Tufts University School of Medicine #39;s Docappella: Build Me Up Buttercup
Docappella, Tufts University School of Medicine a cappella group, performs at the Tufts Center for Global Public Health Research Day November 20, 2014 with soloist Sammi Gassel.
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How Are We Getting to a 100% Pass on the PANCE/PANRE?
So what is "active engagement learning" and why does CME4Life teach medicine this way? Learning medicine isn #39;t hard. It #39;s about effective learning techniques and endurance. At CME4Life,...
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Nahko Bear and Medicine For The People. Suwannee Hulaween 2014. Live Oak, FL
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Occupational medicine is facing an imminent recruitment and retirement crisis, a survey by the General Medical Council (GMC) has suggested.
The councils The State of Medical Education and Practice 2014 report has found that the number of doctors in occupational medicine, already one of the medical professions smallest specialties, is in sharp decline.
The specialty had 466 doctors in 2013, because numbers have declined by 4.7% since 2010. Only public health doctors (955) report a steeper decline, of 5.2%.
By comparison, emergency medicine was up 33% and ophthalmology and general medicine were also both up 17%.
Equally worrying is the fact that 64% of occupational medicine doctors are aged over 50, compared with 59% in public health and just 24% in emergency medicine.
The specialty is not doing well in terms of attracting doctors from black and ethnic minority communities either, with the majority (84.5%) of its current membership being white.
It was also the specialty most likely to be complained about, with 18% of occupational medicine facing complaints between 2010 and 2013.
Niall Dickson, GMC chief executive, highlighted the challenges facing occupational medicine as being a particular worry.
The face of medicine is changing and it is important that those responsible for workforce planning understand the implications. Of particular concern are the potential shortages in some specialist areas where there are diminishing numbers of doctors in postgraduate training and large numbers over the age of 50, he said.
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"To Flourish: the Promise of Integrative Medicine" with David Mercier, October 3, 2014
David Mercier speaks on how integrative medicine can help us to flourish and to lead a life of wholeness, actualization, and fulfillment. Each year at Eastern Mennonite University, dozens...
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Jean Houstone #39;s 2014 IGEEM Introduction
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Contact: Nicole Duncan nicole.duncan@nescent.org 919-668-7993 National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) @NESCent
DURHAM, N.C. - A new research center aims to connect scientists, physicians, health policy experts, and veterinarians in the burgeoning field of evolutionary medicine. The Triangle Center for Evolutionary Medicine, or TriCEM, will make its debut this Sunday at the Washington Duke Inn.
The announcement comes as part of a ten-year anniversary celebration and symposium for a similar institute, the National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent), which has spearheaded the effort to create TriCEM.
"We are incredibly excited to see the enthusiasm for evolutionary approaches to human and animal health in the Triangle and to see TriCEM take shape," says Charles Nunn, a professor of evolutionary anthropology and global health at Duke University, who will serve as the director. "TriCEM will build on the success of NESCent in stimulating cutting-edge interdisciplinary research in evolutionary biology. At the NESCent Celebration, we will announce our first research and educational efforts and prepare the community for exciting opportunities in the future."
NESCent will close in June 2015 after supporting thousands of researchers, graduate students, working groups, and other projects. After ten years of funding from the National Science Foundation, NESCent leaders wanted to create a new center that would foster collaborations between scientists, physicians, health policy experts, and veterinarians within the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Triangle area.
"The concentration of research and education in evolutionary biology, human and veterinary medicine, infectious diseases, and agriculture in the Triangle is a tremendous resource," says Allen Rodrigo, director of NESCent. "If we want to build bridges between these disciplines, I can think of no better place to do it."
Capitalizing on the area's wealth of science and health resources, TriCEM seeks potential partnerships with resident universities including Duke, North Carolina State University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina Central University.
NESCent and TriCEM have already issued a joint call for proposals for Catalysis Meetings and Graduate Fellowships focusing on evolutionary medicine. NESCent will also make an announcement regarding a Catalysis Meeting between TriCEM and the Tropical Conservation Initiative at Duke.
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DROP XVI Cypher featuring DJ MEDICINE CRUSADE FOUL PLAY PARAGON T MANI
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Medicine or murder: Time to scrap the mass sterilisation policy?
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Integrative Medicine: How to live your life to your optimal function. TOTS S1E6 (1 of 3)
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Patients suffering as medicine shortages affect all European countries, says EAHP report
EU Reporter spoke with European Association of Hospital Pharmacists (EAHP) President-elect Joan Peppard about EAHP #39;s new report, which reveals that more than 86% of hospital pharmacists are...
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Molecular Profile Based Decision Support in Precision Medicine
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Food, the Most Important Medicine - Anna Gorges - theDove.us
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Novo Nordisk Second Best in the World at Providing Access to Medicine
Bagsvrd, Denmark, November 17, 2014 /3BL Media/ Today, it was announced that Novo Nordisk ranks second on the 2014 Access to Medicine Index, climbing four places since the 2012 Index....
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A Minute of Medicine For Your Mind - Do The Next Right Thing
Purpose to act on that still, small voice that is urging you to Do The Next Right Thing. You may not always see a great return, but at the very least, it is always an opportunity to grow!
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