Holistic medicine, or “holistic health”, is a belief that both the physical and mental aspects of life are closely connected and factor into the overall health and wellness of a person. Holistic health is usually associated with the topic of alternative medicine, but it is becoming more mainstream in this day and age. The concept […]
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As the opioid epidemic rages on, medical educators and researchers are increasingly exploring nonpharmacological treatments for pain. When patients with chronic pain visit Erica Kumala, MD, at the Family Medicine Clinic at Alvernon, they likely won’t leave with an opioid prescription. Rather, the second-year resident in the University of Arizona—Tucson Alvernon Family Medicine Residency program […]
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Lack of training in healthcare is a challenging problem. But, there are several low-cost training options to improve staff competency, quality of patient care, and business profits. Official training programs are an integral part of hiring new employees and integrating them into a company. But sadly, the training often stops soon after orientation. With growing […]
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Comprised of Northern Ireland and Great Britain, the U.K. might not truly feel completely united. Nevertheless this age-old region is packed with appeal for the visitor, from impressive cities to gorgeous countryside. Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales have become fantastic attractions in their own way, and tours between these places express both the universal […]
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The privacy concerns surrounding Facebook and other social networking sites have brought online reputation management to the forefront of discussions of privacy within libraries. Beyond online social networking, comprehensive online reputation management encompasses a huge range of technologies capable of documenting our digital lives. Examples emerge daily of the ability for online media to record […]
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One aspect of Britain’s modern CRE base which warrants particular interest is its rapidly expanding private rental sector (PRS), an often overlooked but all the same increasingly important CRE market. We have already given attention to what part of Britain’s residential property can be considered CRE, concluding that it qualifies if it is privately let […]
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Millennials love self-improvement; whether it’s learning how to be an inspirational leader or changemaker, coding for beginners or Leaning In – they seemingly can’t get enough of it. In 2015, as much as 94 per cent of millennials reported making personal improvement commitments (compared with 84 per cent of Boomers and 81 per cent of […]
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Typically, the education sector is slow to make a significant change. However, the benefits of technology are too substantial, and it is the catalyst driving change. Internet connectivity and technological innovations touch every aspect of our lives daily, and these same digital advancements are transforming education. Educational institutions need to remain competitive in this dynamic […]
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Much has been written about the importance of remembering the lessons of history. Surely we should be able to recall the mistakes that led us to fascism, or to many of the other deplorable actions of our collective and individual pasts, so that we can use the past to avoid repeating previous errors in politics, […]
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Economic independence often is the everlasting aspiration of the majority of investors. Lots of people have faith in the established principle of doing a standard job until you reach 65, and then hurrying to make up for anything neglected through past many years. I don’t subscribe to that. I additionally don’t believe in the minimal […]
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