This document provides guidance on perioperative assessment for a patient undergoing hernia repair surgery who has diabetes and is on warfarin. It outlines steps to evaluate the patient, including taking a history and physical, performing diagnostic testing, and considering specific medical factors like diabetes, anticoagulation, and cardiovascular status. Evaluation ensures the patient's medical status is optimized and surgery is appropriate. It also provides recommendations for managing the patient's diabetes and anticoagulation in the perioperative period.
The document discusses preoperative assessment and premedication. It covers setting up preoperative testing based on a patient's history and physical exam, evaluating cardiovascular and respiratory disease risk, managing medications before surgery, and guidelines for preoperative fasting. The goal is to identify and minimize risks, improve outcomes, and avoid unnecessary delays or cancellations.
Case Presentation On Renal Calculi with Type II Diabetes Mellitus By Riya MariamRiya Mariam
This document contains a case study presentation on renal calculi in a 55-year-old male patient. It includes the patient's history, examination findings, lab investigations showing renal calculi, and a treatment plan. The treatment plan involves IV fluids, analgesics, antibiotics, antacids, insulin, and other medications over 12 days. The patient was discharged with medication advice and counselling on managing renal calculi, diabetes, diet, and medications. The pharmacist noted a lack of iron supplements despite anemia and antiemetics in the initial treatment plan.
This document summarizes guidelines for screening and treatment related to gynecologic health in menopausal women. It discusses recommendations and risks for cervical and breast cancer screening, as well as guidelines for and risks of hormone replacement therapy. It also reports on non-hormonal options for treating post-menopausal symptoms like hot flashes. The document provides this information through a series of clinical vignettes and recommendations based on evidence from sources like the USPSTF.
This document provides guidance on implementing basal-bolus insulin protocols and intravenous insulin order sets in hospitals. It discusses how hyperglycemia is common in hospitalized patients, even without diabetes, and recommends targeting blood glucose levels between 7.8-10 mmol/L for most ICU patients and 5.0-11.0 mmol/L for surgical patients using insulin protocols. A systems approach including specialized teams and clinical order sets can improve outcomes. It provides steps for developing basal-bolus and intravenous insulin order sets and targets.
This document outlines preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative nursing care for surgical patients. It discusses the nursing assessment process including health history, physical exam, and psychosocial evaluation. Key parts of the nursing management are preoperative teaching, informed consent, preparing patients for surgery, and providing care in the operating room, PACU, and postoperative units. Potential postoperative complications are reviewed for multiple body systems along with the corresponding nursing care.
Manual of Emergency Gynaecology - March 2018AymanEwies
This document provides clinical guidelines for managing emergency gynaecological problems at Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals. It outlines referral guidelines for the Emergency Gynaecology Assessment Unit (EGAU), including who can be referred for pregnancy-related issues or acute gynaecological conditions. The pathways for patients through the EGAU and Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic are described. Blood tests, ultrasound scans, and discharge procedures are also covered. Additionally, the Acute Gynaecology Clinic is summarized as providing urgent consultant advice for non-pregnancy related issues to improve care and avoid admissions.
This document provides guidance on perioperative assessment for a patient undergoing hernia repair surgery who has diabetes and is on warfarin. It outlines steps to evaluate the patient, including taking a history and physical, performing diagnostic testing, and considering specific medical factors like diabetes, anticoagulation, and cardiovascular status. Evaluation ensures the patient's medical status is optimized and surgery is appropriate. It also provides recommendations for managing the patient's diabetes and anticoagulation in the perioperative period.
The document discusses preoperative assessment and premedication. It covers setting up preoperative testing based on a patient's history and physical exam, evaluating cardiovascular and respiratory disease risk, managing medications before surgery, and guidelines for preoperative fasting. The goal is to identify and minimize risks, improve outcomes, and avoid unnecessary delays or cancellations.
Case Presentation On Renal Calculi with Type II Diabetes Mellitus By Riya MariamRiya Mariam
This document contains a case study presentation on renal calculi in a 55-year-old male patient. It includes the patient's history, examination findings, lab investigations showing renal calculi, and a treatment plan. The treatment plan involves IV fluids, analgesics, antibiotics, antacids, insulin, and other medications over 12 days. The patient was discharged with medication advice and counselling on managing renal calculi, diabetes, diet, and medications. The pharmacist noted a lack of iron supplements despite anemia and antiemetics in the initial treatment plan.
