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Europe also shows increasing prevalence which caused their neurophysiological monitoring market to spend a lot of money and still projected to spend more millions in the years to come.... Neurological Disorders Neurological Disorders (Date submitted) Neurological Disorders It cannot be denied that incidences of neurological diseases are prevalent worldwide....
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Role of Abu Dhabi Police in Reducing Seriousness of Road Traffic Accidents to Improve the Traffic Safety in Emirate of Abu Dhabi Review of Related Literature • Road safety factors: Engineering (International) Various studies on road safety factors have been carried out by different authors throughout the years....
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Goals of RCT in India The major goals of the antiretroviral therapy program in India can be summarized as aiming to ensure that there is long-term provision of ART to all eligible patients.... It is also the goal of the program to increase the life span patients so that 50% of those on ART are thriving a minimum of three years after initiation of the treatment.... Lastly, the program aims at ensuring that 50% of patients on ART having jobs or return to their previous employments prior to starting the treatment (NACO India, 2007)....
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The uncertainty in the outcomes of the various studies was taken into consideration to stress the need for further research to cope with the pain and handicap reducing methods by dealing with the patient psychologically were discussed.... This paper discusses the psychosocial implications along with psychological factors....
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The paper “Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)” provides a clinical case study of the ongoing psychotherapeutic intervention in the life of a patient named Karen, a 36-year old single unemployed woman, only recently identified as suffering from Borderline Personality Disorder.... hellip; The author explains that CBT focuses on changing thoughts and behavior patterns that have become rigid and non-productive for the sufferers of psychiatric disorders....
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As the text has it, there is a wide diversity associated with every medical field, specifically which requires the need to meet with others in the work area while assisting patients.... f there are these gaps with the basic job descriptions and roles which each individual holds, then it won't provide the right support for patients while working in a health professional setting....
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Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (PEG) tube is used to feed artificially and nutritionally support patients who require long-term enteral nutrition.... These patients usually have none functional GI tracts.... Approximately 70% of 97 patients who have percutaneous endoscopic gastronomy (PEG) placement have hospital revisits with complications (Naik, Joshipura, Patel, Haribhakti, 2008)....
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