Team approach best for providing palliative care

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Clinicians involved in taking care of seriously injured patients require to work hard in trying to help them make adjustments, manage distress, reduce suffering and find joy and meaning in a changed life. It is suggested that a team approach is a must in such a palliative care.

Management dynamics, Care and treatment, Practice, Palliative treatment, Palliative care, Wounds and injuries, Injuries

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Doctors asked to take the lead

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The U.S. Center for Disease Control has put out guidelines designed to help doctors influence HIV+ patients in an effort to stop the spread of the virus. This article provides specific suggestions.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Services development, Standards, Methods, Product development, Prevention, Medical professions, HIV (Viruses), HIV, Company service development, Service development

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CDC launches program to track violent deaths

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The importance of the National Violent Death Reporting System of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to violence prevention, trends detection and patterns identification is discussed.

General services, Labor Distribution by Employer, Statistics, Company systems management, Information management, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Violent deaths

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