Oropharyngeal Immunotherapy (OPI): Protocol and Benefits

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Oropharyngeal Immunotherapy (OPI)

Introduction: Oropharyngeal Immunotherapy (OPI) involves applying colostrum or mother’s own milk (MOM) directly onto the oral mucosa. OPI requires a specific dose and frequency.

  1. OPI is given to ALL NPO infants as soon as colostrum/MOM is available. Current evidence supports this practice in neonates who are NPO, intubated, and/or receiving enteral nutrition.
  2. OPI should be initiated on the first day of life and continued until oral feeds are introduced.
  3. Protective breastfeeding
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Chilean Health System and Nursing Theories

Posted by on Mar 16, 2025 in Other university degrees and diplomas | 0 comments

Health System in Chile

Health System in Chile: Consisting of the health ministry, SEREMIs (Regional Ministerial Secretariats), health services, IST (Institute for Occupational Safety), Central Supply (SNSS), and FONASA (National Health Fund).

FONASA: Raises, manages, and distributes resources; implements health financing measures; and handles equipment acquisition.

Care Management

Care Management: Implementation of trials, organization, motivation, and control of nursing care delivery.

Florence Nightingale’

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Pharmacy Practice in India: History, SOPs, and Patient Care

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History of Pharmacy in India

The genesis of community pharmacy practice in India can be traced back to British India, when the profession was only business oriented and the professionals were called either drug sellers or drug dispensers. Scotch M. Bathgate opened the first chemist shop in Kolkata in 1811, marking the starting point of pharmacy practice in India. Pharmacy education under British rule first began in Madras Medical School in December 1860 with a 2-year course.
  • In Goa, under Portuguese
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TMU Medical School Interview: Questions and Answers

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TMU Kira Interview

What motivates you to practice medicine in diverse communities like Peel/Brampton?

  1. Personally, pursuing medicine is not just about treating illness—it’s about fighting for health equity and dismantling the systemic barriers that prevent people from receiving the care they deserve.

  2. This passion stems from my lived experiences growing up in a traditional Moroccan household and becoming acutely aware of the challenges that many culturally-diverse Canadians face in accessing care.

  3. One

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Teen Part-Time Jobs: Benefits and Drawbacks

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Teen Part-Time Jobs: A Worthwhile Experience?

Nowadays, teenage students worldwide are increasingly engaging in part-time jobs, especially in developed nations. Although there are different views on this topic, I believe it is a good idea for teenagers to take up part-time jobs while they are students. They can learn about responsibility, punctuality, the value of money, and how to work as a member of a team.

Developing Responsibility and Punctuality

Students can learn to be responsible and observe

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Key Definitions in Workplace Safety and Processes

Posted by on Mar 13, 2025 in Other university degrees and diplomas | 0 comments

Process: A set of resources and activities that transform, adding value, inputs into outputs.

Sub-Process: A set of activities that can be disaggregated from a process and constitute a community that meets the definition of a process.

Risk: The combination of the probability and the result(s) of the occurrence of a hazardous event.

Safety: Conditions and factors affecting the physical integrity of employees, temporary workers, contractors, visitors, and any other person in the workplace.

Workplace:

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