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When it comes to dental health, you might say celebrity interior designer and television host Nate Berkus is lucky: Unlike many TV personalities, he didn't need cosmetic dental work to achieve — or maintain — his superstar smile. How did he manage that? Nate credits the preventive dental treatments he received as a youngster.
"I'm grateful for having been given fluoride treatments and sealants as a child. Healthy habits should start at a young age," he told an interviewer from Dear Doctor magazine. We couldn't have said it better — but let's take a moment and examine exactly what these treatments do.
Fluoride treatment — that is, the topical (surface) application of a concentrated fluoride gel to a child's teeth — is a procedure that's often recommended by pediatric dentists. Although tooth enamel is among the hardest substances in nature, fluoride has been shown to make it more resistant to tooth decay. And that means fewer cavities! Studies show that even if you brush regularly and live in an area with fluoridated water, your child could still benefit from the powerful protection of fluoride treatments given at the dental office.
Another potent defense against cavities is dental sealants. Despite your child's best efforts with the toothbrush, it's still possible for decay bacteria to remain in the "pits and fissures" of the teeth — those areas of the molars, for example, which have tiny serrated ridges and valleys where it's easy for bacteria to grow. Dental sealants fill in and protect vulnerable areas from bacterial attack, greatly decreasing the risk that future dental treatment will be required.
Why not take a tip from our favorite celebrity interior designer, and ask about cavity-preventing treatments for your children's teeth? If you would like more information about fluoride treatments or dental sealants, please contact us for a consultation. You can learn more in the Dear Doctor magazine articles "Topical Fluoride" and "Sealants for Children."
A crown restoration is a fabricated replica of a natural tooth. The mechanics and methods to prepare the tooth and attach the new crown are standard procedures in dentistry. But the crowns themselves — their individual shape, color and material from which they're constructed — can differ greatly depending on each patient's individual needs and desires. All these factors can have a bearing on cost — not to mention the process a dentist may employ to produce a custom crown.
Crowns are usually fashioned by a dental laboratory technician using castings of the patient's mouth prepared by the dentist. These professionals should be considered artists as well as scientists. And, like artists with certain areas of strength and expertise, individual technicians may also develop high practical skill for a particular type of tooth replacement; it's not uncommon for a dentist to use a different dental technician for a particular type and size of tooth to be restored. This could prove to be a factor in the final cost.
The efforts to create the best color in the crown can also affect cost. While we think of teeth as uniformly "pearly white," there really are variations and gradations in normal tooth color (even within the same tooth). Again, a bit of artistry is important here, as the dentist communicates with the technician on not only the color but also the subtle hue gradations along the length of the crown. Your input as a patient is also valuable in determining color — you must be satisfied with the final product. Fortunately, it's now possible to take a "test drive" of your potentially new look with a provisional crown that will allow you to see just how your permanent crown (which will be made of longer-lasting, higher quality materials) will appear.
These factors, as well as the limitations you may face by your insurance coverage, can greatly influence the final cost of treatment. As your dentist, we will consult and work with you to find the best crown restoration option that will fit both your dental needs and your financial ability.
If you would like more information on your options for crowns and other restorations, please contact us or schedule an appointment for a consultation. You can also learn more about this topic by reading the Dear Doctor magazine article "Value of Quality Care."


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Software Engineer, Front-End
As a front-end engineer at DoorDash, you'll help design and build out beautiful, intuitive user interfaces for our web applications to create the best delivery experience for our consumers, merchants and drivers.
What you'll achieve
- Become a product owner for one of our client facing applications
- Write robust, highly tested, well-crafted code that you can be proud of.
- Fight for the best customer experience through technical and product decisions.
About you
- You are deeply empathetic—we're one team, all excited to learn, build great products, and ship beautifully crafted code—and you know trust, understanding, and collaboration are foundational to that.
- You bring a diverse perspective to the underlying why of the work—we can only build the best product and team if we are empathetic to our customers, flexible in our views, and empowering of different voices in our process.
- Committed in your dedication to writing modular, testable code that will stand up to the test of time.
- Passionate about finding the best architectures and tools to take the team to the next level.
