Saturday, April 10, 2021

Alhamdulillah, Singapura Bakal Izinkan Perawat Pakai Hijab

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Terpopuler: Transgender Kehilangan Testis, Rusak Keseringan Kejepit Mr P

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4 Efek samping jahe untuk kesehatan bila dikonsumsi secara berlebihan

Anda penggemar jahe? Ini efek samping jahe untuk kesehatan bila dikonsumsi secara berlebihan.  

http://kesehatan.kontan.co.id/news/4-efek-samping-jahe-untuk-kesehatan-bila-dikonsumsi-secara-berlebihan

Ada tambahan 4.725 kasus corona pada Sabtu (10/4), tetap jaga jarak

Ada tambahan 4.723 kasus baru yang terinfeksi corona di Indonesia pada Sabtu (9/4). Sehingga total menjadi 1.562.868.

http://kesehatan.kontan.co.id/news/ada-tambahan-4725-kasus-corona-pada-sabtu-104-tetap-jaga-jarak-1

REaD Group and Marie Curie Celebrate Award Success with Multi Award-Winning Insight Project

But the real winner is dataLondon, 5 August 2019 – Marketing data and insight agency REaD Group has further cemented its success in data-driven and insight marketing after winning a number of awards at two separate industry events, and being shortlisted for a further three categories in a third.Alongside Marie Curie, REaD Group was named as winner of the Best Use of Insight Award at the IoF National Fundraising Awards on 2nd July for the Big SHIFT project. The National Fundraising Awards celebrate the very best in fundraising and are a unique opportunity to showcase excellence in the charity fundraising sector.The award follows swiftly on the heels of REaD’s win at the Insight in Fundraising Awards in June. Together with Marie Curie, REaD took home the Most Powerful Insight using Data Analysis award. The awards recognise the best work, innovation and inspirational stories of individuals working in data, analysis and insight contributing to fundraising practices.REaD was also shortlisted for three categories in the DataIQ Awards for Transformation with Data, alongside Marie Curie; Best Use of Data in a Marketing Programme, with customer Titan Travel; and the Best Place to Work. “It is a genuine honour that REaD Group and Marie Curie have been recognised in these prestigious awards – a reflection of the power and impact that data and insight can have on a charity’s fundraising initiatives,” commented REaD CEO, Jon Cano-Lopez. “The real winner, though, is data. In these highly regulated times, all businesses need to be confident that their data is clean, accurate, complete and compliant. And with the technology available to manage data quality more efficiently and securely advancing almost daily, there really is no excuse for it not to be.”Deeper insight projects can completely transform business structures and promote new and more productive ways of working – as the award-winning project delivered with Marie Curie UK so aptly demonstrates.Marie Curie provides care and support for people living with a terminal illness, and their families across the UK, with people interacting with the charity through many touchpoints, including its hospices, nursing services and shops. The Big SHIFT project aims to model the effect of these services on fundraising income. A team of senior analysts was established, both internal and external, comprising Steve White from Marie Curie, Scott Logie and Diane Dao from REaD Group, Colin Stewart from Caversham Analytics and Andrew Lockett of Natural Data Insight.A carefully-constructed methodology enabled the creation of a baseline fundraising landscape onto which Marie Curie-specific variables were overlaid. Analysis of these ‘layers’ generated predictive models that were then mapped, highlighting areas where fundraising performance is above or below expected levels, in the context of service provision in the locality. A strategically-powerful tool, it has already delivered surprising and extremely effective insights.“This project has been a great example of successful collaboration and team work,” commented Steve White, Fundraising Strategy and Insights Manager at Marie Curie. “Understanding these impacts has not only provided invaluable insight that helps to inform our business and marketing decisions, it has also supported the business case for different areas of the organisation working more closely together.”- Ends -For an interview with REaD Group or Marie Curie, please contact:Kate Gordon, Bright Spark PR for REaD Groupkate@brightsparkpr.co.uk T 07980 921961Joe BookbinderMarie CurieJoe.Bookbinder@mariecurie.org.uk T 0207 599 7703About REaD GroupREaD Group is a marketing data and insight company that gives brands the right to be personal. Data - particularly quality data and data quality - is at the heart of everything it does: REaD believes that there isn’t a marketing challenge that data cannot solve.To genuinely engage customers, brands must create communications that are timely, relevant and permissioned. REaD uses its unrivalled data products, insight and expertise to helps its clients get closer to their customers, offering market-leading data quality and cleaning solutions and trusted marketing data.For more information visit readgroup.co.uk. About Marie Curie – care and support through terminal illnessMarie Curie is the UK’s leading charity for people with any terminal illness. The charity helps people living with a terminal illness and their families make the most of the time they have together by delivering expert hands-on care, emotional support, research and guidance.Marie Curie employs more than 2,700 nurses, doctors and other healthcare professionals, and with its nine hospices around the UK, is the largest provider of hospice beds outside the NHS.For more information visit http://www.mariecurie.org.uk/ Like us at www.facebook.com/mariecurieuk Follow us on www.twitter.com/mariecurieuk Source: RealWire

