Green hospital - A necessity and not option

Green HPC: From Nice to Necessity

T he idea of green high-performance computing (HPC) has been gaining traction over the past fi ve years. In November 2008, the Green 500 list (www.green500.org) was introduced to “raise awareness about power consumption, promote alternative total cost of ownership performance metrics, and ensure that supercomputers only simulate climate change and not create it.” The Green 500 lists the world’s...

Olives and Bone: A Green Osteoporosis Prevention Option

Skeletal degeneration due to aging, also known as osteoporosis, is a major health problem worldwide. Certain dietary components confer protection to our skeletal system against osteoporosis. Consumption of olives, olive oil and olive polyphenols has been shown to improve bone health. This review aims to summarize the current evidence from cellular, animal and human studies on the skeletal prote...

Medication reconciliation: a necessity in promoting a safe hospital discharge.

Medication errors are among the most common type of patient-safety error and therefore are a priority for organizational performance-improvement efforts. Medication reconciliation has been found to greatly reduce adverse drug and medication events. At one facility, a computer-generated Physician Discharge Medication Worksheet (PDMW) was developed to aid medication reconciliation. Use of this to...

Capnography in the endoscopy suite: A necessity, not a luxury!

What not to Multiply without Necessity

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