- Extremely humble, but willing to fight for good ideas with strong experience, valid data, or tactile prototypes to back it up. Strong opinions, weakly held.
- You love to ship small and ship fast—getting something modular and robust out in the world is the best way to learn what works and what doesn't.
- Obsessed with beautiful design and user interfaces, and an expert in implementing them.
- Understanding of cross-browser compatibility, progressive enhancement and graceful degradation, responsive design, website performance, and accessibility
- Eager to work in a collaborative startup environment and a desire to disrupt logistics
- Mastery of the foundations of the web: vanilla JS, HTML5, CSS3
- B.S., M.S. of PhD or 3+ years of industry experience
- Experience architecting large-scale frontend applications
- Deep understanding of REST principles and experience working with and implementing backend APIs
- Experience with MVC, MVVM, Reactive programming models to build web applications
- Experience with React (and its concepts), Redux, Angular, jQuery, Webpack, CSS Preprocessors (like SASS, PostCSS)
- Familiarity with Sketch / Photoshop / UI design
- Experience with documentation, unit and integration testing
- Contributor to open source projects
About us
Founded in 2013, DoorDash is a San Francisco-based technology company passionate about transforming local businesses and dedicated to enabling new ways of working, earning, and living. Today, DoorDash connects customers with their favorite local and national businesses in more than 1,000 cities across the United States and Canada. By building intelligent, last-mile delivery technology for local cities, DoorDash aims to connect people with the things they care about — one dash at a time.

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Automation of conformance testing for communication protocols.
This article summarizes the experience gained by the UniTESK team in development of model-based test suites for conformance testing of Internet protocols. Here we call "Internet protocols" the protocols of TCP/IP stack starting network level. We performed testing of network-level protocols IPv6 and Mobile IPv6, security protocols , IPsec v2 and TLS/SSL, mail protocols SMTP, POP3 and IMAP. The projects described in this article used the UniTESK technology as a base for test construction: we modeling protocol under test as a state machine with implicitly defined transitions, and the tests are constructed as traversal of test state machine. During the development of test suites we identified certain features of the protocols that make it difficult to apply UniTESK unmodified to protocol conformance testing, as well as some limitations of UniTESK toolkits. Nevertheless all these obstacles were successfully overcome without going beyond UniTESK concepts.
Proceedings of the Institute for System Programming, vol. 26, issue 1, 2014, pp. 109-148.
ISSN 2220-6426 (Online), ISSN 2079-8156 (Print).


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If you know anything about us, you know we're famous for our perfectly seasoned chicken.
But we know that many of you like to kick things up a notch.
So we grabbed a few 2 Pc Dinner Combos (which are only $5 for a limited time at participating locations!) and tried eight hot sauces (many recommended by our fans) on our chicken.
Here's how it went down…
Hot Sauce: Marie Sharp's Belizean Heat
Verdict: This one is HOT! And while the flavor is great, we think it's a little too hot for our chicken. This habanero pepper sauce left our mouths a little numb.
Hot Sauce: Texas Pete
Verdict: Our hot sauce of choice and for a good reason. It's smooth with an enjoyable kick. We definitely keep packets of this one on hand at all times.
Hot Sauce: Secret Aardvark
Verdict: The tang of this habanero hot sauce doesn't quite mesh with our chicken. A little too sweet. We didn't try this, but we think it'd go great on our Grilled Chicken Sandwich.
Hot Sauce: Cholula
Verdict: You've probably seen this one at your favorite Mexican restaurant. We're big fans of it on our chicken! It reminds us of Texas Pete with an extra peppery kick.
Hot Sauce: Frank's Red Hot Buffalo
Verdict: Big fan of this one. We recommend slathering some Frank's on a few of our chicken wings.
Hot Sauce: Sriracha Hot Chili Sauce
Verdict: Most known to pair with Asian foods, and we think we'll keep it that way. Great flavor but doesn't mesh well with our seasoned chicken.
Hot Sauce: Tabasco Green Pepper Sauce
Verdict: There was some hesitation within our team for even trying this one with our chicken. But guess what? It works! The slightly sour hints work surprisingly well. And for folks who can't handle the heat of the more aggressive hot sauces, this one may work for you.
