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Parenting Tips by Psychologist in Delhi India

Please never ask your child to become like some other individual. Your child is unique, in fact every one is. Even two twins are not alike, who share same kind of genes, environment, nurturance etc. So respect each other’s individuality. Do not force your opinion on your children or anyone else through emotionally laden speeches or through examples of your experiences in your lives. Of course, you need to share your own opinions, experiences and...
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Schools- Are they getting too competitive

Schools - are they becoming too competitive day by day? Are they focusing more on numerical scores and quantitative grades than developing a child into a fully-functional individual? Are the topmost grades, only criteria for judging their own students? And if schools are getting more inclined to such factors day by day, perhaps, our society is somewhere demanding such kinds of “levels” from the schools. These days parents are focusing more and more on their...
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Corporate Psychology : Need of the moment

Psychology of the Employers & Employees in Corporates: Corporate is no longer remaining a new, introductory and fashionable term just for Managers or software engineers but it is more or less a common term. So it is really important to have some kind of policies related to the psychology of the employee, employer, management and all other kind of consumers of their “products”. Having work in the corporate sector for about four years and having...
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Look at the brighter side of life

Optimists may have another reason to feel fortunate. In a new study from the Netherlands, researchers found that older men who are hopeful about the future are less likely to die from heart disease when compared to those who have a bleaker outlook. The reasons for this, says Dr. Erik Giltay, who led the study, are not immediately clear. Optimists are healthier to begin with, and they tend to cope better with any troubles. They...
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Behavioral Problems in Children

  Behavioral problems in children are common these days. The children throw tantrums, or do not listen to their parents, or do not pay adequate attention in studies, they do not eat properly or do not like to take the balanced diet and so on. Sometimes they love to throw stones on animals or they bully other children who are younger than them or they defy the authorities. If this is the case then it...
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Medicine on the Move

Like all other devices, medical and health devices are all going WireLess.A new cloud based wireless device for Health/Medical monitoring seems to be launched every week! Eric Topol highlights several of the most important wireless devices in medicine's future - all helping to keep more of us out of hospital beds. And to borrow the MacD tagline, I'm Loving It. Eric Topol highlights several of the most important wireless devices in medicine's future - all...
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Walker Family Medicine adopts OmniMD EMR/ PMS solution

Tarrytown, NY- OmniMD, one of the leading healthcare information technology companies, which provides Electronic Medical Records (EMR), Practice Management (PMS) and other Healthcare IT products and services to the providers and clinics across the nation, has announced today that Walker Family Medicine (WFM) located in Willcox, Arizona has adopted the companys EMR and PMS solution in order to improve the quality at point of care. WFM decided to implement an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system...
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Cover yourself up!!

The Swine flu death toll in India has risen to 20 in two weeks. The disease is especially partial to young kids, girls and elderly persons with co-existing chronic disease. Many of the victims are either foreign residents or tourists, which points to another easily demarcated section of population. Mark IV Medical communications is a Coimbatore based multimedia and medical animation company with offices in USA and Germany. Most of the creative staff at Mark...
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R.M.O. Required for Night Duty

A General Hospital in Goregaon east Mumbai Requires RMO for Night Duty.
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The doctor will see you - log on now

Posted by malpani | May 22, 2009 | views (22) | comments (0) | Add as friend
"What would happen if patients could visit a doctor at the touch of a button, no waiting, without leaving their home or workplace? Starting this fall, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota hopes to find out. The insurance company plans to offer its 10,000 employees and dependents the chance to use a 'virtual clinic,' an Internet site that can connect them with a doctor for a live 10-minute consultation for a flat fee."This is...
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