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Hospital Glucose Monitors Overlooked as Infection Source
That's what happened at Exeter last month. A hepatitis outbreak infecting at least 31 patients this spring was linked to one infected healthcare provider accused of diverting drugs and allowing syringes he allegedly injected in himself to be reused on patients in the hospital's cardiac catheterization lab.
When state officials on behalf of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services last month conducted their complaint inves tigation, they discovered that in addition to poor narcotic drug control, the hospital did not have a policy "for the cleaning of glucometers between patient use," according to the report.
To date, no Exeter Hospital patients are known to have been infected through unsanitary use of glucose monitors.
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So is the stopping point glucometers as a source of infection??? There are numerous reusable medical equipment that can serve as a host, reservoir and transferal point for infectious organisms, e.g. thermometers (placed in the mouths of patients during morning rounds with only a thin plastic covering)and blood pressure cuffs (used on patients with MRSA and other infections bacteria that may be present on the skin). Infection control measures is intrinsic to providing quality patient care. However, the problem is the associated and oft unaccounted for factors that prevent healthcare workers from meeting the standards of quality care with each patient, every time, such as turn-around times for clinical and diagnostic testing, number of assigned patients to nurse ratio and medical personnel staffing shortages - retention and attrition. There are no easy solutions but any strides to ensure the health and safety of patients, while receiving medical care, should be at the forefront of state and federal regulations and be viewed from a broad spectrum vantage as to why such incidents and exposures occur well before outbreaks arise!
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Take a step back in time to a world of gamblers, missionaries and mobsters for Marshall High School's production of Guys and Dolls. The high-energy musical will have you dancing in your seat, this weekend only.
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Pop Goes the Wedding: Tablescapes Inspired by Ladies Who Rock
Wedding inspiration can come from the most unlikely sources, as we saw at this year's San Francisco Wedding Fair, which featured several pop-star-inspired tablescapes designed by wedding- and event-planning company Floramor Studios. From edgy to sweet, these extravagant tables take on the personalities and musical styles of female singers like Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Nicki Minaj, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift. Find your own star-worthy inspiration for your big day with these rockin' ideas!
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This is a schematic of the trends in temperature and ocean-atmosphere circulation in the Pacific over the past two decades. Color shading shows observed temperature trends (C per decade) during 1992-2011 at the sea surface (Northern Hemisphere only), zonally averaged in the latitude-depth sense (as per Supplementary Fig. 6) and along the equatorial Pacific in the longitude-depth plane (averaged between 5 N S). Peak warming in the western Pacific thermocline is 2.0C per decade in the reanalysis data and 2.2C per decade in the model. The mean and anomalous circulation in the Pacific Ocean is shown by bold and thin arrows, respectively, indicating an overall acceleration of the Pacific Ocean shallow overturning cells, the equatorial surface currents and the Equatorial Undercurrent (EUC). The accelerated atmospheric circulation in the Pacific is indicated by the dashed arrows; including theWalker cell (black dashed) and the Hadley cell (red dashed; Northern Hemisphere only). Anomalously high SLP in the North Pacific is indicated by the symbol "H." An equivalent accelerated Hadley cell in the Southern Hemisphere is omitted for clarity.
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Heat stored in the western Pacific Ocean caused by an unprecedented strengthening of the equatorial trade winds appears to be largely responsible for the hiatus in surface warming observed over the past 13 years.
New research published today in the journal Nature Climate Change indicates that the dramatic acceleration in winds has invigorated the circulation of the Pacific Ocean, causing more heat to be taken out of the atmosphere and transferred into the subsurface ocean, while bringing cooler waters to the surface.
"Scientists have long suspected that extra ocean heat uptake has slowed the rise of global average temperatures, but the mechanism behind the hiatus remained unclear" said Professor Matthew England, lead author of the study and a Chief Investigator at the ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science."But the heat uptake is by no means permanent: when the trade wind strength returns to normal - as it inevitably will - our research suggests heat will quickly accumulate in the atmosphere. So global temperatures look set to rise rapidly out of the hiatus, returning to the levels projected within as little as a decade."
"The winds lead to extra ocean heat uptake, which stalled warming of the atmosphere. Accounting for this wind intensification in model projections produces a hiatus in global warming that is in striking agreement with observations," Prof England said.
"Unfortunately, however, when the hiatus ends, global warming looks set to be rapid."
The impact of the trade winds on global average temperatures is caused by the winds forcing heat to accumulate below surface of the Western Pacific Ocean.