Hot Sauce: Pain 100%
Verdict: Truly, this one is 100% pain. While we highly respect those who can use it, we don't think we'll douse our chicken in this one again!
So grab a 2 Pc Dinner Combo (available for just $5 at participating locations for a limited time) and do some taste tests yourself. Be sure to let us know your favorite hot sauce on Twitter!
Disclaimer: Opinions are our own. We did not partner with any of these hot sauce brands to create this content.


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The Vigdís Finnbogadóttir Institute of Foreign Languages and The Nordic House, invite you to a Seminar on the innovation of the Danish New Wave of Cinema. The seminar is a part of a programme organized all over Iceland throughout 2018 to celebrate the centenary of Icelandic independence and sovereignty.
Icelandic director/screenwriter Dagur Kári will moderate the seminar.
Parallel to the seminar, Bíó Paradís will be screening a selection of Danish New Wave films, including "Cutterhead", "Neon Heart" and "Den Skyldige" ("The Guilty") which has been selected as Denmark's submission for the Academy Awards' Foreign-Language category.
SEMINAR PROGRAMME, Nordic House, Reykjavík, Friday 26 October:
14:00-15:00 Mette Damgaard-Sørensen, Artistic Director, New Danish Screen
15:00-15:15 Break
15:15-16:30 "Cutterhead" – Rasmus Kloster Bro, director
16:30-16:45 Break
16:45-18:00 "Neon Heart" – Laurits Flensted, director, and Julie Walenciak, producer
The seminar will be in English. Free admission and all are welcome.
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"Quick!" cried Bert, as he looked at the swiftly-sliding snow, "get close to the tree-on the downward side of it, and maybe the drift will go around us. Harry, you look after Freddie, and I'll take care of Flossie!"
As he spoke Bert grabbed up his little sister and hurried closer to the tree. It was a big pine, and they had been sitting under its branches, on some big rocks, as the slide started.
"What shall we do?" cried Nan. "Can't Dorothy and I help?"
"Take care of yourselves," answered Bert. "I guess it will split at the tree and not hurt us."
The snow slide had started at the top of the hill, whether from some snowball a boy had made, and rolled down, or from some other cause, Bert did not stop to consider. He was too anxious to get his little brother and sister to safety.
The snow was rather soft, and just right for the making of big balls, of the kind that had been put on the school steps. And, as it continued to slide down the hill, the mass of snow got larger and larger, until it was big enough to frighten even older persons than the Bobbsey twins and their cousins.
Harry had reached the tree with Freddie at the same time that Bert came to the protecting trunk with his little sister. Nan and Dorothy also were struggling toward it.
"Form in line!" called Bert. "In a long string down the hill, and every one stand right in line with the tree. The big trunk may split the snow slide in two."
He and Harry took their positions nearest the trunk, with Flossie and Freddie between them. Nan and Dorothy came next. Bert clasped the tree trunk with both arms, and told Harry to grasp him as tightly as he could.
"And you and Flossie hold on to Harry, Freddie," Bert directed. "Nan, you and Dorothy hold on to the little ones. Here she comes!"
By this time the snowslide had reached the tree, and the mass was now much larger than at first. Freddie and Flossie felt like crying, but they were brave and did not. It was an anxious moment.
Then just what Bert had hoped would happen came to pass. The snow slide was split in two by the tree trunk, and slid to either side, leaving the Bobbsey twins and their cousins safe.
"Oh!" gasped Nan.
"What was that you said about seeing someone up there on top of the hill?" asked Bert of Harry, a little later.
"I did see someone there just before the snow began to slide, and I'm almost sure I saw him roll that ball down that started the slide," answered Harry.
"Is that so? Could you see his face?"
"Not very well."
"Never mind. You don't know Danny Rugg, anyhow."
"Oh, Bert! Do you think Danny could have done such a thing as that?" asked Nan, in shocked tones.
"He might; not thinking how dangerous it would be," answered her brother. "I'm going up there and take a look."
"What for?" asked Dorothy.
