Dutch Patients Start Using Online Nursing

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Dutch Patients Start Using Online
Nursing (AP)

Dutch Patients Start Using Online
Nursing (AP) 05/12/2004 01:23 AM
AP - Bert Ooms raised his 80-year-old body in bed, adjusted his catheter, and clicked his television remote control to set up a Web cam connection.

Dutch doctors admit sex with patients
(Reuters)

Dutch doctors admit sex with patients
(Reuters) 04/17/2004 09:58 AM
Reuters - Four percent of Dutch male doctors have admitted having sexual contact with one or more patients, a survey shows.

Nursing students to learn online

Nursing students to learn online 06/20/2004 04:57 AM
Siouxcityjournal.com - Sun Jun 20, 08:18 am GMT

Hospitals auction nursing shifts online

Hospitals auction nursing shifts online 12/28/2003 02:53 AM
Boston Globe Dec 28 2003 1:46AM ET

VCampus to Develop Online Continuing
Education Nursing Curriculum

VCampus to Develop Online Continuing
Education Nursing Curriculum 07/16/2004 03:12 AM
New courses, co-published with NCSBN, will support continuing education requirements for nurse licensure [PRWEB Jul 16, 2004]

Survey: Dutch Children Start Drinking at
Age 12 (Reuters)

Survey: Dutch Children Start Drinking at
Age 12 (Reuters) 12/22/2004 01:01 AM
Reuters - More than 80 percent of Dutch children aged between nine and 15 say they have tried alcohol and on average start drinking at the age of 12, according to a survey.

Florida Nursing Students Association and
AfterCollege HealthcarePartner to Create
Online Destination for Largest Audience
of Student Nurses in Florida

Florida Nursing Students Association and
AfterCollege HealthcarePartner to Create
Online Destination for Largest Audience
of Student Nurses in Florida 03/29/2005 03:55 AM
AfterCollege Healthcare will power the Florida Nursing Students Association web site and Job Resource Center, delivering relevant employment information to over 3,000 association members. [PRWEB Mar 29, 2005]

Quality Of Online Health Information
Imperative To Physicians, Patients

Quality Of Online Health Information
Imperative To Physicians, Patients 12/17/2003 02:33 PM
Quality Of Online Health Information Imperative To Physicians, Patients
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The increasing number of people using the Internet for health information will have a "profound effect on medicine," according to a new report, "The Impact of Health Information on the Internet on Health Care and the Physician-Patient Relationship." The report, which appeared in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, noted that it is unclear whether the effect will be beneficial or harmful, however. "The advantages of the Internet as a source of health information include convenient access to a massive volume of information, ease of updating information, and the potential for interactive formats that promote understanding and retention of information," the report said. "Health information on the Internet may make patients better informed, leading to better outcomes, more appropriate use of health service resources, and a stronger patient relationship."

However, the report said, health information on the Internet may be misleading or misinterpreted, compromising health behaviors and health outcomes, or resulting in inappropriate requests, either because "refusal is time consuming, or because they fear refusal would weaken the physician-patient relationship."

More buyers start online, survey says

More buyers start online, survey says 07/04/2004 04:03 AM
Los Angeles Times Jul 4 2004 8:38AM GMT

Microsoft to put online store on Start
menu

Microsoft to put online store on Start
menu 07/12/2004 09:18 AM
TORONTO -- Microsoft Corp. is working on a new shopping Web site for software, hardware, and peripherals that it plans to advertise in the Windows XP Start Menu and the Internet Explorer Web browser.

Online delivery start-ups not
discouraged by failures

Online delivery start-ups not
discouraged by failures 06/19/2004 06:10 AM
Ajc.com - Sat Jun 19, 07:28 am GMT

XM Radio to start online music service

XM Radio to start online music service 09/15/2004 11:04 PM
After pulling its receiver for the PC off the market, satellite radio company XM Radio is launching an online music service. Will the streamed broadcasts prove to be as popular as the late and lamented PCR was?

