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dreenwood · 1 year
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COVID-19
Pandemia completa três anos com 699 mil mortes e 37 milhões de casos no Brasil 
Doença matou 6,8 milhões de pessoas e teve 759 milhões de contaminações em todo o mundo
Deixando filhos órfãs, famílias chorando suas perdas.
COVID19
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aembarcar · 2 years
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🤔🤔🤔 PREGUNTA 🤔🤔🤔
¿ Se sabe algo de los responsables de las Residencias de Ancianos 🐀🐀🐀 tras dejar morir a nuestros abuelos sin ninguna atención médica ?. Gracias
☠️☠️☠️ Tinta sobre papel, comicbook
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atsuwo · 6 months
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todayonglobe · 10 months
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pmbnoticias · 1 year
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E agora..a lacrolândia parasita não irá se manifestar?? pmbnoticias.com #pmbnoticias #Fazueli #fazoL #Tragedia #COVID2019 #covid #COVID19 (em São Paulo capital) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co6HpZ3LnoO/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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fokikowest · 1 year
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"Given this, I agree that we are not in an emergency phase in the U.S. An emergency declaration was appropriate when we had rational hope that transmission could be interrupted on a population level and when we needed extreme measures to prevent collapse of healthcare systems. We are past this. Continuing the emergency would not be constructive given public sentiment and lack of funding anyway. As one epidemiologist told me, “If it’s always an emergency, nothing’s an emergency.”
Source: Substack - Your Local Epidemiologist, Katelyn Jetelina
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unpluggedtv · 1 year
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The death toll rose to 5,30,622 according to the report updated at 8 am, with two deaths confirmed by Kerala. The national COVID-19 recovery rate increased to 98.80%, and only 0.01 percent of infections are currently active cases, according to the ministry website. The number of active COVID-19 cases has decreased by 88 over the past 24 hours.
Read More: https://unpluggedtv.in/india-reports-291-new-covid-cases-in-last-24-hours/
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healingwithsree · 2 years
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Healingwithsree My australian client is with me for therapy for several other things. She told me on the day of our meeting that just now I got the results and its positive. I'm feeling fatigued and I have this extremely coarse throat and body pain. We agreed to work on this Covid Symptoms for faster recovery. I was expecting results but not this fast. Infact she told me after the session that coarseness of her throat is gone. Next day she send me this beautiful message and said pls use this anonymously. Thanks !! www.healingwithsree.com #hypnotherapyworks #hypnosishelps #hypnotherapist #covid #covidaustralia #COVID19 #CovidSurvivor #coviddiaries #COVID2019 #COVID19PH https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf_PcQXhgXn/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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musicmanstuff · 2 years
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So you’ve tested positive for COVID-19. What do you do now?
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So you’ve tested positive for COVID-19. What do you do now?
Assess whether you have risk factors for progression including:
⁃Age >65 ⁃Immunosuppression ⁃Obesity ⁃Chronic kidney, lung, liver or heart disease ⁃Pregnancy ⁃Unvaccinated
If you meet one or more criteria, you should seek out one of the following treatments in order of preference:
⁃Paxlovid ⁃Remedesivir IV for 3 days ⁃Monoclonal antibody (Bebtelovimab) ⁃Molnupiravir
Learn More @:
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Dr. Katelyn Jetelina, an adjunct professor of epidemiology at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center in Houston, and author of the newsletter Your Local Epidemiologist, suggests that perhaps the 5-day course it just not long enough to clear the virus in some patients. Or, she says, perhaps the decision to start the drug early in the course of the illness blunts the immune system response, which is why symptoms might return So more investigation needs to be done – and indeed, studies are underway.
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unknown2allbuthim · 2 years
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Why does everything have to be so polarizing? A coworker and I were discussing nursing ( I used to be one but burned out and her daughter is one).
She said her daughter was getting burned out in 2020 and 2021 because of all the people who “begged her to save their lives even though they hadn’t done the one thing that could’ve saved hers.
I answered her calmly that my dad was fully vaccinated when he died of Covid. Then when I left work later, I cried because my dad was vaccinated, he stayed home, he didn’t hug us anymore, he did everything he could to protect himself. He died a terrible death after sacrificing all that. It’s tragic.
And now I wonder did his nurse or doctor choose to care less about him? Did some caretaker assume he somehow deserved to suffer? Did he die because someone made a decision based on bad politics?
Whatever the case, my coworker’s casual remarks made me relive my dad’s death and miss every lost hug, outing, and conversation.
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dreenwood · 1 year
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#Covid-19 Você está atento se está acontecendo um aumento no número de casos na sua região? Você tomou as vacinas e as doses de reforço?
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Cuide-se!
