Clinical and social background “The HR offers to dependent subjects, elderly and not, with an outcome of physical illnesses, mental or sensory mixed, not treatable at home, an average level of medical, nursing and rehabilitation, accompanied by a high level of protect and hotel assistance, modulated according to the model of care adopted by the Regions and Autonomous Provinces (DPR 14.01.97). T...

In the conception of narrative developed by Labov (Labov, 1972, 1981, 1997; Labov & Waletzky, 1967/1997), the typical narrative is that of personal experience. The core formal element of this type of narrative is its temporal organization, and in particular the juxtaposition of two events that cannot be reversed while preserving the coherence of the story (a “temporal junction” (Labov, 1981, p....

The legal aspects of epilepsy encompass all the issues that are encountered in the legal considerations that affect any person’s everyday life. These areas include all those experiences that involve the home, work, driving, inter-personal relationships and virtually every aspect of daily living. There is no reason to suspect that these legal issues should be any different to those facing people...

Every word to utter from the writer involves the element of this life. The writer really shows how the simple words can maximize how the impression of this book is uttered directly for the readers. Even you have known about the content of legal aspects of medicine so much, you can easily do it for your better connection. In delivering the presence of the book concept, you can find out the boo s...

Spamming along A federal court in Alexandria, Virginia, has held that spammer LGCM, Inc. was liable to America Online (AOL) for fraud. LGCM thwarted AOL’s anti-spam software, the court found, and sent out over AOL’s system millions of unsolicited emails that solicited business for pornographic Web sites. The court’s November 1998 order of summary judgment required LGCM to cease abusing AOL’s sy...

Summer 2005 ■ Volume 83 292 The U.S. Census Bureau reports that 10.4% of the U.S. population, or approximately 28 million individuals, are immigrants (Schmidley, 2001). Immigration is undoubtedly the strongest force that has shaped U.S. history, and current global changes account for unprecedented movements of individuals across the world in search of better life opportunities and conditions (M...

IN its technical aspects medical education in the United Kingdom is traditionally amateur. Curricula conform only within the widest of guidelines; teaching methods and performances are rarely assessed; examinations are often antiquated in concept and execution and the results rarely validated; the syllabus is organised frequently with the convenience of teachers the overriding desideratum and i...

Introduction:First, definition the stem cell refers to those cells that are still not clear and are not equipped for a particular task. These cells have proliferative properties and  ability to differentiate into other types of cells have become. This characteristic of stem cells to self-directed has absorbed professional opinion that extensive research is done in this regard. Nowadays, stem ce...

The combination of rapid innovation and high risk obstetric sonography has resulted in increased potential for litigation: 80% of suits in sonography are obstetric-related. These suits come under the category of tort law, where damages are sought to compensate those whose interests have been harmed. To win a claim the plaintiff must prove that a legal duty has been breached, that damages hav...