"This pumping of heat into the ocean is not very deep, however, and once the winds abate, heat is returned rapidly to the atmosphere" England explains.
"Climate scientists have long understood that global average temperatures don't rise in a continual upward trajectory, instead warming in a series of abrupt steps in between periods with more-or-less steady temperatures. Our work helps explain how this occurs," said Prof England.
"We should be very clear: the current hiatus offers no comfort - we are just seeing another pause in warming before the next inevitable rise in global temperatures."
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Arsenal v Crystal Palace: FA Cup win will be springboard for Premier League title challenge says Wenger
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Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal can win the Premier League this season as their FA Cup success has "lifted a weight off the shoulders" of his squad.
The Gunners ended a nine-year wait for silverware in May with a 3-2 win over Hull at Wembley and Wenger has since built on that success by spending more than £60million on four new signings.
Arsenal finished seven points behind champions Manchester City last season having led for much of the campaign but Wenger is confident his side can last the distance this time, starting with tomorrow's home game against Crystal Palace.
"With the confidence [of winning a trophy] there is a little bit of weight off the shoulders that is for sure, but we want to show that and transform that into efficiency in our performances," said Wenger.
"I believe we have a chance because we were a long time top of the league last year. It is difficult to know how much better the other teams will be. We have some challenges we have of course to face that we did not face well last year.
"That means we have to take more points from the top teams. That will be our real challenge this year and also keep the consistency against the teams who do not fight for the championship.
"We finished fourth last year and made 79 points. Man City won it with 86, so it was very tight in the top four, that is one or two games. If you win against them, they have three points less and you have three points more, that means it is down to one game.
"So it is very difficult to predict. The only thing you know is that it will be tough."
Laurent Koscielny is fit again after an Achilles problem but Arsenal will be without German World Cup winning trio Per Mertesacker, Mesut Ozil and Lukas Podolski as they continue their reintegration following an extended break.
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The company says that the first Boeing 787-9 is undergoing final preparation before being delivered to Air New Zealand.
The new plane is 20 feet longer and able to carry more passengers than the original 787-8. Boeing says the Dreamliner jets use 20 percent less fuel and produce 20 percent less emissions than other planes of the same size. Boeing reduces weight and fuel burn by using composite materials for about half of the plane.
Boeing says 26 customers around the world have ordered 413 787-9 jets.
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Coyote remains found near French Quarter police station
The remains of a coyote near the First District New Orleans police station may be those of an animal spotted in the French Quarter in recent weeks.
The carcass was located on the Basin Street side of the building on Sunday. The cause of death was not known.
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The short film - which took a week to film - sees the quartet lead singing warrior armies into war as they prepare to do battle to take the 'X Factor' throne, echoing the fantasy drama which sees warring families competing to take control of the seven kingdoms
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WWII Letters of Forgotten Love Washed Ashore by Hurricane Sandy
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By Umberto Bacchi | November 16, 2012 5:25 AM EST
Amid the massive devastation it caused in the Caribbean and on the US East coast, Hurricane Sandy washed ashore forgotten memories of a past love.
A 14-year-old was walking on a beach of in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey the day after the area had been torn up by the superstorm, when he came across a small box.
As Patrick Chaney opened it, he found 57 love letters tied with a ribbon dating back to the 1940s'.
Patrick and his mother Kathleen dried the letters in front their fireplace, since their home was one of the thousands left without power by Sandy, and started reading the passionate correspondence that a young couple of lovers exchanged in their years apart between 1942 and 1948.
In those years Dorothy Fallon lived in New Jersey and her beloved Lynn Farnham was staying - for reasons not yet clear - in Vermont.
Dorothy regularly wrote to Lynn until a week before the couple was re-joined in marriage in 1948.
"Well Darling, two weeks from today and we will be married," one of the last letters read, according to NBC 4 New York.
After reading the letters, Kathleen Chaney started looking for the rightful owner.
"I wanted to return them to whoever they belonged to. They're beautiful. She obviously adored him," she told NBC 4 New York.
Unfortunately, as she found, out Lynn had long had died in 1991.
She was still able to track down a niece of the couple, who told her that 91 year-old Dorothy, was living frail health in Asbury Park, New Jersey.
Chaney said she was going to post her the letters. "I feel like Dorothy is my aunt as well," she said.
It is not clear who had the letters before and how they were taken by the tempest and returned by the sea.
