Patient Videos
newest 100 patient videos / patient widgets / media rss:

http://diabetic-inc.blogspot.com/

A newly discovered disease seems to be spreading.

Study suggests an antihistamine may improve memory for people with Alzheimer's.

SelectPlusPatient Dies After Being Stuck in ElevatorPatient Dies After Being Stuck in ElevatorThe Associated PressA woman taken from a hospital's emergency room to intensive care was trapped in an elevator for about three hours and later died Sunday in Iowa. But it was unclear whether being stuck in the elevator contributed to her death. (July 9)It was supposed to be a simple transport of a patient from the E-R to intensive care....But soon after Tamela Sims arrived she'd be dead....An elevator at this hospital in Des Moines, Iowa malfunctioned....causing it to get stuck in between floors.Trapping Sims and several others for nearly three hours on Sunday morning....But the cause of the 34-year-old woman's death hasn't been released....and officials say it's unclear whether being stuck in the elevator was a factor.Sims' mother says her daughter weighed over 500 pounds and was claustrophobic But she's questioning why the hospital never called when her daughter first became trapped... SOT-Linda Sims: "If there was a malfunction, I think it should be fixed so it doesn't take anybody else's life." Hospital officials say Sims was in stable condition when she was taken off the elevator...And that she had access to medical help, equipment and supplies while she was stuck.The hospital says the elevator was last inspected in 2006 --- in compliance with Iowa law. ___ ___, The Associated Press. Author: AssociatedPress Keywords: elevator death patient dies after stuck Added: July 9, 2008

the state of united states healthcare, or lack there of gets Jessah goin. http://www.bitchslapped.tv

http://www.castoneentertainment.com I love all people regardless of ethnicity. But, what up with the race card. Author: Talljim01 Keywords: talljim mental patient dies hospital racial ethnic issue Added: July 2, 2008

Video shows a dying woman ignored by hospital staff.

A 49 year old mental patient at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, was left on the floor to die. This video was edited, by whom, I do not know. I do know that a more complete version of this tape, shows a male security guard walking over to the patient, and simply walking away. Moments later, a male Dr. does the same thing. News reports indicate that the Dr. was fired, and the nurses and security guards were suspended.

June 30, 2008: A 49 year-old woman died on the psychiatric emergency room floor at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn, NY. The woman was on the floor for almost an hour before hospital staff tended to her. The cause of her death is unknown.

Author: CapnCannabis Added: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:24:33 -0800 Duration: 561Capn Cannabis interviews Damien, a Colorado Medicinal Marijuana patient who has won two battles with the government over his right to smoke marijuana, which allows him to keep his pills down. Damien also helped strike down Colorados attempt to set ...

Capn Cannabis interviews Damien, a Colorado Medicinal Marijuana patient who has won two battles with the government over his right to smoke marijuana, which allows him to keep his pills down. Damien also helped strike down Colorado s attempt to set the caregiver patient cap at five. So far its Damien and his team 2, Jackasses 0. Go Damien! Please forgive the audio on this video. www.generationrevolution.com www.cannabischorus.com www.drugwarsoldiers.com Distributed by Tubemogul.

http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson talks about the one question you should ask yourself (and your patients) that will immediately let you know where to market your services. Remember, if you find the need, you'll get the money.

Safe Surgery Saves Lives Initiative

Dr. Sandeep Jahar talks about his book "Intern: A Doctor's Initiation."

Author: docirena Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:39:30 -0800 Duration: 61emr, ehr, electronic, health, record, medical, paperless, practice management, medical billing, chiropractic, chiropractor, billing software, hipaa, patient, patient portal, patient health information, health information, electronic medical record, electronic health record, physician, soap notes, narratives, medical documentation, clinical documentation, compliance, insurance audit

Author: docirena Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:39:30 -0800 Duration: 61emr, ehr, electronic, health, record, medical, paperless, practice management, medical billing, chiropractic, chiropractor, billing software, hipaa, patient, patient portal, patient health information, health information, electronic medical record, electronic health record, physician, soap notes, narratives, medical documentation, clinical documentation, compliance, insurance audit

Author: emcdental Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 04:39:30 -0800 Duration: 161http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson discusses the "If only I could" syndrome that effects many dentists when it comes to their dental practice marketing, and becoming truly successful. How to set goals for real practice success.

http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson discusses the "If only I could" syndrome that effects many dentists when it comes to their dental practice marketing, and becoming truly successful. How to set goals for real practice success.

