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Elderly Skin Care - What You Need To Understand

06th December 2011
Elderly folks and their caregivers ought to recognize about elderly skin care. It is important to understand a number of the common traits, problems and solutions. Elderly individuals can have some specific issues that require to be recognized and treated... Read >
Author: Jillian Cook

Filipino Dating in the Uk - Why There Is a Filipino Local community in the United kingdom

18th July 2011
Some arrived in as caregivers when there was a shortage of neighborhood recruitment.In 2007, the number grew to an believed 200,000 Filipinos. There are people who had been presently born in United kingdom. These men and women meet jointly. In some cases ... Read >
Author: Barry Jarvis

Using Handheld ECG Monitor At House - 3 Common Reasons

17th May 2011
There are a variety of handheld ECG monitor types, a.k.a. pocket ECG machines, available in the today's marketplace. It is especially encouraging and empowering to the patient that many of them are designed for use by patients and their caregivers at home... Read >
Author: Jon Tark

OB GYN Jobs: One of the Most In-Demand in America

18th May 2010
Since 2000, there's been an alarming shortage of OB GYN doctors in the US. This is due to the increasing number of American medical students not specializing in OB GYN or obstetrics in general. That said, almost all hospitals and medical clinics across th... Read >
Author: gabsanchez79

TESDA WEBSITE: A Government Initiative

10th May 2010
TESDA WEBSITE: A Government Initiative Technical education and Skills development Authority is a government body which was formed in order to help strengthen the workforce and manpower of Philippines. This government body trains people in vocational cour... Read >
Author: Paul

Hospital Workplace Violence - Self Defense Training For Nurses Includes Many Non-Combative Options

21st November 2009
Workplace violence in the healthcare sector has hit an all-time high! Statistics show that, typically, the average nurse is assaulted on the job 1 to 3 times a year and very few facilities have anything more than a "shell" policy to address this probl... Read >
Author: Jeffrey M. Miller

Denture Cloning save $$ on your denture replacement.

04th November 2009
DID YOU KNOW THAT YOUR DENTURES CAN BE CLONED TO A DUPLICATE OR EXACT COPY OF YOUR EXISTING DENTURE(S) FOR ABOUT $$ 1/3 OF THE COST $$ OF NEW DENTURES WITH THE SAME OR BRIGHTER WHITE TEETH OR EVEN ADD GOLD TEETH ,BIRTH STONES OR DIAMOND TEETH. Yes,... Read >
Author: boryszek

Senior Citizens and Constipation

27th October 2009
Although everyone experiences constipation at times, senior citizens tend to experience it more often. Constipation specifically describes a symptom of some underlying cause characterized by less frequent bowel movements, more time required to pass stool,... Read >
Author: TheCaringSpace.com

The importance of Patient Understanding and Education in Osteoarthritis

28th April 2009
The importance of patient education: In the most recent edition of the American College of Rheumatology guidelines for the management of Osteoarthritis (OA), education is listed as the critical initial step in the overall approach to the treatment of O... Read >
Author: Dr. Samuel Dyer

Baby Personality Types

18th July 2008
Though all babies may seem just the same at their birth, they do have different personality traits. These personality attributes of a child roughly determine his nature, character and approach, after he grows. It is not necessary that the characteristics ... Read >
Author: peterhutch

Habilitation Therapy: The Answer to Caregivers' Frustrations

30th June 2008
Doesn't habilitation therapy sound like something new and innovative? It isn't. However, once you learn about it and implement it, then caregivng, as you know it, will be a thing of the past. Before I explain habilitation therapy, let me give credit wh... Read >
Author: Alzheimer's Family Help

The importance of secure attachment bonds in childhood

05th June 2008
Attachment may be described as a bond or affectional tie between a child and it's primary caregiver, characterised by a loving and enduring relationship. All theories of infant social and emotional development emphasise the child's relationship to parents... Read >
Author: Dr Bobby Sura
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