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Eat Sleep Burn Dan Garner and Tara Lamb - 0 views

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    Eat sleep burn tea recipe will guide you in a step-by-step manner that will make your body listen to your urge to lose weight. This is achieved by understanding the relationship between two hormones which are responsible for your gaining or losing weight. Tara explains the importance of achieving a sound sleep at night and foods to take before going to bed to help you achieve weight loss. When you start this program, you can begin to experience a reduction in belly fat and overweight problem by deep sleep and to maximize all the functions of your organ with the proper ingredient to help you, at last, become the person of your dream....click link for more
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The Keto Diet Basics - Important Things You Should Do - 0 views

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    The keto diet is a high fat, low carb diet that has many health benefits. In fact, much research shows that this form of diet can help one to lose weight along with improving their health. Here are some basics of the ketogenic diet.
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Are Overweight Older Adults At A Higher Risk Of Sarcopenia? | Rising Care - 1 views

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    Sarcopenia can affect both the physical and mental health of the elderly. Thus it is important to understand what Sarcopenia is and when to seek medical aid. Read to know.
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The Pharmacy Business Awards 2023 : The Biggest and Most Prestigious Event in the Industry - 0 views

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    Pharmacy Business will be hosting their annual awards event in the pharmacy calendar with a glittering ceremony to celebrate the very best of community pharmacy. The 23rd edition of the Pharmacy Business Awards will be on Wednesday 4 October 2023 in central London. The awards attract the biggest names in pharmacy, with heads of pharmacy organisations, CEOs of leading manufacturers and wholesalers, health officials and government ministers in attendance. We look forward to bringing together the shining lights of community pharmacy, who show the nation the unique services they continue to provide. REASONS TO ATTEND Understand what the ambitions of the NHS and PSNC are for the future of community pharmacy Understand why its important to develop a wider range of health services Learn how others are achieving this and what the benefits can be Learn what the benefits of embracing technological innovations are Hear what others are doing and what the benefits are to their business Network with and learn from your peers in community pharmacy WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Pharmacy owners Pharmacy managers Other pharmacy stakeholders Exciting news! Pharmacy Business Awards 2023 are just around the corner!
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RISK FACTORS OF STOMACH CANCER ~ HEALTH:THEGREATESTGIFTOFGOD - 5 views

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    Yesterday during my outdoor posting i attended an elderly individual presenting with advanced features of stomach cancer .He was in a lot of anguish and pain.
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Role of pharmacy services:New inquiry to examine - 0 views

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    The pharmacy inquiry will explore issues impacting different types of pharmacy, with a particular focus on community, primary care and hospital pharmacy services. It will also consider current challenges around funding, workforce and the digital infrastructure. Planned developments within the profession will enable future pharmacists to be independent prescribers from day one of registration, giving them a greater role within primary care teams. Health and Social Care Committee Chair Steve Brine MP said: "It is clear that pharmacy has a central role to play in the future of the NHS. With a greater focus on personalised and patient-centred healthcare, we will be asking what more must be done to make sure that the profession is in the best shape to meet demand. "Better use of the pharmacy workforce would reduce pressures on general practice and hospitals. However, this will not happen without a planned workforce with the funding, supervision and training to support it. "At the end of the inquiry, the committee will be making recommendations to the government on what action needs to be taken to ensure the potential of pharmacy is realised.
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Colon Health: Psyllium husk is it good or bad for the body? - 7 views

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    Psyllium husk is derived from a seed of Plantago Ovata which is very high in soluble fiber. Because of its high content in dietary fiber, psyllium husk become the choice of many dietary supplements. Psyllium when taken orally followed by drinking large amount of water form a gelatinous mass that keep waste materials soft.
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LOW-FAT CRANBERRY ORANGE MUFFINS - High fiber recipe! - 15 views