Nova onda de COVID no Brasil??
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aembarcar · 11 months
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🤥🤥🤥 ¿ Qué fue de la PLANDEMIA? , ¿ te pusistes todas las banderillas?....
🥳🤯🥳🤯 !!!!! PREPÁRATE ¡¡¡¡¡ , esto no ha acabado..
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atsuwo · 6 months
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𝐀𝐛𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭: In late December 2019, a group of #patients applied to #hospitals with a #diagnosis of #pneumonia with an unknown etiology in #Wuhan, #China. The #pathogen, #NovelCoronavirus SARS-CoV-2 was detected by local hospitals using a monitoring mechanism for “pneumonia of unknown etiology”, which was established to identify new #pathogens in a timely manner after the 2003 #SARS outbreak. #nigellasativa is an annual herb.
View more here @ https://symbiosisonlinepublishing.com/pharmacy-pharmaceuticalsciences/pharmacy-pharmaceuticalsciences100.php
#symbiosisonlinepublishing #pharmacy #pharmaceutical #pharmaceuticalindustry #PharmaceuticalSciences #pharmacist #pharmacies #pharmaceuticalcompanies #covid #COVID19 #COVID19PH #COVID2019 #coronavirus #ChinaVirus #emergency #pandemic #journal #journals #journalwithme #pubmed #openaccess #openaccessjournal #peerreviewed #peerreview
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healthcaretoday1 · 6 months
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Gathering global insights on Interoperability in Healthcare
GRG Health continues to support global leaders in identifying answers to crucial questions. If it is about the future potential of robotic surgery or interoperability in healthcare, GRG Health has the privilege of delivering insights that guide decision-making for C-level executives worldwide.
Write to us at [email protected] Learn how GRG Health is helping clients gather more in-depth market-level information on such topics
Interoperability is the ability of various agents (application systems, information systems and connected devices) to access, exchange, integrate and use data in a coordinated and interconnected manner across any meaningful boundaries.
The goals of interoperability include cooperation, data portability, and timeliness for optimizing the health of both individuals and populations - ranging from local to global.
Through standardized architecture, a robust framework of guides and rules, and coordinated implementation, Interoperability hopes to turn global healthcare into one large, seamless landscape where universal access delivers equal benefit to all.
However, though it is critical to the global success of healthcare, Interoperability is both challenging and complex. Method of Approach, Choice of solution, Identification and cooperation of key stakeholders are just a few of the factors that make Interoperability such a hard goal.
However, with the occurrence of covid2019 - a pandemic that was never seen before Interoperability has become a non-negotiable.
So, it is not surprising that a key client approached GRG Health to connect with key stakeholders from selected countries across the globe to gather their views on the current situation and future outlook for Interoperability.
GRG Health relied on its internal team to rapidly develop a suitable questionnaire, create stakeholder profiles, map suitable respondents, and gather their insights. Further, before engaging with the respondents, GRG Health also worked closely with the client to decide on key areas to probe on for the enrichment of information - a crucial step since Interoperability is so hard to achieve and sustain.
Besides this, GRG Health produced interesting insights about the stakeholders. This is because in many places, there are role overlaps - for e.g., in some institutions, the Chief Information Officer (CIO) is also the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and customizing the probes accordingly is necessary to get meaningful answers. For e.g., "speed to deploy backup systems" - a key feature of Interoperability hardly means the same thing for a CIO vs a CMO - and it gets complicated if a respondent has role overlaps!
Then, there are considerations about how institutions approach Interoperability Solutions with preferences ranging across four key options:
Solution that is collaboratively developed in-house (collaborating with EMR partner)
Clinical workflow management/connectivity solution with supported data integration
Third party enabled End-to-end/ Enterprise solution (institution wide)
Third party enabled Department specific solution
Most of the insights were in line with GRG Health’s expectations. However, a few of the insights were unexpected.
For e.g., why would an Emergency Department respondent prefer an in-house solution even when the institution has gone with a proven enterprise-level third party solution? GRG Health is sure that the answer (which will not be disclosed for obvious reasons like client confidentiality) would be a learning for many institutions that are trying to achieve Interoperability - especially if patients frequently travel between states (in either EU or the United States)!
Moreover, the answer to the question above is also why many unrelated CIOs across EU and the US are approaching the Interoperability opportunity in a similar fashion.
If you are looking for a research partner to deliver insights on crucial topics to guide decisions that impact key operations, please feel free to connect, comment or send us an email and someone from the team will reach out to you as soon as possible.
(P.S. As a third-world CIO, have you ever thought about how EHR-independent healthcare systems in third world countries could benefit from Interoperability? Would that answer help local institutions with their patient volumes and upskilling clinical staff?)
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