The Professional Association of Healthcare Office Management(PAHCOM) offers certification as a Certified Medical Manager, and in order to be eligible you must have; three years experience working in a healthcare or medical office and earn 12 college credit hours in heath service or business management. I plan on continuing my education here at Kaplan to acheive my goals and to obtain my certification as a Certified Medial Manager. 6. Are there certain program accreditations required from your educational institution to perform certain jobs in your chosen field? Does Kaplan have that accreditation?
For example there are: 1) Advisory Teams that provide feedback on specific issues and related strategies regarding AACN initiatives. These groups are issue driven and are based on specific professional expertise depending on group content. 2) Review Panels review, evaluate and take part in the selection process of AACN awards, grants and scholarship recipients and critique articles and develop questions for Continuing Education units. 3) Think Tanks are leadership groups that are directly linked to the National Office work spheres addressing issues that impact functional departments like Practice, Research, Certification, Professional Development, and Membership, Chapters and Volunteer Services. 4) Program Planning Committees are charged with determining the education programming based on evaluative and needs assessment data as well as association priorities.
The first medical simulation manikin was used during the 1930’s when simulators began to be adapted to certain field needs. The manikin was then used as a nuclear test to determine how nuclear weapons would affect humans in the early 1950’s. Still today the main purpose of the SimMan is to provide medical training to many professional such as nursing so that there will be a decreases amount of accidents during a nurses daily practice, such as giving prescriptions, aiding in surgery and providing care to patients. As technology has greatly progressed in the past decade, the SimMan was first used computer controlled in 1969 by Stephen Abrahamson and Dr. J. S. Denson. The manikin then started out as having only a heartbeat, pulse
After the sessions were taped a member of the research team selected, “3 sessions for each of 3 participants in both treatment groups” (Lin et al., 2004). This was to ensure that therapies were being delivered consistently in treatment groups. Since no members of the treatment were conducting sessions, Lin et al. ensure that the providers had been practicing for at least 20 years in the specific treatment
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She went in during a time where scientists were trying to grow human cells and culture; thus they were taking cells from anybody they could. Scientists had been trying for years to keep human cells alive in the lab but none of them lasted very long until Henrietta Lacks' cells were taken at the hospital. While she was under anesthesia, they took a small sample of her tumor and sent it down the hall to George Guy, the head of tissue culture research. He had been trying to grow human cells
Despite the fact that heart disease has let to many deaths and serious troubles in many peoples lives, this disease has been examined by scientist and doctors over many years to find a solution to treat it more thoroughly, the article talks about how there was a meeting which was held to find a better solution to mange and treat heart disease in a much simpler and healthier way for women to overcome this. The article “Bulletin Board” was published as a forum or announcement for all women’s health centers. It includes the people who represented the study as well as the foundation and who funded towards the research. The conference was originally going to take place on February 13-17 2000 in Hawaii but cancelled, but took place again on May
CDER conducts about 300-400 clinical investigator inspections annually. About 3 percent are classified in this "official action indicated" category. The FDA has established an independent Drug Safety Oversight Board (DSOB) to oversee the management of drug safety issues.. The Board meets monthly and has representatives from three FDA Centers and five other federal government agencies. The board's responsibilities include conducting timely and comprehensive evaluations of emerging drug safety issues, and ensuring that experts--both inside and outside of the FDA--give their perspectives to the agency.
She has written an array of articles stemming from AIDS vaccines, Stem Cells, Alzheimer's and how lack of insurance may cause 44,000 deaths annually. She currently resides in New York City working for publishing for Scientific American which is a division of Nature American, Inc. Glossary Darwinian: Of or relating to Charles Darwin or his theory of evolution by natural selection. Microbe: Any microscopic organism, especially a disease-causing bacterium. Natural Selection: Is the process by which traits become more or less common in a population due to consistent effects upon the survival or reproduction of their bearers. It is a key mechanism of evolution.
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