Cna any one here helps me in writing a report about a health diary?
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These guys can help or at least point you in the right direction: www.wordtechs.com. They were lots of help to me, and they do all kinds of writing. Also, only a few dollars and quick turn-around.\n\nGood luck!\n~Tia~
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Try HIPPA.com that should give you the information you need.
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Hi! When a a disease is reported to the health department, it comes to ... ME! Here's what happens: \n\nWe receive a Confidential Morbidity Report (CMR)from either a lab, a hospital, private physician, veterinarian, etc. They either call us, fax us or mail us depending on the disease. Where i am, there are 85 reportables.\n\nWhen I get the CMR, I call the doctor to verify. We discuss whether the person is really sick or not (often we get false reports, usually lab results). Then I request documents (history/physical, ID consult, discharge summary) to examine the patient's history. My boss (who is a doctor, whereas I am en epidemiologist) and I talk about the patient.\n\nThen with my boss' green light, I sign a paper that says "Yes, this person is a case of _______ disease." Then the patient becomes a statistic in our computer. We do not release any of this info to the outside world. If I did, I'd be out of a job!\n\nSometimes, I have to call the patient. For example, when we do surveillance for brucellosis (a bioterrorism reportable), I need to ask the patient about travel and the foods they ate (common risk factors for the disease). The patient usually freaks out. Then I spend 15 minutes on the phone calming him/her down and assuring them I'm not going to arrest them or have them quarantined. I spend my 10 mintues asking questions off a report form. Then I hang up and get a cup of tea to calm myself down after getting yelled at by the patient (I'm small, cute and harmless -- why y'all yelling at me???).\n\nWhen I have my info together, I assemble a short report and sign it off. No names are used, and the documents i have get shredded.\n\nSo yeah, if you're worried about your hepatitis being reported, don't fret. We'll only keep you off work if you are a contagious hazard (like typhoid in food handlers). Otherwise, you are just another statistic in my computer, or a piece of paper in my inbox.
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If you have access to academic databases through a university, there should be lots of info in medical journals.  I'd also recommend referring to your local running club and contacting their leadership; if they can't find the exact info you want, they'll know someone who can.
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Your local health department or hospital should be able to connect you with the local Visiting Nurses Association.  In addition to services they provide, the VNA often has a list of private duty nurses and home health assistants that you can hire privately to come to the home and clean, make meals, or even stay the night with your mom.\n\nGood luck to you.
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Try:\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003126.htm#Home%20Care
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you can give this a try :)\n\nwww.aarc.org/headlines/home_oxygen_issue/letter.html
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at the time\nage 15\noccupation school\nsex female\naccident fell of a horse and awoke under a car\nkept in for blood in urine and concussion as well as lot of cuts and bruses mainly to my back\nadmitted to the old manor hospital a&e Nuneaton warwickshire nr coventry (old cos its now closed) hospital was very old and seemed to consist of 2 wards childrens (too old for) adults so admitted to mixed adults ward\ndidnt care very scared, upset and wanted to go home slept fitfully through the night discarged 10 am next day after they had moved every single item in there and cleaned it, wonder if they still do that or just clean round it. they wouldnt even let me go to the bathroom them made me use a bed pan i tell you it would have hurt less to walt to the loo then use that thing they are really not designed to be used laying down\nnow 30ish still nuneaton taxi driver\nwould rather be on a female ward cos men snore lots and i am a very light sleeper but would discharge myself at earlist oppertunity because of mrsa and things\nBTW have been treated in out patients this year, recovery was a mixed ward but i react badly to the injections they give you to put you to sleep i wake up panicing and crying and sick so they just left me to sleep it of and i was so doped up i didnt care i just wanted my hubby and to go home\nhope it helps
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actually funny you should ask. i used to run a website like that, but it became to much work to balance with other things, depends on what you want...i recently wrote a report on marie curie too, however it was a 12 pager! :)\n\nyou can try this website...\nhttp://www.filesweb.com/spell-check/
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I would go to the Department of Health Professionals for information.They regulate those types of jobs
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probably best to get in touch with your local ICU-possessing hospital and seeing if they can supply you with any suitable (anonymised) materials, or even if you can go down make the notes yourself (which will certainly give you a more true to life experience / record of the patient care, symptoms etc which may have been sugar coated in official materials or those sent out from the hosp)
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Dear Kathryn,\nYou've certainly brought your medical concerns to the right place! The Y!A community members are fully aware of and do appreciate the intimate conditions involving your prognosis.\nMost recognized doctors in the field of medicine would employ a holistic approach to your ailment. Kathryn, please begin your day with a well balanced breakfast to include an ample portion of fruits and grains. After your morning routines are finished, enjoy a brisk walk around the block. If you happen to meet any stray dogs along the way, it would be a good idea to antagonize the creatures in order to add some vigor to your workout.\nNow Kathryn, the remaining portions of your day should be filled with interesting activities and new studies to keep your mind active and in balance, complimentary to what you have done with the physical side of yourself.\nAfter loitering around at the public library all afternoon with a bunch of smelly hobos, you can appreciate a warm bath and time to be good to yourself. Begin to collect an archive of various music genres that you can resolve one day to enjoy after you get the rest of your chores done.\nKathryn, if after following my advice, simply take two aspirin and forget we ever had this little discussion.\nThank you, Kathryn. Have a great day!\n-dylan
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well i think you should start by going onto some US hospital websites.\n\nhave a look there. there are are normally staff contact lists and stuff like that, giving details of tel numbers, email addresses etc..\n\nhope that helps
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Find out who her management is a write her care of them
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check mine out its easy  http://360.yahoo.com/croga75\n\nIts an online journal/blog
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It's best to use a book.  I suggest the book Fundamentals of Nursing.  Any author will do.
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Just write it on piece of paper or ask someone at your job