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separately and allows a more harmonic contraction of the walls of the heart. Data from literature and from controlled clinical trials suggest that CRT- D may improve quality of life, reduce hospitalizations for heart failure and mortality. The benefit in terms of improvement in cardiac function ...

necessary, but never sufficient-— and certainly were no miracle. Unprepared patients were quickly and ruthlessly dumped from dismal hospitals to often worse conditions in prison or on the street. The end result: The US is now probably theworst place in the developed world to have a severe mental ...

quality of life of our patients. More trauma treatment (EMDR or Exposure) is needed, because many of our patients suffer from PTSD or have endured traumatic events in early life. We also want to stimulate self-management in patients via E-health and M-health. We see F-ACT as a time phased specialized ...

) An individual’s needs are assessed on the basis of his personal (his)story, which also addresses his social relations, from family to neighbourhood. b) In order to meet the needs of a user, personal relations between care workers and users are considered central. c) Services are evaluated in ...

 papers about the  situation of psychiatric care. • The network  also encouraged a great deal the alternative  experiences happening  in central Europe at the time. The  meeting held  in Trieste,  in September 1977, was highly  significant.  Here the closure  and overcoming of the asylum  system was ...

patients... The Meaning of open door The meaning of no restraint Opened door: you are not guilty You have not committed any crime You are in hospital and not in jail You are here because of your illness You as soon as possible come back at home The message is directed also to the ...

instead to reform. This regards mainly the NGO’s, but also, in a significant degree, the public sector. So, when economic crisis broke out, it took its first, more obvious, form in the collapse of the NGO’s. The debt crisis in Greece (starting from 2010) and the imposition of successive ...

( from blood or other cell material) for a series of genetic markers in one sequence of operation. DNA chips are widely used in genome research and for monitoring the effects of medical treatments and diseases on gene expression, but are also available for use in medical laboratories cooperating with ...

IIMHL Clinical Leaders Group. Led by Prof. Harold Pincus from Columbia University in New York, the project aims to not only raise OPEN ACCESS Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health 2014, 11 10385 awareness among clinicians and policymakers regarding the quality of care of the mental health ...

risk of tissue damage at the surgical site.3 In cancer survivors, continued smoking increases the risk of death from cancer and other diseases. It also increases your risk of developing another cancer. Secondhand smoke causes lung cancer in both children and adults who don’t smoke.4 2 https ...