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Overview: Essentially, covering in 90 minutes the basics of E everything that applies to your clinical work. We will give you the questions to ask your IT people, because you should not implicitly trust them, because the law will hold you accountable more than them. We will first cover the general principles of electronic compliances as laid forth in HIPAA. We will then discuss how this applies to your desktop/laptop/iPads and smart devices, other electronic equipment such as routers and modems. We also cover the use of email, secure mail and your EHR/EMR. We will discuss the pros and cons of using the cloud for your data storage and EHR/EMR, i.e. knowing what a HIPAA compliant data center looks like. Principles in the use of encryption and passwords and other security principles will also be covered. Why should you Attend: Unless you are 100% sure you've thought through every angle of your patient's electronic PHI and you sleep like a baby never concerned about this then you need to attend. If you have any questions about the details of what electronic compliance looks like and how it's applied in day-to-day clinical and business activities, interactions with vendors, EHR/EMR, your relationship with your ISP and IT providers, use of all electronic devices, then this workshop is for you. It also gives you principles to apply in new situations which are likely to arise frequently. If you wrote the book on this it would be out of date in 24 hours, so what's important is to learn how to think about these things and use your resources to stay ahead of the game. If you are confident you have the basics covered on every item listed below then this seminar is not for you. Areas Covered in the Session: HIPAA electronic compliance Secure use of EHR/EMR Email and secure mail use Encryption and password security principles Interfacing with the public Interfacing with vendors such as ISPs and other telecommunication companies Backups Cloud use How to know your data center

It's not common knowledge that some cases of mental obsessions and behavioral compulsions can actually be a medical condition known as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Medical help - through medication and psychotherapy - can help significantly in most cases.

Alzheimer's is a mental illness that mostly affects the elderly. It is characterized by dementia, cognitive impairment, and mood swings. The patient gradually fades into a state of perpetual darkness and lack of self-awareness. Here are some steps we can take to reduce our own risk.

Scientists are trying to find ways to prevent Alzheimer's before it comes knocking at your doorstep. Extensive research is taking place even as you read this. Everyone hopes to put together the answer before it becomes a global issue. Here are a few risk factors that you can and can't avoid:

Patients who are suffering from cancer receive Chemotherapy often suffer treatment side effects including fatigue, sleep disturbances, and other physical and mental side effects. Amongst all, Sleep disturbance is the most common symptoms which are experienced by cancer patients, occurs in approx. 80% of patients during chemotherapy, and results in hindering in quality of life. Several studies have researched the effectiveness of yoga, which includes breathing, postures, and/or meditation, in a population of patients with cancer.

What is Depression? Every individual experiences feelings of worthlessness, sadness, and negativity. It is when these feelings spiral out of control and consume the individual to an extent that his/her normal life is disrupted, that depression arises. Depression is a serious medical condition and can significantly weaken the individual both physically and mentally. What are the causes and risk factors of depression? In medical terms, depression is due to a decreased amount of certain chemicals in the brain. Depression has a genetic basis, i.e. depression may run in family. It can also be triggered by an event such as the loss of a loved one, losing a job, etc. There are some hormonal problems like decreased thyroid levels that can also lead to depression. Depression can also follow after the diagnosis of a serious illness and leads to impaired treatment of the disease. It is accompanied by the feeling of not getting well and hence ignoring the medication and the other activities that have been advised by the doctor. Risk factors Traumatic past, abuse, neglect Loss of a loved one Serious medical conditions like Parkinson's disease, etc. Also Read: How to Prevent Depression in Elderly What are the symptoms of depression? Persisting feeling of sadness, anxiety Low self-esteem Feeling worthless Pessimistic mindset Decreased appetite Difficulty in sleeping Oversleeping Inability to concentrate Talking, walking slowly Constantly feeling tired Loss of interest in activities that were previously enjoyable Decreased sexual desire Weight loss Headache Abdominal cramps Having ideas about death, contemplating suicide What are the investigations for depression? As such there are no investigations for depression. If the symptoms listed above continue for more than two weeks, the person is diagnosed with depression. Investigations advised by the doctor can be - Thyroid function tests Cortisol levels in the blood What is the treatment of depression? The treatment is both

With restrictions applied nationwide and people under obligation to stay at home, our mental health is at risk. One way or the other, we must have a plan in place on how to get through the days in quarantine.

