventually committed suicide. The tales say mourning villagers raced out in their boats to try and recover his body. They dropped balls of sticky rice into the river to divert the attention of the fish.
Other stories about the festival's origins say it commemorates the deaths of other historical figures, has roots in dragon worship, or was a way to frighten off evil spirits.
The festival was recognized as an official holiday by the Chinese government in 2008.
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Mechano- and metabosensitive alterations after injection of botulinum toxin into gastrocnemius muscle
Version of Record online: 25 FEB 2014
DOI: 10.1002/jnr.23370
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Journal of Neuroscience Research
Volume 92, Issue 7, pages 904–914, July 2014
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Caron, G., Rouzi, T., Grelot, L., Magalon, G., Marqueste, T. and Decherchi, P. (2014), Mechano- and metabosensitive alterations after injection of botulinum toxin into gastrocnemius muscle. J. Neurosci. Res., 92: 904–914. doi: 10.1002/jnr.23370
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Section I The Fundamentals of Quality Management
Chapter l Concepts of Quality Management
Managers' Perception of Quality
Medical Quality
Quality Assurance
Quality Improvement
Total Quality
Quality Management
Quality Continuum for Managers
Companion Readings
Chapter 2 Three Principles of Total Quality
Principle 1: Customer Focus
Dual Nature of Quality
Defining Customers and Stakeholders
Customer Requirements
Principle 2: Continuous Improvement
Day-to-Day Actions
Managerial Functions
Support for an Improvement Project
Principle 3: Teamwork
Management Philosophy
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Chapter 3 Continuous Quality Improvement Tools
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Systems Thinking
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Chapter 7 Goals
Importance of Setting Goals
Clinical Interventions
Managerial Interventions
Relationship Between Goals and Results
Approaches to Setting Goals
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Reformulate Goals As Needed
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Types of Goal Statements
Companion Reading
Chapter 8 Purpose
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Setting Direction
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Fostering Common Ground
Promoting Breakthrough Ideas and Solutions
The "Purpose Principle"
From Concept to Practice
Chapter 9 Performance Measurement
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Evaluate Results and Ongoing Results
Understand the Relationship Between System and
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Chapter 10 Organizational Traction
Initiating Change
Creative Tension
Maintaining an Ongoing Environment of Quality and
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Context and Vision
Chapter 11 Implementation Lessons
Operational Considerations
Measurement System
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Staff Issues
Relationship Between Mental Models and Implementation
Framework for Implementation
Chapter 12 Team Strategies
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Talents and Differences
Operational Teams
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The American healthcare system is currently facing increased scrutiny as a result of several high-profile reports that reveal that medical errors are common and have led to many patient deaths. In particular, the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) report, "To Err Is Human: Building a Safer Health System," his attracted much attention and commentary. IOM followed up this report with a series of publications that further focus on the safety and quality of care. Taken together, these reports have drawn considerable interest from all healthcare stakeholders, causing them to challenge the conventional wisdom that quality is a given in American healthcare today.
Quality of healthcare has been a recurring theme in the United States since the early part of the twentieth century, when the Flexner report, "Medical Education in the United States and Canada," which outlined the inadequacies of the medical education system, was published. This report ushered in an era of setting scientific standards and marked the beginning of the construction of the world's most sophisticated, technologically advanced, and expensive healthcare system. Given these beginnings and Americans' support of technological breakthroughs, it is understandable that a common assumption exists that the American healthcare system delivers the highest quality of care. This perception persists despite numerous scientific studies suggesting that the quality of care in the United States is highly variable and poorly measured.
As in other industries, public perception of the healthcare industry is often only altered by spectacular mishaps. Several recent notable accidents have contributed to an increased public awareness of the importance of quality in healthcare, such as the death of Betsy Lehman, the health editor of the Boston Globe, from an easily preventable overdose of a chemotherapy drug; the death of 8-year-old Ben Kolb from a drug mix-up during minor surgery; and the amputation of Willie King's good leg. Predictably, these and other such events have energized politicians, regulatory agencies, and industry and consumer groups to focus on improving quality in this area, with a resulting flurry of proclamations, legislative and regulatory activities, and reports on the subject. These activities in turn have energized the public to demand a much greater transparency for healthcare quality.
