today, the importance of entrepreneurship and its influence on development of societies is inevitable and the role of universities in this regards is very specific. this study aimed to evaluate the entrepreneurship talent in junior and senior students through descriptive - survey research, are discussed.  according to the target population (n = 3422), by aid of krejcie and morgan table and rand...

INTRODUCTION In Georgia, mortality from stroke is 16% higher and from cardiovascular disease is 9% higher than it is nationally. Although 75% of Georgia adults have 2 or more modifiable risk factors for cardiovascular disease, less than half recognize all major heart attack and stroke warning symptoms. To reduce disability and prevent death from cardiovascular events, high-risk population group...

AIM This exploratory survey study aimed to identify patient engagement actions that are the most frequently named as being highly important (top 30 by importance) or ones that they want to do (top 30 by desire) for community-dwelling adult patients living in the southern United States. Items not making the list of the top 30 by ability were also identified. BACKGROUND Patient engagement is st...

Introduction CRE are drug-resistant bacteria that have a mortality rate of up to 50% in those infected1. Several clusters of CRE have been detected in Illinois, often in long-term acute care hospitals2. In response Illinois created the XDRO registry, a mandatory reporting system designed to aid inter-facility communication concerning CRE. Despite being a high priority for control in the US, the...

BACKGROUND As the US population ages, there is an increasing need for evidence based, peer-led physical activity programs, particularly in ethnically diverse, low income senior centers where access is limited. METHODS/DESIGN The Peer Empowerment Program 4 Physical Activity' (PEP4PA) is a hybrid Type II implementation-effectiveness trial that is a peer-led physical activity (PA) intervention b...

BACKGROUND Survival after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest has increased during the last decade in Denmark. We aimed to study the impact of age on changes in survival and whether it was possible to identify patients with minimal chance of 30-day survival. METHODS AND RESULTS Using data from the nationwide Danish Cardiac Arrest Registry (2001─2011), we identified 21 480 patients ≥18 years old wi...

in recent years a variety of system models for providing community based health care services for the elderly has been envisioned and implemented in the developed countries which meet the special care needs of different groups of elders. in iran as a developing country, a considerable percentage of old people live in the society need to receive specialized care and health services. in order to ...

After a course in Artificial Intelligence, many students want to go further. In our case, this translates into an elective course in robotics as well as senior projects and independent student research. While a purely theoretical robotics course is possible, we prefer a course where students further their understanding of robotic principles through labs using functional robots. The problem face...

Physiology is the study of functions of the human body. It is closely linked with the study of all living things in the subject of biology with the chemical reactions and behavior of cells under different conditions in biochemistry and with physics in the study of the physical reactions and movements taking place in the body. The present study was examined to determine assessment of physiologic...

BACKGROUND Aging is an inevitable part of life. One can maintain well-being and wellness even after discharge and/or transition if his or her functional decline is minimized, sudden decline is prevented, and functioning is promoted during hospitalization. Caring appropriately for elderly patients requires the systematic application of Senior-Friendly Hospital principles to all operating systems...