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Time for Nurses was invited to attend the RN breakfast put on by Johnson & Johnson at BlogWorld. Attendees included Christina McMenemy, Kim McAllister, Rebecca K. Stazi and Kelly Hoag from J&J, Jessica Pearson, Jamie and Amy Davis, Lorry Shoenly and Cora Vizcarra.
Participants in the social health track at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas, including Dana Lewis, left, who is @danamlewis on Twitter.
Time for Nurses participated in the social health track at BlogWorld Expo in Las Vegas on Oct. 14, 2010.
The whiteboard drawn by David Armano during BlogWorld Expo's social health track, Oct. 14, 2010. Photo by JD Lasica.
Marc Monseau of Johnson & Johnson, sponsor of the social health track at BlogWorld Expo 2010. Photo by JD Lasica.
I took a quick liking to Jamie Davis, a registered nurse who runs MediCast: podcasting for medical professionals at mediccast.com. He is @podmedic on Twitter.
See Mikey G Ottawa's Flickr Slideshow of this Anti-Monsanto March backed with My CBC Radio 1 Interview with Stu MIlls HERE: www.youtube.com/watch?v=253iqLH82oA&feature=youtu.be
See Mikey G Ottawa's Flickr Slideshow HERE: www.flickr.com/mikeygottawa/show
CTV Regional Contact gave me 3 minutes on the local CTV News here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C2U_01ajdw
See my 10 minutes of local TV coverage on Rogers Cable's "Camera Talk" with Sandie Sharkey here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-s4ZpS_t1Y
Flickr rates these as my top 200 most interesting images HERE: www.flickr.com/photos/mikeygottawa/popular-interesting/
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Er deden mensen van alle leeftijden mee. Van kinderen tot ouden van dagen. Helaas waren er veel mensen die op jonge leeftijd al problemen met hun ogen hebben.
Nathan had brillen bij zich die iets meer dan een euro kosten. En normaal rekent een opticien hier meer dan € 100 voor een bril! Deze brillen zijn veel beter te betalen voor de mensen in de volkswijken.
De brillen waren in verschillende sterktes. Ook hier doen de vrouwen zelf de tests. Ze moesten kijken bij welke sterkte ze de kleine lettertjes nog konden lezen.
Dit is de zaal van de gezondheidsgroep. Er zijn posters opgehangen om het gezichtsvermogen van de mensen te testen. Omdat sommigen niet kunnen lezen of schrijven, gebeurt dat met streepjes die naar boven, naar beneden, naar links of naar rechts wijzen.
In het midden zit mijn collega Nathan. Links iemand van onze partnerorganisatie Diaconia, en rechts iemand van de Gezondheidsgroep.
De leden van de groep testen zelf het gezichtsvermogen bij elkaar. Zo leren ze om dat ook bij andere mensen te doen.
Dit is de voorzitster van de gezondheidsgroep. Zij had wat moeite met lezen. Gelukkig had Nathan brillen bij zich die hij later voor de activiteiten wilde gebruiken. Daarmee ging het een stuk beter.
The be aware campaign is a Ministry of Health initiative to prevent and treat sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
The be aware campaign an initiative of the Brazilian Ministry of Health in order to raise awareness about the importance of whether you have a sexually transmitted disease (STD)...
Continue lendo em : Be Aware Campaign makes rapid STDs Free Tests.
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Social Determinants of Health refers to the conditions in which a person is born, lives, learns, works, plays, and ages. Health disparities and inequities are also caused by SDOH. The ICD-10-CM encounter reason codes, which range from Z55-Z65, are used to document SDOH data (e.g., food insecurity, transportation, housing, etc.). For more information about social determinants, visit our website www.curemedsolutions.com/blog/social-determinants-of-health
Experienced sign-writers at the roadside use large letters and short pleas. This one is hard to read at 5 feet away. So cars paused at the stop light will unlikely be able to see this. But then the message could be made just for the person's own self; something sardonic or wistful. No matter the circumstances, when a person has no fixed abode, is at the mercy of the natural elements, and seeks help from passing strangers, that means the social fabric is shredded.
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