'Patient factors' diaporamas de présentation

Psychotherapy Deanna Mercer MD FRCPC Jan 16 2011 dmercer@toh.on

Psychotherapy Deanna Mercer MD FRCPC Jan 16 2011 dmercer@toh.on.ca. Objectives. Introduction to psychotherapy Psychological Defense Mechanisms Understanding transference, countertransference and therapeutic alliance Review of common psychotherapies. Introduction to psychotherapy.

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Acute arterial disorders

Acute arterial disorders. Dr. Amanj Kamal Mohammed F.I.C.M.S. Cardiovascular Surgery. This lecture:. Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Vascular Trauma. Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm. Types of Aneurysms/ Layers. True : involves all 3 layers of the arterial wall

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Administration Heather Patterson PGY-2 March 15, 2007 Preceptor: Dr. Gavin Greenfield

Administration Heather Patterson PGY-2 March 15, 2007 Preceptor: Dr. Gavin Greenfield. Objectives. Role of the Administrator -Heirarchy in the CHR ED Public Relations Patient complaints and satisfaction Physician-physician complaints Staff- physician complaints Observation Units

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Alfons Pomp, MD, FACS Weill Medical College of Cornell University

Laparoscopic Day Surgery: The American Experience. Alfons Pomp, MD, FACS Weill Medical College of Cornell University. CHUM Hotel-Dieu Montreal. Ambulatory/Day Surgery. Same day discharge (< 23 hour stay) Physician office, ambulatory surgical centers (ASC) and hospital based outpatient

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Interventional radiology should be the initial course of management in diabetic PVD

Interventional radiology should be the initial course of management in diabetic PVD. ABCD Debate 12-11-04 Malcolm Simms opposing the motion. The Motion. Absurd oversimplification or Valid generalisation. Just a prick.

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Flaps in the Hand

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Kathy Reims, MD Chief Medical Officer CSI Solutions, LLC Clinical Assistant Professor, UCHSC

Provider Tips and Toolsets Rural Quality Program Conference Office of Rural Health Policy Health Resources Services Administration September 2, 2009. Kathy Reims, MD Chief Medical Officer CSI Solutions, LLC Clinical Assistant Professor, UCHSC. Eugene Maynard, MD

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State of the Art

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Physics, Clinical Measurement and Equipment for the Final

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NPSA Incident Decision Tree RCA Tool (the representatives perspective)

NPSA Incident Decision Tree RCA Tool (the representatives perspective). Cat Forsyth UK Safety Reps Committee. Basic elements of a good RCA investigation. WHAT happened. HOW it happened. WHY it happened. Unsafe Act (CDP/SDP). Human Behaviour. Contributory Factors.

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Deteriorating patients: what, how, and why? Learning from reports to the NPSA

Deteriorating patients: what, how, and why? Learning from reports to the NPSA. Frances Healey Clinical reviewer, NPSA Co-author NPSA deterioration reports. July 2007. WHAT goes wrong?. 424/576 deaths reported to the NRLS in 2005/06 occurred in acute hospitals

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Spinal Cord Stimulation: Indications and Patient Selection

Spinal Cord Stimulation: Indications and Patient Selection. Joshua M. Rosenow, MD, FACS Associate Professor of Neurosurgery Director , Functional Neurosurgery Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Disclosures. Consultant: Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Medtronic Navigation.

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Topic 3 Understanding systems and the impact of complexity on patient care

Topic 3 Understanding systems and the impact of complexity on patient care. Learning objective. Understand how systems thinking can improve health care and minimize patient adverse events. Knowledge requirements.

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Disclosure of a Diagnosis to Children and Adolescents When Parents Object

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Hoangmai H. Pham, MD, MPH

Measuring changes in physician performance: Is it necessary to adjust for patient characteristics?. AcademyHealth Annual Meeting June 2007. Hoangmai H. Pham, MD, MPH. Paradigm.

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RISK FACTOR PROFILE AND CONTROL IN TYPE 2 DIABETES AT KNH

RISK FACTOR PROFILE AND CONTROL IN TYPE 2 DIABETES AT KNH. What does it mean to our patients? Presenter: CF Otieno Affiliation : Department of Clinical Medicine and Therapeutics,UoN & KNH-Medicine. TYPE 2 DIABETES. Progressive disease Well characterized . . . But-poorly controlled

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One-visit Patients

One-visit Patients. New York State Department of Health AIDS Institute. Why are one-visit patients an important population to look at?. Important group to identify and engage back in care since retention has been shown to be linked to positive health outcomes

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System Analysis of Clinical Incidents The London Protocol

System Analysis of Clinical Incidents The London Protocol. Background. While it is sometimes straightforward to identify a particular action or omission as the immediate cause of an incident, closer analysis usually reveals a series of events leading up to an adverse outcome.

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Risk is a Myriad Event SSI Fishbone Diagram

Pre-operative Factors. Peri-operative Team Factors. Organizational and Management Factors. Patient Factors. Surgeon Factors Technique. Work Environmental Factors. Care Delivery problems (CDPs). Risk is a Myriad Event SSI Fishbone Diagram. Lack of traffic control – too many in room.

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