"To see if I can find any marks in the snow. If someone was up there making a big snow ball to roll down on us there will be some marks of it. And if it was Danny Rugg I'll have something to say to him."
"He wouldn't be there now, probably," said Harry. "But do you think it would be safe to go up the side of the hill?"
"Yes, it would, by keeping right in the path of where the snow slide came down," answered Bert. "There's hardly any more snow to come down, now."
"Then I'll go with you," said Harry.
Leaving the two girls, with Flossie and Freddie, at the tree, Bert and Harry made their way up to the top of the slope. There they saw the signs of where, some one-a boy to judge by the marks of his shoes-had tramped about, rolling a big snowball.
"That's what happened," decided Bert. "Danny Rugg, or some other mean chap, started that slide toward us. And I think it must have been Danny. He's up around here somewhere, and he's the only one who would have a grudge against me."
Several days went by at the Lodge, and they were very busy ones. As soon as breakfast was over the boys and girls would go for a walk, or would coast down hill on a slope not far away from the old farmhouse. Freddie and Flossie were not allowed to go very far away, as it was hard traveling. But they had good times around the house, and out in the old barn.
Bert and Harry made snowshoes out of barrel staves, fastening them to their feet with straps. They managed to walk fairly well on the crust.
The lake was still covered with a coating of snow, and there was no skating, nor could the ice-boat be used. Mr. Bobbsey, with Harry and Bert, took the team of horses one afternoon and went after the Ice Bird. They found it where Bert had left it the night of the storm, and hitching the horses to it, pulled the craft to the dock in front of Snow Lodge.
"It will be all ready for us when the snow is gone," said Bert.
The nights in Snow Lodge were filled with fun. Mr. Bobbsey had bought a barrel of apples, and when the family gathered about the fireplace there were put to roast in the heat of the glowing embers.
It all starts on that fateful night.
When Ella, who is the dear sister of Samuel's best buddy, sneaks into the hotel where the drunken Samuel resides and gets pregnant…
"I don't want a divorce!"
"I don't want a divorce!"
"I did no such thing!"
Ella jumped on the bed and cried out. "I don't want a scheming woman as my wife. Just sign the paper...
Corn was popped, and then it was eaten, with salt and butter on, or with melted sugar poured over it. Sometimes they would make candy, and once, when they did this, a funny thing happened.
Bert, Nan, Flossie and Freddie, with the two cousins, had been out in the kitchen making a panful of the sweets. I must say that Dinah did the most work, but the children always declared that they made the candy. Anyhow, Dinah always washed up the pans and dishes afterward.
"Now we'll set it out on the back steps to cool," said Nan, "and then we'll pull it into sticks."
The candy was soon in the condition for "pulling" and, putting butter on their fingers, so the sweet stuff would not stick to them, the children began their fun.
The more they pulled the candy the harder it got, and the lighter in color, Flossie and Freddie soon tired of the work, that was hard on their little arms, and Nan set their rolls of candy outside again to cool, ready for eating.
All at once a great howling was heard at the back stoop, and Flossie cried:
"Oh, someone is taking my candy!"
Bert laid the lump he was pulling down on the table, and rushed to the kitchen door. As he looked out he laughed.
"Oh, look!" he cried. "Snap tried to eat your candy, Freddie, and it's stuck to his jaws. He can't get his mouth open!"
This was just what had happened. Snap, playing around outside, had smelled the cooling candy. He was fond of sweets and in a moment had bitten on a big chunk. In an instant his jaws seemed glued together, and he set up a howl of pain and surprise.
"Oh, my lovely candy!" cried Freddie. "You bad Snap!"
"I guess Snap is punished enough," said Mrs. Bobbsey, coming to the kitchen to find out what the trouble was. And the poor dog was. He would not get his jaws open for some time, so sticky was the candy, and finally Bert had to put his pet's mouth in warm water, holding it there until the candy softened. Then Snap could open his jaws, and get rid of the rest of the sweet stuff in his mouth. He looked very much surprised at what had happened.
Freddie was given more candy to pull, and this time he set the pan in which he put it up high where no dog could get at it.
