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    Morehouse School of Medicine is the academic institution that will give me the best environment to grow and flourish. The prestige and history of the school speak for themselves, but Morehouse has so much more to offer. Strong community presence is a quality of Morehouse’s that drew me to the school. Learning about the Public Health & Preventative Medicine residency program was exciting for me because practicing preventative medicine is a future goal of mine. As I overlooked Morehouse’s website and

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    Request to explore the timeliness of services and referrals assisted by his SW case manager, Ms. Tondalaio Sears in the Family Medicine Clinic NHP. 1. Findings of Fact T-con dated on the 8 September 2015, Mother of patient could benefit from pediatric s case manager. On 9 Sept, Case Manager met with Mother of patient and documents that this visit was an extensive late visit; at the conclusion of this visit case manager stated that she would contact specialty providers and ultimately secure

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    the vastness of Joshua Tree National Park, and saw a glimpse of myself. Love filled my soul; love of people, love of family. The backcountry has always helped me find this love; it has been my personal northstar, shepherding me toward research and medicine. I started backpacking at 13, trekking across the winter-harsh lands of Idaho and Montana. It was difficult, but despite this, a feeling welled within me that pushed me forward. This feeling warmed my numb fingers and soothed the ache in my thighs

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    submit their variant interpretations to open databases as a way to check quality; asking that journals ensure authors deposit variant data into public repositories before publishing their papers (eg. GIM, Human Mutation, EJMG, CSH Molecular Case Studies); urging insurers to mandate that labs share data on variants before granting coverage; advising health-care providers to order from labs that share data to help the community improve knowledge ofr the benefit of patient care; and recommending to

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    Biomedical Ethics: A Study of the Line Between God and Medicine During the years of 1975 and 1976, a Supreme Court Case was fought that changed the world of biomedical ethics. On April 14, 1975, twenty-one-year-old Karen Quinlan experienced severe brain damage after ingesting a combination of narcotics and alcohol. Shortly after this, she lost consciousness and quit breathing for two periods of fifteen minutes each The young woman’s doctors declared her brain dead due to the irreversible trauma that

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    area of expertise. This paper explores the meaning of evidence-based medicine while providing some reasons current practice does not acknowledge the proof of medicine before prescribing treatment for the patient. Lastly, the expectations of the clinician to create forward movement in using evidence to provide the best treatment for the patient. According to Essential Evidence-Based Medicine, the definition of evidence-based medicine as the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence

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    Evidence-based medicine is designed to increase the quality medical care and increase the value of medical by cutting costs through the reduction of misuse and/or overuse (Shi and Singh, 2013) EBM guidelines are represented by “best practices and proven therapies” (Shi and Singh, 2013). The work to improve these guidelines and protocols is ongoing as it seeks to improve the delivery of healthcare, into the future. Shi and Singh (2013) lists 6 recommendations for improving practice guidelines for

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    recent years over whether it is ethical to sell customers medicines which may have no beneficial effect on the patient. In the UK, medicine sold over the counter (OTC) must have a product licence which is approved by the Medicines & Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, however, they only test for evidence of safety, such OTCs don’t actually have to be proven effective unless claimed to be a treatment. One of the main types of non-proven medicine sold over the counter is homeopathic remedies, which is

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    While applying to medical school, it is vital to select schools that will provide a conducive environment for not only academic and professional success, but also personal growth and happiness. I chose to apply to the University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix (UACOMP) because the school’s values align closely with my own, and the school’s culture will provide a helpful climate for fostering my personal and professional development. The UACOMP promotes values that I too advocate and believe in

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    Introduction In a world of vast technology and research, the study of medicine has greatly improved and continues to grow. In this day and age modern diseases have been cured and/or treated by “new” medicine. However, many carry short and long term side-effects that sometimes eliminate the meaning of the work as a whole. Are antidepressants one of them? Imagine spending every hour of everyday overeating, experiencing headaches, cramps, body pains or attempting suicide (NIMH, nd). Life would not

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