Trialbee are Looking for Volunteers with Eczema for Clinical Trial

Is eczema a part of your life? Volunteers needed for clinical trialTrialbee has now made it possible for about 80 candidates with eczema to volunteer in a medical research study around North Yorkshire & Sheffield. The screening period starts mid- September but pre sign-up is already possible. Get started.How can I participate?To be eligible, you must be:18 years of age or olderDiagnosed with moderate to severe eczemaAdvised not to apply creams or moisturizers for dry skinPurpose of the study: The purpose of this study is to explore the efficacy and safety of an investigational treatment for everyone with moderate to severe eczema (atopic dermatitis). Clinical and non-clinical studies have found there is a realistic expectation that this treatment will provide meaningful therapeutic benefit in eczema. Sign UpAbout TrialbeeTrialbee facilitates patient recruitment communication and cooperation between the various players involved in the entire clinical trial process. The company is specialized in e-recruitment, patient retention methods and electronic data collection. Source: RealWire

University of New England Delivers Cutting Edge Virtual Reality Nursing Education with Oxford Medical Simulation

Virtual Reality (VR) simulation allows nursing students at the University of New England to practice caring for acutely ill virtual patients within an immersive, realistic setting. Training healthcare professionals using VR serves to support clinical skill development, thereby advancing safe, high quality patient care. BOSTON, MA, Nov. 6th, 2019 - The University of New England (UNE) is working with Oxford Medical Simulation (OMS) to deliver state-of-the-art virtual reality software to transform nursing education. The immersive virtual reality platform supports nursing students at the UNE School of Nursing and Population Health in providing simulated patient care to advance clinical decision making and communication skills with other health care providers. This training allows nursing students to practice in true-to-life virtual scenarios without posing risk or harm to patients and families.The technology is developed by Oxford Medical Simulation, an award-winning VR simulation company - based in Boston and London - and allows nursing student to practice treating acutely ill patients in a simulated, virtual environment. This optimizes skill development including clinical reasoning, decision making and patient/team communication, resulting in increased competence and confidence in managing complex care. “UNE’s Interprofessional Simulation and Innovation Center (ISIC) is committed to providing state of the art experiential learning opportunities to health professional students,” said Director of Clinical Simulation Dawne-Marie Dunbar, MSN/Ed., RN, CNE, CHSE. “With the OMS VR platform, we will be able to increase simulation capabilities that offer students access to complex patient care scenarios while optimizing time, space, and resources.” This innovative technology allows UNE ISIC to engage students in expanded simulation-based experiences. Simulation refers to the use of simulated patients to practice delivery of acute patient care and is widely regarded as the most effective way of training health care professionals. Simulation is traditionally implemented with actors and/or manikins staged within a mock, realistic setting. However, high-fidelity simulation requires significant time, space, and budget. As a result students may only receive two-to-three simulation experiences per year. With virtual reality simulation, students are now able to practice simulated scenarios as often as needed.“We’re delighted to be working with the University of New England to take nurse training to new heights. We developed OMS because we believe that training healthcare professionals in a flexible, zero-risk environment will transform patient care around the world. We all learn best from experience and the OMS system allows users at UNE to do just that - without putting patient’s lives at risk,” said Jack Pottle, MD, Chief Medical Officer of OMS.The OMS system provides students access to libraries of nursing scenarios, supporting practice of care provision and clinical decision-making across a wide range of conditions such as sepsis, pneumonia, heart failure, and meningitis. Students enter the interactive virtual scenario using a VR headset and are greeted by a virtual mentor and their patient/family. Learner interaction with the patient mimics real-life engagement with a patient. Through this pedagogy (or experience), learners can examine the patient, ask questions, initiate treatment, and provide support/reassurance as they would in actual clinical practice. Every action the student takes is recorded and compared to best practice. Once the scenario is complete, the platform produces a comprehensive data analytics report providing the student with detailed feedback. This serves as a de-briefing tool to guide reflection as to what went well and what they need to improve on. For more information about OMS and its technology, visit: https://oxfordmedicalsimulation.com/.Editors Notes: Oxford Medical Simulation delivers virtual reality training for doctors and nurses. Using virtual reality headsets and OMS VR software, healthcare professionals can practice in immersive, fully interactive clinical scenarios as if in real life. They then receive personalized feedback and can repeat as often as needed to improve their performance. The OMS VR system delivers quality clinical training for healthcare professionals globally - allowing them to practice more, make fewer mistakes and improve patient care.Oxford Medical Simulation 30 Newbury StreetBoston, MA, USA201 Borough High StreetLondon, UKT: + 1 (617) 812 - 6831E: jessica@oxfordmedicalsimulation.comW: www.oxfordmedicalsimulation.com@vrmedicalsimSource: RealWire