'Lumbar punctures' presentation slideshows

Coding, Diagnosing, Billing, Reimbursement & Documentation Strategies for Psychological Services

Coding, Diagnosing, Billing, Reimbursement & Documentation Strategies for Psychological Services. North Carolina Psychological Association April 26, 2002; Charlotte, NC. Antonio E. Puente, Ph.D. Department of Psychology University of North Carolina at Wilmington Wilmington, NC 28403.

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Ghosts from the Past

Ghosts from the Past. An African American Perspective on the History of Medicine. Dr. Tochi M. Okwuosa. Case 1.

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Neurology Case Presentation

Neurology Case Presentation. Scott M. Shorten, MD PGY-3. 37 y.o . Right-handed C aucasian man CC: right facial droop, right arm and leg tingling and weakness. HPI. recurrent drooping of the right face started 1.5 yrs ago without clear precipitant

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Neurology Case Presentation

Neurology Case Presentation. Scott M. Shorten, MD PGY-3. Right -handed man CC: right facial droop, right arm and leg tingling and weakness. HPI. recurrent drooping of the right face started 1.5 yrs ago without clear precipitant

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Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioners (ANNPs)

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Confidence in essential procedural skills of Thai medical graduates

A questionnaire was developed to survey the confidence levels of the new graduates during the academic year 2012 in performing the 17 selected essential procedural skills, using a 1-5 rating scale with 4-5 deemed u2018satisfactoryu2019 along with their learning experience, categorized as 0, <5, 5-10 and >10 cases. Ninety-nine medical graduates completed the questionnaire (62.7%). The mean confidence levels of the essential procedures varied from; 3.35 to 4.57, with the highest in wound suturing whilst the lowest was in newborn resuscitation. Confidence was significantly related to clinical experience. More than 90% of the graduates with experience of more than 10 cases indicated satisfactory confidence in all procedures with the exception of newborn resuscitation. With clinical experience of 5-10 cases, more than 70% of graduates were confident in performing all procedures except endotracheal intubation.

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SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS

Feasibility and Safety of Lumbar Punctures in the Parkinson Progression Marker Initiative Samuel Frank 1 , Chelsea Caspell 2 , Liz Uribe 2 , Shirley Lasch 3 , Danna Jennings 3, Ken Marek 3 and the Investigators of Parkinson Progression Markers Initiative

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