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    2 cups NutraCleanse 1 1/2 cups whole wheat flour 3 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 3/4 c orange juice 3/4 c sugar 1/2 c corn syrup (light or dark) 3 eggs (3 egg whites can be used in place of 3 whole eggs for a lower fat version of recipe) 1 whole washed orange including peel, quartered and seeded 1 1/2 c chopped dried cranberries Directions: Combine NutraCleanse, whole wheat flower, baking powder and salt in medium mixing bowl. In blender, combine orange juice, sugar, corn syrup, eggs and whole orange. Blend on high approx. 20 seconds until orange is finely blended into liquid mixture. Add liquid mixture to dry ingredients,and thoroughly combine. Add dried cranberries and spoon batter into lightly sprayed muffin tray. Bake at 400 degrees for approx. 25 minutes or until slightly browned on top and toothpick inserted comes out clean. Makes 12 large muffins. This is a delicious and easy high fiber recipe. Read more recipes on http://colonnews.com
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Acupressure Spine Roller - Su-j Helth (Acupressure-Health) - 2 views

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    Acupressure Spine Roller : (Magnetic Deluxe) This device is useful for back pain, back discomfort, spine trouble and muscle fatigue, etc. Tone up of spinal nerves and revitalizes total body, removes stiffness. It can also be used as a body massager. Office employees may take use daily for 5 minutes to avoid unnecessary backache. Its deluxe shape specially designed for firm grip and full pressure.
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    Medical Billing Specialist - Aqreva Services is one of the leading medical billing solution provider all over world that offers you medical billing solutions for your practice.
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Technology and Leadership in community pharmacy - 0 views

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    What skills does a pharmacist need these days? You'd think it would be sufficient to have a good understanding of pharmacy and the ability to offer a great patient service. Whilst this is true of course, the reality of the day to day role demands skills which most pharmacists have not been trained for as part of their formal qualification. At the very least, pharmacists find themselves responsible for running the pharmacy, managing people, managing processes and dealing with issues relating to customers, suppliers, surgeries, regulators and stakeholders. Even the most junior pharmacists quickly find themselves being accountable for the financial performance of their department and having to work within budgets or deliver on targets. Remarkably, despite the apparent lack of any formal training in these areas, pharmacists have been able to adapt and meet the challenges of whatever their job has thrown at them. Many pharmacists go even further, bringing out their inner entrepreneurial spirit to set up their own business. There are now over 6,000 pharmacy businesses owned by independent pharmacists, with this segment growing. Whilst pharmacists have historically adapted to their environments and picked up the necessary business skills, the rapidly changing landscape of pharmacy will require pharmacists to establish new skills to help ensure their businesses survive and thrive.
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GUEST COLUMN: Changing landscape of community pharmacy - Latest Pharmacy News | Busines... - 0 views

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    As we transition in England through yet another NHS organisational change, I ask myself what does this mean for community pharmacy? I would like to think that this change will bring about opportunity and a chance for community pharmacy to showcase and continue the excellent work that was carried out during the height of the pandemic and is still ongoing today. I hope that it allows community pharmacy to be regarded as part of the NHS rather than sitting on the side lines. This change has to lead to better funding for community pharmacy, without sufficient funding we will see more pharmacies close. We are hearing a lot about winter pressures but this year it feels like all year round pressure. What I have seen, whilst the NHS is under such pressure, is North East London (NEL) CCG transitioning to an integrated care board (ICB) almost seamlessly. I have seen people transitioning into new roles, whilst working hard to ensure that all plates are still spinning, which at the moment is no mean feat. I spent a day out recently visiting pharmacies with the chief medical officer of NHS NEL, Dr Paul Gilluley. The visits were positive, we felt listened to and understood. The feedback was great, it was recognised that community pharmacy is often the informal front door to the NHS and that we have so much to offer in terms of ill health prevention. Community pharmacy can offer a total solution as long as we have the tools to do so, which can save so much time and money. An example is the GP CPCS service, which has launched well across NEL.
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Pharmacy professional leadership :Vision for the future - 0 views