Author: emcdental Added: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 10:16:42 -0800 Duration: 389http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson talks about the little discussed "inner game" of marketing and how it applies to your success, and how you treat your patients. Are you running from failure, or pursuing success?

How does a consult work and how does it determine the best path to take regarding cosmetic treatments? Dr. Solish explains the issues women who come into his office face while in the contemplation stage. What are the motivations of some women who choose to undergo treatment? How do they feel about the process and what it can do for them? Join the conversation at DefineYourself.ca.

http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson talks about the little discussed "inner game" of marketing and how it applies to your success, and how you treat your patients. Are you running from failure, or pursuing success?

Patient Cop Video

Coping with a brain injury can be extremely difficult for the survivor and his or her family and loved ones, but there s no reason why you have to do it alone. Survivors should be willing to ask for and receive help from family, friends, and loved ones when needed. Research done at BrainAndSpinalCord.org

FDA and NIOSH are alerting healthcare professionals that incorrect use of certain seals in oxygen regulators can result in fires and are recommending an important precaution to avoid such fires. FDA has received 12 reports in which regulators used with oxygen cylinders have burned or exploded, in some cases injuring personnel. FDA and NIOSH believe that improper use of gaskets or washers in these regulators was a major factor in causing the fires, although there may have been other contributing factors as well. Two types of washers, referred to as CGA 870 seals, are commonly used to create the seal where the cylinder valve and the regulator are connected. The type that is recommended by many regulator manufacturers is a metal-bound rubber sealing washer that is designed to be re-used many times. The other common type, often supplied free-of-charge with refilled oxygen cylinders, is a plastic crush gasket that's intended to be used just once. The re-use of these plastic gaskets appears to be the cause of the problem. These gaskets require higher torque than the metal-bound rubber washers in order to seal the cylinder valve to the regulator, and they require more and more torque each time they're re-used. It is important to understand that the connection between the cylinder valve and the regulator is designed to be hand-tightened. If the plastic gaskets are re-used, the need for more and more torque can require using a wrench or other tool, and this can deform the plastic gasket and damage the cylinder valve and regulator. The deformed plastic gasket can cause oxygen to leak. According to research supported by FDA and NIOSH, the leaking oxygen may produce enough thermal energy to ignite the plastic in the gasket. Because of this, FDA and NIOSH are recommending that plastic crush gaskets never be reused. There are also other, general safety precautions that you should follow to avoid explosions, tank ruptures and fires from oxygen regulators. Here are some of them: • Before attaching the regulator to the valve, inspect the regulator and the seal to insure that they're in good condition, and be sure that the regulator has just one of the CGA-870 seals. • Tighten the T-handle firmly by hand, but don't use wrenches or other tools that may over-torque the handle. • Open the cylinder valve slowly while maintaining a grip on the valve wrench so that it can be closed quickly if gas escapes between the regulator and the valve. Author: LawsuitGuru Keywords: Oxygen Regulator Fires FDA Patient Safety Death Seriuos Injury Plastic Gaskets Seal Leak Added: June 11, 2008

http://emcdental.com Dental marketing expert James Erickson shares some information about marketing your dental practice using temporary signage. The colors, type style, and size of letters you use is very important, and James shows two great examples.

Author: marquisdejolie Added: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:46:17 -0800 Duration: 229My homeless, RV-dwelling attorney talks about a homeless veteran he tried to help and the problem of patient dumping in Los Angeles. A series. Distributed by Tubemogul.