With the roasting of apples, making of popcorn and pulling of candy, many pleasant evenings were spent. Then came a thaw, and some rain that carried off most of the snow. A freeze followed, and the lake was frozen over solidly.
"Now for skates and our ice-boat!" cried Bert, and the fun started as soon as the lake was safe. The children had many good times, often going up to the nearest village in the ice-boat.
Sometimes Bert had races with other ice-boats, and occasionally he won even against larger craft that were bought, instead of being home-made. But almost as often the Ice Bird came in last. But Bert and the others did not care. They were having a good time.
Bert met Danny Rugg in the woods one day, and spoke to him about the snow slide. Danny said he had had nothing to do with it, but Bert did not believe the bully.
Then came a spell of fine, warm weather, and as there was no snow on the ground, Bert, Nan, Dorothy and Harry decided to take a long walk one afternoon. Nan wanted to get some views with her new camera.
So interested did they all become that they never noticed how late it was, nor how far they had come.
"Oh, we must turn back!" cried Nan, when she did realize that it would soon be dark. "We're a good way from Snow Lodge."
"Oh, we can easily get back," declared Bert. "I know the path."
But though Bert might know the path they had come by daylight, it was quite different to find it after dark. However, he led the way, certain that he was going right. But when they had gone on for some distance, and saw no familiar landmarks, Nan stopped and asked:
"Are you sure this is the right path, Bert? I don't remember passing any of these rocks," and she pointed to a group of them under some trees.
"I don't, either," said Dorothy.
"Well, maybe this path leads into the right one," suggested Harry.
"Let's keep on a little farther."
There seemed to be nothing else to do, so forward they went. Then a few flakes of snow began to fall, and they rapidly increased until the air was white with them. It made the scene a little lighter, but it caused Bert and the others to worry a good deal.
"I hope this isn't going to be much of a storm," said Bert in a low voice to Harry.
"Why not? It would make good sleigh riding."
"Yes, but it's no fun to be in the woods when it storms; especially at night and when you're-lost."
"Lost!" cried Harry. "Are we lost?"
"I'm afraid so," answered Bert, solemnly. "I haven't seen anything that looked like the path we came over for a long time. I guess we're lost, all right."
"Oh! Oh!" cried Dorothy.
"Will we have to stay out in the woods all night?" Nan wanted to know.
Bert shook his head sadly.
"I'm afraid so," he said.
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text: loading... 2019 Assisted Field Staff TO Safety Test Posted on March 1, 2019 Aaron Bodie Welcome to your 2019 Assisted Field Staff TO Safety Test December 9, 2019 Full Name Office Email Title When would you be required to perform hand hygiene? A. Immediately when you enter the patient's home B. After touching your hair or face prior to touching the patient C. Before entering your "Care Bag" D. After touching surfaces in the immediate patient care environment, even if you didn't touch the patient while there E. Between clean and dirty steps of procedure F. Between glove changes G. Before touching Point of Care computer A, C, E, F A, B, E All of the above The CDC recommends the use of an alcohol based hand rub as the most effective method for hand hygiene. True False All of the following elements are important in cleaning patient care equipment such as thermometers, stethoscopes, PT/INR machines EXCEPT : Disinfect with Lysol or Clorox wipes and let them air dry Disinfection contact time should be at least 1 minute Clean and disinfect them immediately after use Disinfect after use with a 70% alcohol wipe The patient you are seeing has a diagnosis of Norovirus. Which hand hygiene should be performed? Alcohol-based hand rub, rubbing until hands are dry Wash hands with antibacterial soap and water for 15 seconds You are providing care in a very small apartment. It is difficult to find working space. Where may you correctly and safely place your Care Bag? On the end of the patient's bed where the patient is lying On the end table next to the couch where the patient is seated On the floor next to the lounge chair where the patient is seated On the stuffed arm chair near the couch where the patient is resting You are caring for a patient who resides in a small residential care facility. You are told that your patient has Norovirus. You are concerned for your patient as well as the others. Which of the following instructions should you give the caregivers related to Norovirus transmission? Instruct the caregivers not to worry, that Norovirus is not contagious Instruct caregivers that they must where mask, gown and gloves for all cares Instruct that they should immediately clean and disinfect contaminated surfaces after the patient throws up or has diarrhea using appropriate PPE There are no special instructions for care of clothing or linens soiled by the patient with Norovirus Best Practices for influenza prevention includes all except: Stay home if you are sick for at least 24 hours after fever is gone Get a flu vaccine Drink lots of water to keep hydrated Always follow good hand hygiene by washing your hands every time you use a tissue to cover coughs or sneezes CDC recommends that all persons aged 6 months and older receive an annual influenza vaccine with rare exceptions. True False You are concerned the patient you have been asked to see may have