Start-up to develop online 'Star Trek'
game

Start-up to develop online 'Star Trek'
game 09/07/2004 11:22 PM
Twincities.com - Tue Sep 7, 04:31 pm GMT

Apple To Start Online Music Service In
Japan -- Report

Apple To Start Online Music Service In
Japan -- Report 04/13/2005 11:39 AM

Apple plans to start online music distribution services in Japan by the end of the year, the Mainichi Shimbun reports, citing Apple Japan's representative director Yoshiaki Sakito. By MarketWatch

Men Pose for Calendar to Promote Nursing
(AP)

Men Pose for Calendar to Promote Nursing
(AP) 09/17/2004 06:00 PM
AP - More than 65 nurses applied to pose for a calendar to promote the profession. But don't compare any of these pinups to Florence Nightingale.

Student nursing places 'to be cut'

Student nursing places 'to be cut' 05/11/2004 02:21 AM
A nursing boss warns staff of cuts in the number of students - and suggests they might reconsider their careers.

Inquiry into nursing home deaths

Inquiry into nursing home deaths 04/06/2005 05:37 AM
An investigation is under way at a nursing home after a number of OAPs die of 'flu-like symptoms within a month.

Nursing Homes Go High-Tech

Nursing Homes Go High-Tech 07/10/2004 01:36 AM

Nursing Shortage Forces Hospitals to
Cope Creatively

Nursing Shortage Forces Hospitals to
Cope Creatively 01/07/2004 02:23 PM
With a six-year-old nursing shortage showing no signs of letting up, mandated nurse-to-patient ratios, bidding on extra shifts and even robots may help to ease the problem.

Start the Squid web proxy as a service
at start up

Start the Squid web proxy as a service
at start up 03/14/2003 01:08 PM
The Squid web proxy can be run on OS X as a proxy server for those with a network of web users wishing to speed access to static web content and eliminate duplicate downloads. The Squid Manager GUI makes it fairly easy to ma...

SoftVote Polling Update Enigma Software
Group's Online Polling Software off to
Excellent Start, Bush Has Narrow Lead

SoftVote Polling Update Enigma Software
Group's Online Polling Software off to
Excellent Start, Bush Has Narrow Lead 07/30/2004 03:41 AM
Update on the Increasing Popularity of Enigma Software's new application Softvotewww.softvote.com [PRWEB Jul 30, 2004]

Texting to help SA HIV patients

Texting to help SA HIV patients 04/13/2005 05:46 AM
Mobile phone text messaging in South Africa is used to help HIV patients with the complicated process of taking drugs.

Distance Doctoring, Distance Nursing And
Distance Learning... All Coming Back

Distance Doctoring, Distance Nursing And
Distance Learning... All Coming Back 05/12/2004 03:58 AM
The internet makes it easier to communicate with people over large distances, and for years we've been hearing about the power of "distance" everything. More recently, some of that talk had died down after the early promises of distance learning/doctoring/whatever failed to live up to its early hype. However, it appears that the distance concept is coming back into fashion. One after the other, we just came across three such stories. First, is the news of a hospital in Michigan that is using a robot with a video screen for a head to let remote doctors talk to and examine patients. The doctor's can control the robot from another location (such as home) in order to look over a patient without being there in person. Of course, the idea isn't to replace the need for the doctor to be present, but to make it easier in situations when the doctor is away and is needed quickly (such as to look over something in the middle of the night when they're home). Meanwhile, over in the Netherlands, it's not the doctors who get to stay home, but the patients, who can now use a webc am system to communicate with nurses. The idea is to help out the elderly who are confined to their homes but can't afford to have a healthcare worker visiting them on a regular basis. Meanwhile, outside of the healthcare field it appears that even e-learning is making a comeback, as companies are using it more strategically, to help keep employees up-to-date and trained - but not relying on it as a full replacement for training programs. No matter what, it looks like another bunch of concepts discredited during the boom and bust years are now making a comeback.

Alzheimer's tracked in patients

Alzheimer's tracked in patients 02/17/2004 07:44 PM
A technique may allow doctors to monitor how Alzheimer's disease progresses in living brains.

Should a doctor be able to refuse to
help patients?