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The need for greater public awareness and education about the impact of building design on health and well-being is confirmed by a new benchmark attitudinal study. According to "The Drive Toward Healthier Buildings: The Market Drivers and Impact of
In fact, architects and designers (63 percent) currently consider the impact of buildings on occupants' health more important to incorporate into their design than do building owners (59 percent). Over the next two years, health is expected to become more consequential in each group's decisions. However, research predicts many more architects and designers (79 percent) than owners (67 percent) will base decisions on health concerns.
"There is a fundamental connection between our health and the design of places where we live, work, play and heal," said
According to the study, home and facility owners need more comprehensive data to support investments in healthier building practices and products. So it's not surprising that credible information is the third most critical factor for design and building professionals emphasizing design's effects on health impacts, as reported by 38 percent of those surveyed in both the residential and nonresidential building sectors.
In the nonresidential sector, greater public awareness, at 43 percent, and greater owner demand, at 45 percent, rank second and first, respectively. Similarly owner demand, at 63 percent, tops the list of factors prompting residential designers and architects to stress the need for healthier buildings. The second greatest factor is stricter regulations.
"The research in this report shows that interior designers and architects are leading other players in the focus they are putting on health in their work planned over the next few years," says
Residential designers most often turn to material provided by product manufacturers for data about the connection between health and homes. Those same designers use data provided by associations at the second highest rate, with 75 percent using it at least sometimes and 30 percent using it often.
By contrast, architects and designers, 79 percent, cite television as the top source from which the general public learns about healthy design. They list consumer magazines next at 66 percent and product labels and websites third at 30 percent.
Each source possesses its own challenges in reaching the general public. To overcome those deficits,
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Jefferson leads Jazz past Blazers 86-77
Al Jefferson had 21 points, including two one-handed shots in the lane to clinch the victory, and the Utah Jazz beat the Portland Trail Blazers 86-77 on Friday night.
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Al Jefferson had 21 points, including two one-handed shots in the lane to clinch the victory, and the Utah Jazz beat the Portland Trail Blazers 86-77 on Friday night.
Paul Millsap added 15 points for the Jazz, who have won eight of their last nine home games.
After trailing most of the game, LaMarcus Aldridge, who had 16 points and 10 rebounds, made a putback to cap nine consecutive points by the Blazers and draw Portland within six at 78-72 with 5:28 remaining.
Alec Burks finally snapped the string of seven straight missed shots by Utah with a tip-in, but Damian Lilliard hit a 3-pointer make it 80-75 with 3:57 to play.
But that's all the Blazers could muster down the stretch. Though the Jazz struggled to score, the Blazers came up empty on six straight possessions with two turnovers and four missed shots. Lilliard, who played collegiately at Weber State in nearby Ogden, finished with 26 points.
The Blazers held the Jazz without a point for a span of 5:32 in the middle of the fourth quarter, but the Jazz made the shots down the stretch.
Utah finally clinched it on two free throws by Randy Foye and Jefferson's back-to-back push shots in the lane. Jefferson, who also grabbed 10 rebounds, finally found the net as the Jazz suffered through a 5-of-19 performance in the fourth quarter and still came away with the win.
Wes Matthews rolled his right ankle on a drive to the hoop in the third quarter and had to be helped off the court. He did not return. Locker room X-rays were negative, but it was not immediately known if he will miss any games.
The Blazers were on an upswing after a season-worst six-game losing streak. But they didn't have the offense this time to duplicate the 21-point comeback they had in a 106-104 victory over Dallas on Tuesday.
Utah's only blemish in the last nine games at home was a record-setting 125-80 loss to Houston. Like the Jazz, the Blazers are a different team away from home. Portland has averaged 102.3 points in three straight home wins, but has scored 90.7 points per game in dropping five of seven on the road.
The Jazz and Blazers play all four of their season matchups in a two-month span, which may be good news for Utah's playoff hopes. Utah swept Portland last season and the same two teams face off Saturday night in Portland.
The Blazers are banged up and it's getting more dismal. Nicolas Batum scored just five points and often rubbed his sore right wrist in each stoppage of play.
While the Jazz fed Millsap and Jefferson in the post to the tune of 25 first-half points, the Blazers launched a bevy of errant jumpshots. The Jazz shot 61 percent on their way to a 51-36 advantage at the break.
Notes: Lilliard received loud cheers in pregame introductions and when he made the first basket. ... Utah's Earl Watson left the court for the locker room with a sore leg in the first quarter and Millsap banged his left elbow and had to go to the bench for treatment in the third quarter. Both later returned. ... Gordon Hayward, Utah's third-leading scorer, missed his third straight game with a right shoulder sprain.
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