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Second-placed Napoli can trim the deficit with victory in Sunday's home match against lowly Atalanta, but with nine games to play Juve look like joining Bayern Munich (20 points), Manchester United (15) and Barcelona (10) as runaway title winners this season.
Montenegro striker Vucinic netted his seventh Serie A goal this season -- his first since February 9 -- when he broke the deadlock in the 61st minute to fire a low shot on the turn from Marchisio's pass.
Their roles were reversed just over 10 minutes later as Marchisio scored his fifth goal of the campaign.
Both players scored in the first leg of the Champions League victory over Celtic last month but neither featured in the home win that guaranteed a place in the quarterfinals, where on Friday Conte's team were handed a clash with Bayern.
The German leaders have now won 22 of 26 Bundesliga matches this season, following Saturday's 2-1 win at third-placed Bayer Leverkusen.
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If you have emergency symptoms as described above, do not use this website to e-mail your doctor, but instead call us immediately.
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If cardiologist's care is needed, your personal physician will facilitate the process of scheduling an appointment in my department. If appropriate, she or he might call me or one of my colleagues while you are in the office so we can all discuss your care together. If we decide you need an appointment with me after that discussion, we can often schedule it the same day or soon thereafter.
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If you have been seen before by a cardiologist outside of Kaiser Permanente, please bring those medical records with you. Also, please bring with you all your containers with any prescription medications and any over-the-counter medications you are taking.
I may order additional tests to be completed at a subsequent visit. I may also prescribe medications, and I will talk to you about how to take the medications.
If I prescribe nitroglycerin for you, keep a fresh prescription (filled within the past 6 months) with you at all times. If you have chest pain or discomfort, sit down and rest, and take the nitroglycerin as directed. If your chest pain does not get better in 5 minutes, call 911.
If you have had a recent heart attack, heart surgery, or a procedure on your heart, I may refer you to our MULTIFIT cardiac rehabilitation program or other cardiac classes or programs to help you with your recovery. The nurse or pharmacist care manager will contact me regularly about your health. A good place to start is by attending a heart health class. If you have a weakened heart muscle, I may refer you to our Heart Failure Care Management Program. The nurse or pharmacist care manager will adjust your medications to help improve the function of your heart. We also have a series of classes to learn about heart failure.
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If we decide together that your condition would also benefit from the care of other types of specialists, our staff will help arrange the appointment(s) with one or more of my specialty colleagues.
If you are considering surgery, a procedure, or want more information about your heart problem, please review our health tool called "Preparing for Your Procedure" (Emmi). Emmi programs are available for the following cardiology topics related to your problem:
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If you have an emergency medical condition, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital. An emergency medical condition is any of the following: (1) a medical condition that manifests itself by acute symptoms of sufficient severity (including severe pain) such that you could reasonably expect the absence of immediate medical attention to result in serious jeopardy to your health or body functions or organs; (2) active labor when there isn't enough time for safe transfer to a Plan hospital (or designated hospital) before delivery, or if transfer poses a threat to your (or your unborn child's) health and safety, or (3) a mental disorder that manifests itself by acute symptoms of sufficient severity such that either you are an immediate danger to yourself or others, or you are not immediately able to provide for, or use, food, shelter, or clothing, due to the mental disorder.
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The successful future of online advertising depends on the trust of consumers, which in turn depends on transparency. Yesterday Microsoft along with other industry players signed the IAB Europe led Online Behavioural Advertising Framework (OBA), a piece of self-regulation that will help users understand and control behavioural advertising that they receive.
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The fact is, the world has changed. People are using more and more digital technologies, and the devices and software they use come from a wide variety of sources.
June 2010 saw the EU Council agree on a Draft Directive on cross-border care. While this is not the final step for full adoption the positive vote of the EU Council is opening a new perspective on cross-border care and on the use of eHealth as a tool to facilitate the mobility of EU citizens.
ICT policy in the EU has been promoting openness for a long time, most recently with the Digital Agenda, and more of industry is lining up with these policies. This is a very positive thing and Interoperability will remain a key objective in ICT policymaking for a long time, as policy makers examine both the prospect of new technologies relating to cloud computing as well as the legacy of a variety of...
Interoperability – the ability of different IT systems and services to work together – continues to be an important objective not only for the regulators, but for the industry. This important feature of technology enables users to control their data and allows them to work with products and services from different vendors. As interest in Cloud Computing grows, users are discovering the...
This is another really nice piece on the power of cloud computing. My colleague Mark Drapeau, Director of Social Engagement talks about the massive energy boost this 'pay as you go' approach to IT offers anyone moving to the cloud. And he literally means anyone: from the one-man start-up, through to small and medium size businesses, universities and schools, as well as public administration....
Recently I was invited to speak about new business models of eHealth at a conference in Denmark. It was surprising that this eHealth conference, The New Age of Health IT, was in fact organized by the International Bar Association!