As such, JCAHO is now requiring healthcare delivery organizations to track and report inpatient processes and outcome measures that are indicative of quality; this information will soon be made public. In addition, other healthcare organizations—the American Hospital Association, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality—have developed a voluntary quality-reporting initiative that allows hospitals to directly report certain quality measures for public availability; many similar efforts are ongoing. A tipping point has clearly been reached in providers' reporting of healthcare-quality information to the public. No longer will hospitals be able to use public-relations approaches to shape the public's view of the quality of care they provide. This information will now be controlled by other entities, creating a new era of accountability for the quality of care delivered by hospitals.
Although most healthcare delivery organizations can tell plenty of success stories surrounding their quality improvement efforts, many of these organizations have encountered barriers that have limited the impact of their quality efforts. These issues have included the cost of quality programs, the narrow impact of these programs, the inability to disseminate improvements throughout the organization, the difficulty of sustaining improvements, and the lack of true financial incentives in the marketplace for improved quality. Time and again, when these organizations get into financial difficulty, their quality programs are often the first to see reductions or elimination. Despite an increased focus on quality, many organizations are reeling from financial difficulties related to reimbursement issues, regulatory burdens, staffing shortages, and rising costs. It is fortuitous timing, as virtually all excess costs have been removed from most organizations through belt tightening; only a fundamental reappraisal of the processes of care, and of clinical processes in particular, can yield further significant savings while improving the quality of care. Nonetheless, without clear financial incentives, many organizations are hesitant to invest in new quality improvement programs.
Several new initiatives have begun addressing the issue of paying for better performance in safety and quality of care, the best example of which is the Leapfrog Group initiative. This group has developed three highly specific and well-publicized patient-safety standards that seek to financially reward publicly transparent hospital performance on these three standards. These standards have catalyzed significant interest and movement among hospitals in implementing these practices because of the impact on reimbursement. However, the Leapfrog Group's effort is not isolated; similar initiatives are also being implemented, such as the Pay for Performance Program in California and the Bridges to Excellence Program in the Midwest, which have begun to institutionalize the practice of better reimbursement for demonstrably higher quality care.
Timing is everything, and Diane Kelly's new book, Applying Quality Management in Healthcare: A Process for Improvement, arrives at a critical evolution point. As healthcare managers begin to see the impact of public demands for transparent accountability for quality, as regulators mandate the reporting of quality performance information, and as payers align reimbursement approaches to reward higher quality, they will need to quickly develop expertise in managing quality as a new skill set and ultimately as a core competency. To date, expertise and critical skills in this area have resided within the quality improvement or quality assurance department and occasionally within clinical departments. Managing the quality of care has not been a critical skill for healthcare management nor an inherent part of the manager's educational experience. However, these skills will quickly become an indispensable part of any manager's knowledge base. Rather than long-winded educational programs that revolve around theories of quality, managers will need a practical guide to quality that is long on examples, adequate on theory, and easy to understand from the management perspective—a how-to guide for managing quality. This is exactly what they will get from this book.
Not only does this book supply the fundamental theory that underlies successful management of quality, it also provides ample real-world examples and numerous exercises to help the reader quickly master the concepts. This book does not rehash old approaches in quality, but it picks up many of the fundamental issues and themes raised by IOM's reports. It offers an integrated approach to quality in complex systems that overcomes many of the inherent limitations of quality improvement in years past. Organizations would do well to use this book not only as a principal educational tool for managers but as a required one at that. Indeed, this book will quickly become the manager's healthcare quality survival guide.
In the past, organizations' focus was on marketing quality of care. In the future, it will be on delivering quality of care as part and parcel of the business operations of any successful healthcare delivery organization. Applying the principles and techniques in this new book is essential for any organization's continued existence.
David С Classen, M.D., M.S.
Associate Professor of Medicine, University of Utah
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hey guys what u do with those enchants on 98 lvl ? u enachant skills to duel or element ?
with few changes (obviously the +30 he talks about, now is +10 xd):
- since tauti, attribute damage can be overresisted (http://boards.rochand.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=507&start=90)
in high end pvp everyone is full resistances so imo is better duel (i wait for some tank to answer since i'm not a tank though).
yeah i am for duel too, duel option i think is based at patk and opponents pdef and ofc attribute enchants in tauti are kinda useless since max weapon atr is 300 and resists with armor / dyes / passives /cloacks etc go 300+
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