TB Disease. Which of the following symptoms is most indicative of Active TB? Fever, chills, los of appetite Night sweats, persistent cough with blood-tinged sputum Diarrhea, abdominal pain Weakness and weight loss Both Active TB Disease and Latent TB Infection are contagious meaning the bacteria can be spread to others. True False You are accompanying the patient to ambulate from the living room back to her bed. She is very fatigued and you are concerned she will be too weak; however, she insists she is fine to walk with you and doesn't require the wheelchair. As the two of you negotiate the corner to the bedroom entrance her knees buckle. You should: Hold her up against the wall so she doesn't fall Twist to catch her and hold her up Push her toward the chair you see just inside the door Ease her down to the floor gliding her against carefully your body The patient you are visiting spends her days and nights in a recliner. She asks you to help her put on her socks and shoes. Utilizing sound body mechanics, how might you help her perform this task? You bend over to slide on the socks and shoes You tell her it is better that she not wear socks and shoes, since she doesn't get up much from the recliner You kneel down on the floor and stoop over to put on the socks and shoes You elevate the recliner foot rest and place a chair beside her. While seated in the chair, you put her socks and shoes on Which of the following activities demonstrates safe moving strategies and appropriate use of body mechanics? Patient asks you to get a new box of face tissues for her. She stores them on the top shelf in her pantry. You stretch to get one down The caregiver just assisted the patient in the shower. You notice the floor is wet and the caregiver is barefoot You assist the patient to transfer from the bed to a chair. You bend at the knees and pivot when shifting from facing the bed to chair Your 300 pound diabetic patient is very fatigued today and can't get up from the chair to walk to her bed on her own. The caregiver is not home right now to assist you. You decide to try and assist the patient by yourself since you can't wait and have other visits to make You receive a text message while driving between patient homes. You may do the following legally and safely except: Use a hands-free device to talk on the phone Pull over to the side of the road and review the message Answer the text message when are you are stopped at the stop light Wait until you arrive at your destination. Then check the message. You knock on the door to the patient's home. Immediately you hear a dog barking loudly. It seems the dog is just on the other side of the door! Your appropriate response should be: Go on in an stoop down to the dogs level letting it smell you When the door is answered, stay outdoors and ask that the dog be placed in another location – outdoors, another room or crate Refuse to see the patient and leave the home Pet the dog gently, unafraid and go in to perform your visit Healthcare workers have a responsibility to assist in prevention of opioid overdose by teaching patients safe opioid management. True False A confused patient frequently pinches and tries to scratch you during cares. You are very frustrated by his actions as none of the "therapeutic" responses have worked. You should: Walk out of the room and do not go back Push the patient away from you Scold him loudly Notify your Supervisor immediately and report the situation If a chemical in the home is splashed, spilled or ingested, you can obtain product and management information by calling Poison Control or locating the Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) in the agency office. True False A patient's Emergency Evacuation Level determines: How often a patient is seen weekly If the patient's needs are high tech or routine Whether the patient is VIP or regular A level of risk as it relates to assigning care in an emergent situation [service priority] Assisted clinicians need to determine if they are available to take on additional patients in a community disaster because the Agency may experience a surge in new patients because hospitals may release less acute patients to accept more critical patients True False If your Agency location is unable to function due to loss of power, phones, or the physical structure you should do all of the following EXCEPT: Try texting your manager – sometimes that works when phone lines do not Report to the nearest Assisted location if safe to do so Call 911 and report you are a nurse / therapist / Assisted employee Turn on a radio to KHAY 100.7 FM or KNX 1070 AM [CA] or KTAR 620 AM or 92.3 FM [AZ] listen for local, state guidance You are a mandated reporter when it comes to patient abuse. Which of the following suggests there is abuse? Patient has bruising on wrists and ankles Patient states he/she is being handled roughly by caregiver Patient acts fearful each time son enters the room All of the above Patient Rights include all of the following EXCEPT: Unlimited access by family to patient medical records Receiving information in a language they can understand – meaningful communication Being treated with respect and full recognition of their dignity Being informed of any financial liability prior to obtaining services Submitting visit notes for visits not performed is an example of Medicare Fraud. True False Transferring patient face sheets and History & Physicals onto Google Docs on your cellphone is efficient and a safe practice for storing medical records. True False Be sure to click Submit Quiz to see your results! This article was posted in .


