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Nursing Standard, 1991
From next year personal professional profiles will be dispatched to registered nurses, midwives and health visitors courtesy of the UK Central Council. The Council's decision is welcome. While it may add to the costs of implementing its Post Registration Education and Practice (PREP) reforms, it is right that the UKCC should carry the burden of payment.
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From next year personal professional profiles will be dispatched to registered nurses, midwives and health visitors courtesy of the UK Central Council. The Council's decision is welcome. While it may add to the costs of implementing its Post Registration Education and Practice (PREP) reforms, it is right that the UKCC should carry the burden of payment.
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The definitive guide to boarding schools in the United States. For parents who are considering boarding school for their child, evaluating the many different schools to find the right fit can be an overwhelming experience. Navigating the application process can be even more complex and difficult.
Bethany Rooney, Mary Lou Belli
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Bethany Rooney, Mary Lou Belli
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Nursing Standard, 1994
Substantial modifications to the UKCC's PREP proposals are likely to be agreed at next week's Council meeting.
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Substantial modifications to the UKCC's PREP proposals are likely to be agreed at next week's Council meeting.
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The potential pitfalls of PrEP
The Lancet HIV, 2019Stephanie Cohen and colleagues report the sixth occurrence of HIV transmission despite high adherence to preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and emtricitabine. Pharmacological biomarkers of adherence included tenofovir and emtricitabine concentrations in blood plasma and segmented hair, and intracellular PrEP metabolite ...
Mackenzie L, Cottrell, Julie B, Dumond
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Technical Education and Industrial Training, 1968
The Public Schools Commission's first report has already become a rather bad educational joke. Some are still laughing at it; others, within just three months, have half-forgotten it. It is, perhaps, a little unfair. When you set out to achieve the impossible critics can afford to be a little more charitable about your subsequent failure.
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The Public Schools Commission's first report has already become a rather bad educational joke. Some are still laughing at it; others, within just three months, have half-forgotten it. It is, perhaps, a little unfair. When you set out to achieve the impossible critics can afford to be a little more charitable about your subsequent failure.
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State policies on pharmacist-initiated PrEP and PrEP usage
Journal of the American Pharmacists AssociationTo increase access and use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), medications which serve as an effective prophylaxis for HIV, several U.S. states have permitted pharmacists to provide PrEP to patients independent from other providers. States have implemented this policy either by allowing pharmacists to serve as stop-gap providers by prescribing PrEP to ...
Taylor Le, Thomas Kelly
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Pediatrics In Review, 1992
The Department of Education of the American Academy of Pediatrics has provided residency training program directors with a complimentary copy of CompuPREP, the computerized version of the PREP Self-Assessment, each year since the computer version became available.
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The Department of Education of the American Academy of Pediatrics has provided residency training program directors with a complimentary copy of CompuPREP, the computerized version of the PREP Self-Assessment, each year since the computer version became available.
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Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 2002
My prior essay in this section dissected recent European work that claimed an amazing surgical-site infection (SSI) prevention benefit of giving patients 80% oxygen by mask for a few hours perioperatively. Its authors proposed that using this simple adjunct halves SSI risk in colorectal operations. Besides addressing some specific methodology concerns,
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My prior essay in this section dissected recent European work that claimed an amazing surgical-site infection (SSI) prevention benefit of giving patients 80% oxygen by mask for a few hours perioperatively. Its authors proposed that using this simple adjunct halves SSI risk in colorectal operations. Besides addressing some specific methodology concerns,
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