HealthVault – the Microsoft Personal Health Record platform – is now in Europe! While, in several posts on EMEA Health blog, I was discussing the potential benefits of such a platform in Europe, a first launch happened this June in the UK.
In May, our Vice President for European Affairs John Vassallo wrote about the newly announced EU Digital Agenda program, which followed on from the call in the EU Ministers' their April "Granada Declaration" to use information and communication technology (ICT) more effectively to help address Europe's priorities. The actions that the Commission will be pursuing in the Digital...
Today, we try to control just about every aspect of our lives. Technology, software, mobile devices and a culture of individual empowerment means we have greater choice over how, when and where we work and live.
It's a type of Rorschach inkblot test: two people could look at the EC's Communication on the Digital Agenda for Europe and see interesting variations.
Personalised healthcare stands at the confluence of the most powerful technologies in the history of the life sciences.
There is one game-changer that can turn the promise of personalised healthcare into a reality. It is healthcare IT, says Alan Davies from GE Healthcare.
ICT interoperability is a fundamental challenge for our industry.
One aspect of government we thoroughly dislike here in the UK is useless and inefficient bureaucracy.
Microsoft strongly supports the efforts of the European Commission and governments across Europe to build smart, sustainable and inclusive growth outlined in the Europe 2020 strategy.
"I believe in horses….The automobile is a transient phenomenon".
In this case study, you can read about the partnership between the European Environment Agency (EEA) and Microsoft to develop the "Eye on Earth" application on cloud to give Europeans data on water and air quality. An agency of the European Union, the European Environment Agency (EEA) provides independent and reliable information on the environment for policy makers and the general...
Hear me talking about the Eye on Earth online tool. This website shows data from thousands of air and water quality stations from across Europe in real-time. (By the way, I say 60,000 stations in the video but I was told I got a little ahead of myself - it's actually 6,000!).
In Europe and elsewhere, computing is experiencing a powerful transformation. Driven by continuous innovations in software, hardware and the Internet, traditional models of computing are gradually shifting.
Cloud computing is hitting the headlines, and for good reason: it is providing business and consumers with a vast array of new services. In addition, it is making computing more cost-effective, allowing businesses to do more with less. This is especially relevant to SMEs, which in the past often suffered under the strain of IT costs but can now scale without having to wonder how they can afford to make the...
Times have changed. "Microsoft has been on a journey itself... doing things on interoperability that were unimaginable just a few years ago..."
For all the buzz about cloud computing, the potential benefits are real: cost savings as well as the exciting possibilities for small European entrepreneurs to reach global audiences with a minimum of upfront IT costs. Yet the adoption of cloud computing services will depend a great deal on how industry addresses the fundamental interests of users in security, privacy and interoperability, interests about...
Interoperability and building trust in the privacy and security of eHealth systems is the route to patient-centric healthcare
Potential cost-savings from eHealth are being jeopardised because computer systems cannot talk to one another, according to experts from the public and private sectors at a meeting in Brussels in September organised by Microsoft.
This has already been a busy month in Europe for Microsoft cooperating with competitors to ensure that different software products can work better with each other.
eHealth is key to better patient care but health systems should work together i.e. be interoperable if widespread eHealth is to become a reality. Here are the basics, as described by a series of experts. Filmed at an event hosted by Microsoft Europe - interoperability and eHealth - in September 2009.
Video from Microsoft Interoperability Series on the EU Services Directive. Filmed in Brussels, October 2009.
Erich Andersen, VP and Deputy General Counsel of the Windows Business at Microsoft, speaking about the prevalence of interoperability in Windows 7.
"Our goal is to promote greater interoperability, opportunity and choice for customers and developers throughout the industry by making our products more open and by sharing even more information about our technologies." — Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft
On June 20th 2012, in the presence of Prime Minister of Denmark Helle Thorning-Schmidt, sustainability legend Gro Harlem Brundtland, IPCC Chair Rajendra K. Pachauri, EU Commissioner for Climate Action Connie Hedegaard and 150 VIP guests at Rio+20, Eye on Earth has been chosen for the prestigious SUSTAINIA 100 list of solutions. For more information, you can visit:...
PDC: Ray Ozzies keynote, highlighting choice, diversity -- and interoperability
The EU's Services Directive aims to facilitate the provision of services across borders within the European Union and requires EU Member States to establish an online space for service providers to have a Single Point of Contact (SPOC.)
Interoperability and eHealth might at first glance appear as very different concepts – but the actual relationship between the two is extremely important.
Collaboration is at the heart of the European project. Implementation of numerous European policies depends on cooperation between the Member States. Information technology plays a crucial role in enabling these policy goals to become a reality, and collaboration among the many stakeholders involved presents a need for technologies as well as processes that can work together.