Should a doctor be able to refuse to
help patients? 09/17/2004 10:22 PM
Conscience Clauses and Health Care --"Yes, we need to respect individual freedom of religion. But at what point does it cross the line of not providing essential medical care? At what point is it malpractice?" she asked. "If someone's beliefs interfere with practicing their profession, perhaps they should do something else." The Protection of Conscience Project feels differently: Protection of Conscience Laws are needed because powerful interests are inclined to force health care workers and others to participate, directly or indirectly, in morally controversial procedures, while NARAL says: ... Many of these clauses go far beyond respecting individuals' beliefs to the point of harming women by not providing them with full information or access to medical treatment. Medicine, not ideology, should determine medical decisions.

Patients to help judge NHS trusts

Patients to help judge NHS trusts 03/30/2005 09:10 PM
Patients will get a formal role in assessing the performance of health trusts in England under a shake-up of the inspection system.

Patients denied GP out-of-hours

Patients denied GP out-of-hours 09/06/2004 08:56 AM
A health authority has said it can no longer provide a GP out-of-hours service during the night.

Hospital Provides Patients, Visitors
with Wi-Fi

Hospital Provides Patients, Visitors
with Wi-Fi 06/08/2004 06:38 PM
Mountain View, Calif., hospital offers free Wi-Fi: For now, service is free for everyone, but visitors will probably be charged $3 per day starting in September. The service will expand to include bedside computers between 2007 and 2009 when a new hospital opens. For now, customers must bring their own computers or handhelds. A filter will prevent access to what the hospital considers is inappropriate content. As more diseases become managed instead of fatal, more people than ever before will feel fine and be productive members of society, but forced to spend large amounts of time in outpatient care. I've spent many hours on two occasions in the last year in an outpatient surgery waiting room, and while the surgery itself wasn't life-threatening, there's nothing worse than idle hands when you have no information....

MedicAlert to arm patients with USB
drives

MedicAlert to arm patients with USB
drives 01/05/2005 04:36 PM
ZDNet Jan 5 2005 5:33PM GMT

GPs 'losing touch' with patients

GPs 'losing touch' with patients 08/16/2004 06:21 AM
GPs are becoming more remote from their patients, an opinion poll has revealed.

Hospitals Use Technology to Aid Patients
(AP)

Hospitals Use Technology to Aid Patients
(AP) 01/03/2005 06:01 AM
AP - Lucille Lamarca could feel her heart begin to beat at a worrisome pace as she lay there alone in the intensive care unit at Buffalo General Hospital with a heart condition. Then from a speaker came a reassuring voice.

Patients to get private op choice

Patients to get private op choice 09/20/2004 07:02 AM
The government wants patients to be given the choice of having an operation in a private hospital by 2006.

Patients want control over care

Patients want control over care 04/18/2005 11:12 AM
Patients wish they could see a doctor whenever they need and be more involved in their own care, a report reveals.

Patients and doctors to get say in
GBP5bn NHS IT

Patients and doctors to get say in
GBP5bn NHS IT 07/06/2004 09:47 AM
Silicon.com Jul 6 2004 1:46PM GMT

Nurse quizzed over A&E patients

Nurse quizzed over A&E patients 02/14/2004 07:53 AM
Police question a nurse amid fears over the care of 10 patients who stopped breathing in a hospital's A&E unit.

Patients kept in dark about care

Patients kept in dark about care 08/04/2004 04:25 AM
Many NHS patients say they are not involved enough in decisions about their care.

Payout hope for Hep C patients

Payout hope for Hep C patients 07/05/2004 01:21 AM
Patients who contracted Hepatitis C through infected blood products can claim "compassionate payments".

Hospitals use technology to aid patients

Hospitals use technology to aid patients 01/03/2005 05:56 AM
Boston Globe Jan 3 2005 9:14AM GMT

Patients Die After Getting
Rabies-Infected Organs

Patients Die After Getting
Rabies-Infected Organs 07/04/2004 07:04 AM
Reuters via Wired News Jul 4 2004 10:36AM GMT
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