Monthly Archives: July 2016

Open consent The “open consent” model developed by the PGP is designed to address the set of challenges associated with the creation of datasets where it may be possible to identify individual participants with their genomic and other data. The … Continue reading →

This risk varies according to the type of schizophrenia: the risk of becoming schizophrenic for a child of a hebephrenic or catatonic schizophrenic parent is 20.7% and 21.6%, respectively. This risk is decreased (10.4%) for a child of a paranoid … Continue reading →

Liver and abdomen examination during the selleck compound caesarean section revealed no metastases. Recovery from caesarean section was uneventful. As had been advised, the patient returned for surgical treatment in a private setting approximately two months after delivery. Since there … Continue reading →

Structured Telephone Monitoring The basic concept of care extending beyond the health care setting is captured by a simple phone call monitoring strategy wherein patient compliance, symptoms, vital signs, and weight are followed remotely. The DIAL study2-4 was one of … Continue reading →