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Management consulting firms have significant growth opportunities as companies prepare to reorganise in order to adapt to changing market conditions after the Brexit vote.
The shift in buyer behaviour that we see in today's market resonates with prospects looking to engage with firms in the management consulting industry. Where a senior exec, possibly from the C-Suite has recognised that they require to change an element of their organisations core processes, operating model or technology, they will absolutely research the internet to find the resources which will assist them with this project. This offers a great opportunity for management consulting firms of all sizes to be found based on the effectiveness of their online presence. This assist them to be "found" by their buying market. It is therefore critical to ensure that your firm has the online assets ready to be engaged with by prospective clients as they conduct pre-engagement research. This will help them as they look to understand how other professionals have addressed similar problems and solved their own challenges.
Management consulting organisations have an abundance of excellent content at their disposal – such as case studies, news releases, white papers and expert comment style fact sheets. A well-structured Digital approach to using this content to engage potential new clients will allow you to attract leads at the top and middle of the sales funnel - positioning yourself as a thought leader and trusted advisor.
However Digital marketing alone is never enough to fully engage a prospective client. It is key that someone engages directly with the potential lead; taking direction from the types of information they have already consumed. Knowing what a prospect is interested in, especially in enterprise transformation projects, allows the business development follow up to be tailored, consultative and specific - helpful even - rather than overtly salesy. This joined up Direct & Digital approach maximises marketing spend (ROI) and optimises all marketing efforts in a lead generation capacity that identifies new clients.
How is this achieved? So much information is available within the public domain without prospects having to give any details in return for receiving this information. Gating your information with a simple form and asking the prospect to self-identify will allow you to gain contact details. Once the prospect is known, the offer of further content pieces to guide prospects further down the buyer's journey can be made. A marketing automation platform such as HubSpot - which INCo uses - automatically adds contacts into the CRM from the information that they provide in the forms and gives you valuable intelligence into the history and movements of a prospect. The example below has been taken directly from INCo's own portal and shows the level of insight that can be gained about a contact:
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Bainimarama to be sworn in today as PM for the next four years
Bainimarama stays after he and his party won the 2018 General Election with about 50 percent of total votes, as announced by the Fijian Elections Office on Sunday.
This earned FijiFirst 27 of 51 seats in Parliament.
In his victory speech following the announcement on Sunday, Bainimarama said he proud to become Fiji's Prime Minister once again, "a Prime Minister of all who call Fiji home".
"I'm proud to once again be the Prime Minister of a Fiji that has to offer so much more to its people and the world," he said.
"Today I ask all who voted for us and also those that didn't, to run with us as we all work together to make Fiji a better place for all our citizens and our future progeny under a united banner blue.".
"We will not discriminate against anyone, we will help and grow all, we will unite Fiji despite the poisoning of minds and we will build a country where we all become truly proud and progressive citizens that do not judge each other because of our differences but instead become a nation where we celebrate and unite in our similarities."
Bainimarama said despite the joint forces of opposition that started their campaign based on lies, hate and fear against FijiFirst four years ago, the party has triumphed because of the people of Fiji.
Meanwhile, the Multinational Observer Group (MOG) is continuing its work to compile the final report on the 2018 General Election.
