Primary Care Service Areas are geographic areas that are self-sufficient markets of primary care. These areas are designed in a manner such that the majority of patients living in these areas use primary care services form within the area. This ensures that any geographic targeting of policies and resources reach the patients they are meant for. These geographies have been created in Australia, United States and Switzerland using big data and Geographic information systems. In Australia, while they have been developed for the state of New South Wales, they have not found application among policymakers, where, as of 2016 much larger geographies called Primary Health Networks are used for primary care management. However, they have found an especially wide audience amongst policymakers and researchers in the United States, where they were first developed. Thus for example the Health Resources and Services Administration uses them to designate areas of workforce shortage. Primary Care Service Areas are thus for example an appropriate geography for measuring primary care physician supply or geographic access to General practitioners. (Wikipedia).
20110201 Preoperative Assessment Part 4.mov
Part 4 of a discussion on preoperative assessment.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
20110201 Preoperative Assessment Part 5.mov
Part 5 of a discussion on preoperative assessment.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
20110201 Preoperative Assessment Part 1.mov
Part 1 of a presentation on preoperative assessment.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
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Part 6 of a discussion on preoperative assessment.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
In this continuing look at the management of acute surgical conditions of the esophagus we take a look at the anatomy of the esophagus.
From playlist Acute Care Surgery
Part 1 of a presentation on nutrition in the surgical patient.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
O'Reilly Webcast: Healthcare 101: Cradle to Grave
J. Tod Fetherling presents this 90 minute white board session walking the user through every aspect of the healthcare system from wellness to death. The webcast presentation is packed full of statistics and data analysis. Where possible, the data will be presented in visual manner includin
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Getting to Better Health: Connecting Care and Community, Dr. Elizabeth Bradley & Jenney Samuelson
The program, Getting to Better Health: Connecting Care and Community, focused on the importance of connecting the dots between the health care system and the social determinants of health. The health reform agenda is focused on achieving access to quality, affordable care to improve healt
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O'Reilly Webcast: Healthcare Service Design
Peter Jones, author of the new book Rosenfeld Media book: Design for Care: Innovating Healthcare Experience, presents a discussion of service design in healthcare as an integrated practice of empathic design. Designers are finally starting to make inroads in the practices of clinical healt
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What's a Nurse Practitioner Do? Healthcare Triage Podcast
This time on the Healthcare Triage Podcast, we're talking about what exactly a nurse practitioner does. And what better way to learn about the gig than to talk to a nurse practitioner? Aimee Carroll joins us this week to tell us about what nurse practitioners do, and the liminal space they
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Healthcare Reform: A Civil Discourse in a Turbulent Age
This healthcare reform panel includes Prof. Jacob Hacker, considered the "father" of the "public option" in health insurance, Dr. Stephanie Spangler and Prof. Ted Marmor. Michael Waldholz, managing editor of Global Health and Science, Bloomberg News, moderates. This panel discussion too
From playlist The Institution for Social and Policy Studies (ISPS)
Part 3 of a presentation on nutrition in the surgical patient.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care
Lecture 4: Primary-Backup Replication
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From playlist MIT 6.824 Distributed Systems (Spring 2020)
Child Health and Wellbeing During and Beyond a Pandemic: Henrietta Fore, Executive Director, UNICEF
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From playlist YIGH Global Health Conversation Series
Introduction to Autism for Primary Care Providers
This presentation provides an overview of autism and conditions on the autism spectrum relevant to primary care providers. It includes a review of diagnostic concepts, a summary of research findings on the nature of autism, important needs for primary care, and frequent medical conditions
From playlist Yale Autism Seminar
OSCON 2010: K.S. Bhaskar, Ben Mehling & David Whiles, "Introduction to Open Source VistA EHR"
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20110201 Preoperative Assessment Part 7.mov
Part 7 of a discussion on preoperative assessment.
From playlist Topics in General Surgery and Critical Care