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    Today I'm proud to share with you the statement we submitted to the UK Commission on Pharmacy Professional Leadership in which we set out what professional leadership means to RPS. I recognise we haven't always been clear in communicating our ideas to members and our external stakeholders. Through the Commission, and our own Independent Review of member participation and communications, we are determined to remedy this. We're committed to lead pharmacy in the best interest of patients and the professions. This means that sometimes we will need to take difficult decisions. We will do the right thing for the long term, ultimately driving what's best for patient care. There are some key changes we believe are necessary to fulfil the profession's ambitions. To achieve a more unified approach to pharmacy leadership, we believe both pharmacists and pharmacy technicians should be represented by RPS within professional faculties that capitalise on the strengths of each discipline whilst retaining distinct professional voices. Many of our members work with pharmacy technicians every day and know just how essential they are to their role and to patient care. We feel the same at RPS and it makes perfect sense to evolve into an organisation where both professions can advance their scope of practice, working in alignment as part of the wider multi-professional team. We will develop and implement post-registration curricula and credentialing for all pharmacists and pharmacy technicians working with patients and the public. To do this we will require formal delegation of authority by the GPhC.
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RPS, BMA call for improvements to pharmacotherapy service - 0 views

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    The Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Scotland the BMA's Scottish GP Committee has called for improvements to the pharmacotherapy service. The joint statement released by the organisations on Friday (13 January), has recognised that much progress has been made but states that further improvements are needed to fully maximise the benefits of the service. It highlighted the need for better use of skill mix, including more clearly defining roles and responsibilities; improved IT enablers to reduce administrative burden; and further developing a tandem model of working comprising hubs with in-practice activity The two organisations state that inadequate funding and workforce shortages are a real threat to the pharmacotherapy service. They have urge Scottish Government to reconsider its recent decision to reduce funding for training pharmacy technicians. Clare Morrison, RPS Director for Scotland, said: "In the statement, we stress that the use of pharmacists' clinical skills must be maximised.
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UK Commission on Pharmacy Professional Leadership report - 0 views

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    The UK Commission on Pharmacy Professional Leadership set up by the Chief Pharmaceutical Officers of England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales has published its recommendations for the 'future of pharmacy professional leadership in the UK' on Monday (6 February). The Commission is co-chaired by Nigel Clarke, Former Chair of the General Pharmaceutical Council, and Professor Dame Jane Dacre, Professor of Medical Education at University College London Medical School. The Commission proposes that closer collaboration between professional leadership bodies and specialist professional groups as part of a Pharmacy Leadership Council will enable and support pharmacists and pharmacy technicians to meet the opportunities and challenges ahead. The Council will be set up in 2023 to lead the implementation of the report's vision and recommendations over five years. Commission Co-Chairs, Professor Dame Jane Dacre and Nigel Clarke: "The Commission has set out a collaborative approach to transform pharmacy professional leadership and deliver sustained benefits for patients and the public and pharmacy professionals in the UK.
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Motivation Tips Century Rides | Century Bike Training - 2 views

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    Are you training for a century or some other big fitness challenge? Are you guilty of setting yourself training plans and then abandoning them after a week or so? In this article you will learn some top tips for staying motivated and committed to your century training program that will guarantee you reach your goal.
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Technology Forecasting Hats:Pharmacists urged to put on - 0 views

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    It's time for pharmacists to get their technology forecasting hats on and be selective in choosing digital technologies, commented Prof James Woudhuysen, of London South Bank University, at the National Pharmacy Association (NPA) Conference, Pharmacy Odyssey, held on Thursday (13 October). In a session on 'Healthcare in tomorrow's digital environment', hosted by Fergus Walsh, Prof Woudhuysen opined that digitisation has its merit, but it's quite tricky, and slower than we imagine. "Mechanisation has a digital component that we can look to as a way out of the gloom of the moment. And in dispensing, labelling, prescribing, and many other features of the conventional retail pharmacist, there's a lot that could be done for productivity and automation," he said. Replying to a question on 'where are we at the digital front now and where can it go', Woudhuysen replied: "It's taken 20 years for the electronic prescription. It was Tony Blair, who wanted every prescription electronic. The mishaps on repeat prescriptions and all the rest of it are still quite intense. So, we need to remember that electronics is only as clever as software and then human input into it. There're still many mistakes.
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