The sabbatical is "a break from work" during which employees can pursue their interests, like traveling, writing, research, volunteering, or other activities (or even rest). During that time, the employee is still employed at their organization, but they don't need to perform their normal job duties or report to work. Well-being sabbatical applies to each employee as per the different policies for different organizations however with one common factor of being paid for the entire period of the sabbatical attaining more productivity and mental/physical wellbeing.

Yoga is a group of mental, physical, and spiritual practices or disciplines that originated in ancient India. With time, people have discovered several health benefits associated with yoga. Yoga improves posture, increases flexibility, builds muscle strength, helps in lowering blood sugar, boosts metabolism, increases blood flow, increases self-esteem, keeps diseases at bay, helps you sleep better, and improves lung function. Accessories that one may need while doing yoga include yoga mats, yoga straps, yoga clothes, yoga bricks, yoga wheel, yoga belt, yoga wedge, yoga towel, exercise ball, yoga CD's, etc. Many factors are driving the overall growth of the yoga accessories market. The rising popularity of yoga, as well as the growing awareness among health-conscious people worldwide, is one of the key driving factors for the market growth. The number of 'yogis' has increased by more than 50% in the last few years. Growing concerns about health and fitness due to the rising health problems (such as obesity) has led to the increasing adoption of Yoga, which, in turn, boost the market growth. Read more @ https://coherentmarketinsights-blog.blogspot.com/2021/01/rising-popularity-of-yoga-worldwide-to.html

Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression is a mental or psychological health condition that causes extreme mood swings which may include emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression).

Overview: This webinar will explain the details of how to report and what to report on the OSHA Injury and Illness report. It will include an explanation of how to determine if an injury is work related, if an injury is new or ongoing, and what the differences are between first aid and medical treatment. A specific list of what constitutes injuries, illnesses and first aid treatment will be provided, along with practical examples of how to determine if an injury should be reported. In addition, examples of the forms used to report injuries, as well as annual summaries will be presented. Why should you attend: OSHA Injury and Illness Record keeping provides a window for regulators to see into your business to determine if the work environment is safe or if there are problems. Correct reporting of injury and illness data and a clear understanding of what to report and how to report it is a key necessity to avoid potential inspections and fines. Areas Covered in the Session: Injury and Illness reporting Determination of workplace relatedness Differences between first aid and medical treatment Determination of case as new or ongoing How to count total lost days Advantages that a company can provide to reduce risks of inspections and fines Who Will Benefit: Safety Personnel HR Personnel Managers Executives Speaker Profile Kenneth S. Weinberg is an independent consultant in environmental health and safety. Dr. Weinberg has consulted for several companies in the areas of OSHA Injury and Illness reporting, as well as auditing for OSHA inspections. He has worked as the Director of Safety at Mass. General Hospital in Boston for almost twelve years, and has written several books on the topics of health care safety, OSHA, and Indoor Air Quality. He has also written several articles for prominent national safety publications, and serves on the editorial advisory boards for safety publications. He Also has been Administrator of the Health Care Divisio0n of the American Socie

Laughter is not only associated with bringing happiness in life but also with a number of mental and physical health advantages. Irrespective of what state a person is in, laughter acts in a therapeutic way and eases stress thereby relaxing body and mind. In What Ways Can a Good Laugh Benefit You?

Pluspin brings a range of healthcare assessments to enforce preventive and continuous care. The next release ( most waited !) is the health assessment based on demographics, gender, family health history, current symptoms, genetics etc to give recommendations on physical , mental and emotional lifestyle management. Stay tuned !

Stress is everywhere. Not just adults but kids face it too. Handling stress is a bit more challenging for children as they are too young to comprehend their feelings. The key to helping kids manage stress is to instill in them the mental strength required to handle difficult situations and at the same time provide the needed emotional cushion.

Down syndrome is also known as DS or DNS. This is a genetic disorder. Our human body is made of millions of cells.

When private practices follow Trump Administration's Guidelines for Opening Up America, medical billing services, as their business associates, support them in a spirited way. From accounts receivable management to payment posting, medical billing services such as P3Care look to expedite the process for increased stability.