MOG co-chair Jane Prentice said although these important processes were now complete, the MOG's work was ongoing.
"While the vote, count and results are now finalised, we will be continuing to work on the MOG's final report," said Prentice.
"The report will consider the whole electoral process, and will be comprehensive and objective in its assessments."
The MOG had attended the announcement of the final results of the 2018 Fijian General Election and the returning of the election writ on Sunday.
"We will deliver the report once all electoral processes under the Electoral Act have been completed, including the legally-mandated disputes period," Prentice said.
"We continue to welcome engagement with stakeholders, as the views of all Fijians are important to us," she said.


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Written by Max Muller
From the profusion of books, films, and television episodes about body swaps it seems that we often perceive our own body as a constraint. By conducting an analysis of such transfers in various media, we might gain a deeper understanding of the way we feel corporeally entrapped. In this piece, I will examine exactly in what ways people long to escape their corporeal prisons, and reflect on why different types of bodily transfers are so captivating to people.
Mary Shelley's book "Transformation," published in 1830, can be considered the first story written about a person experiencing the world through the eyes of another person. Since then, many other artists have put themselves to the task of conveying the idea of a body switch in various forms. Just in film, starting with Turnabout in 1940, at least 50 movies on body switches have been made.
This high number of films (approximately 1.35 per year) indicates that this is a popular theme that captivates people's imaginations. As these movies were made relatively recently, an examination of body switches in this medium is perhaps the most suitable way to find out why and in what sense people in the modern age are particularly enchanted with this idea. Therefore, I've focused exclusively on cinematic versions of this age-old story to gain a deeper understanding of the fascination with the "body switch".
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus
Some of these films involved bodily exchanges with multiple people. Others included animals and other entities. Ignoring these instances and focusing exclusively on switches with two people, we are left with 42 films.
First, it is worthwhile to investigate the gender of those involved in the switch. For instance, 18 Again! (1988) tells the story of David and his millionaire playboy grandfather Jack Watson trading places. This is an example of a male-male switch. Others depict the exchange of perspectives between two women, or between a man and a woman.
We can see that the male / female switch is clearly the most popular one. This is probably an instance of the ancient fascination with the (perceived) dichotomy between men and women. In this case, it is human gender and the limited worldview that it inevitably creates that constitutes the desire to switch. The switch movies provide men with a sneak peek of Venus, and women with a day-tour around Mars. People are often excited about the idea of looking at the world through the eyes of someone with "the other" gender. In movies, the switch usually leads to hilarious situations.
It's not just excitement and humor that propels people to watch this type of movie. These films by and large have great educational value. By following along with the main characters, the audience learns how those with a different gender think and what their struggles are.
Exchange of Status
An enlargement of understanding "the other" seems to be the overarching theme of not just the gender switch, but of the body-switching concept as a whole. The switch allows for a quick and direct exploration of other people's daily lives, their responsibilities, and their interests.
Therefore, the switch can serve to enlarge people's understanding of not just other genders, but also other types of differences. Differences that are also of societal importance are parent/child relationships (8 movies), occupational distinctions (7 movies), and the discrepancy between husband and wife, or boyfriend and girlfriend (5 movies).
In each of these types of switches, it is important that the dichotomy between the exchangers is large. Otherwise, the perspective change is not extreme enough for a person to actually learn something from the experience. With regards to the occupational differences, for instance, it is not interesting enough to depict the switch between a highly paid lawyer and a senior banker. Both of these occupations are demanding, corporate, traditional jobs.
In David Dobkin's The Change-Up (2011), on the other hand, a lawyer with a family (Dave) and a single adult movie actor (Mitch) make the switch. In this case, the trade is clearly large enough to merit attention. While Dave learns to loosen up by spending less time on his job and more time with his family, Mitch is taught the value of commitment and taking responsibility for his actions.
Thus we have dissected the body switch. Our investigation has revealed it's an effective instrument to explore differences between individuals that are not like-minded. During the switch, those involved will perceive matters literally from the other's point of view. At the same time, the swap allows them to discover and improve themselves.
No wonder this is such a popular genre.