Journal Article Summary Devastating as it may seem, there are numerous of challenges facing our youth in today’s society. Throughout the United States, Oppositional Defiant Behavior (ODD) has become a common diagnosis among children and adolescents. ODD is a psychiatric disorder that is characterized by two different sets of problems. A youth normally displays aggressiveness and a often argumentative when redirected by an authority figure. According to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
wards)The structured Performa consists of patients’ demographic details such as – Name, Age, Sex, DOA, and DOD. Patient’s reason for admission ,history of present illness, past medical and medication history, social history, diagnosis, any investigations done to confirm diagnosis, drug indication, concomitant drugs, duration of treatment, PPI’s given at discharge, other GI drugs(1). The appropriate indications for proton pump inhibitors are as shown in table
the classification of amyloidosis. Clinical manifestations of amyloidosis may vary from asymptomatic to fatal forms. Amyloid deposition can be a complication of inflammatory-bowel disease, usually developing on average 15 years from the initial diagnosis of IBD
definition of crime but do have some differences in the definition. The strain theory defines crime as natural, a violation of consensus. Positivism defines crime as natural, a violation of social consensus. It goes beyond a legal definition. The focus of analysis under the strain theory is on opportunities, the nature of social learning. Positivism focuses on the offender and his or her characteristics. The theories differ when it comes to the cause of crime. Positivism believes the causes to be individual
Alzheimer’s disease is a slowly progressive disease of the brain that is characterized by impairment of memory and eventually by disturbances in reasoning, planning, language, and perception. Alzheimer’s disease begins slowly. In Alzheimer’s disease, brain cells degenerate and die, causing a steady decline in memory and mental function. It first involves the parts of the brain that control thought, memory and language. People who are suffering from this disease may encounter some trouble remembering
If when these assumptions are violated then the results of analysis may be misleading. While testing multivariate analysis many assumptions can be made. In which the typical assumptions is Multicollinearity. A linear assumption between two explanatory variables is Collinearity. If two variables are perfectly collinear then there should be
Thus not just proper diagnosis and treatment of patient is considered important but also deriving statistical data using pervasive availability to healthcare data and its statistical analysis. Statistical data can be benefit healthcare providers and patients also helps in identifying effective treatments and best practices for variety of diseases. Another
CHAPTER THREE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Research design This study was conducted using questionnaire based, cross sectional analysis. Questionnaire used were based on the translated survey questions obtained from a similar study performed in Japan in 1999 and Penang General Hospital in 2014 (Hyodo, 1999; Maryam Farooqui, 2014). Study method & Design The study population include cancer patients in Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Kuala Terengganu who underwent chemotherapy treatment in the hospital
et al.,2005). Contact with infected materials such as aborted fetuses, placentas, urine, manure, carcass, and salvaged animals cause human brucellosis in 60%–70% of cases observed (WHO.,2006). Infection by contact is found among the occupational groups such as veterinarians, abattoir workers, farmers, animal handlers, and others who work with animals
Design: The questionnaires were developed on the basis of focus group interviews with hospital and local general practitioners, and individual interviews with patients and relatives. A survey was carried out among physicians from hospital, Local GPs, nurses, patients and relatives. Setting: Asian heart institute and research centre and the related community care area in Mumbai Participants: Twenty nine physicians participated in the focus group interviews with 10 patient and/or relatives in the individual