This document summarizes guidelines for screening and treatment related to gynecologic health in menopausal women. It discusses recommendations and risks for cervical and breast cancer screening, as well as guidelines for and risks of hormone replacement therapy. It also reports on non-hormonal options for treating post-menopausal symptoms like hot flashes. The document provides this information through a series of clinical vignettes and recommendations based on evidence from sources like the USPSTF.
This document provides guidance on implementing basal-bolus insulin protocols and intravenous insulin order sets in hospitals. It discusses how hyperglycemia is common in hospitalized patients, even without diabetes, and recommends targeting blood glucose levels between 7.8-10 mmol/L for most ICU patients and 5.0-11.0 mmol/L for surgical patients using insulin protocols. A systems approach including specialized teams and clinical order sets can improve outcomes. It provides steps for developing basal-bolus and intravenous insulin order sets and targets.
This document outlines preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative nursing care for surgical patients. It discusses the nursing assessment process including health history, physical exam, and psychosocial evaluation. Key parts of the nursing management are preoperative teaching, informed consent, preparing patients for surgery, and providing care in the operating room, PACU, and postoperative units. Potential postoperative complications are reviewed for multiple body systems along with the corresponding nursing care.
Manual of Emergency Gynaecology - March 2018AymanEwies
This document provides clinical guidelines for managing emergency gynaecological problems at Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals. It outlines referral guidelines for the Emergency Gynaecology Assessment Unit (EGAU), including who can be referred for pregnancy-related issues or acute gynaecological conditions. The pathways for patients through the EGAU and Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic are described. Blood tests, ultrasound scans, and discharge procedures are also covered. Additionally, the Acute Gynaecology Clinic is summarized as providing urgent consultant advice for non-pregnancy related issues to improve care and avoid admissions.
1. The document outlines pre-operative care and considerations for patients undergoing surgery. It discusses the pre-operative consultation, investigations, patient history and risk factors, airway examination, ASA classification, and prophylaxis against complications like DVT.
2. Pre-operative investigations that should be performed for all patients include a full blood count, urea and electrolytes test, electrocardiogram for patients over 40, and chest x-ray for patients over 30. Additional tests may be needed depending on medical history or procedure.
3. Risk factors for complications like DVT are identified as age over 40, obesity, previous DVT/PE, immobility, and certain medical conditions. Prophylaxis
- Correction insulin is preferable to sliding scale insulin for managing inpatient hyperglycemia as it treats current high blood sugars and prevents future highs through the use of basal, nutritional, and correctional insulin components.
- The case study patient should be started on correctional insulin therapy which includes initiation of basal insulin, nutritional insulin with meals, and additional correctional insulin for blood sugars over target.
- When initiating or adjusting insulin therapy in the hospital, consideration should be given to the patient's diabetes type and weight to determine the total daily insulin dose and regimen. Frequent monitoring and adjustments are important to achieve good glycemic control.
This is a presentation about medical error with the following Objectives:
1- Learn step-by-step what to do when medical error occurs and how to report it
2- Learn how to identify root cause of a medical error and how to prevent its recurrence
3- Motivate your colleagues to foster a patient safety culture
1. The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) found that an intensive lifestyle intervention aimed at 7% weight loss was more effective than metformin or placebo at preventing diabetes in patients with prediabetes over 3 years, with a 58% reduction in relative risk.
2. For Mrs. K, an intensive lifestyle intervention targeting at least 7% weight loss would be the recommended first-line evidence-based approach based on the DPP findings.
3. After 1 year of lifestyle changes, Mrs. K had achieved 6% weight loss and normal fasting glucose and A1C levels, indicating response to treatment. However, 12 months later with 10 pounds regained, her glucose levels have
This study compared the efficacy of once weekly exenatide to insulin glargine titrated to target glucose levels in patients with type 2 diabetes over 26 weeks. It found that exenatide once weekly resulted in greater reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to insulin glargine. Exenatide also better controlled post-prandial glucose, while insulin glargine was better for fasting glucose levels. Hypoglycemic events were more common in the insulin glargine group. The study concluded that for patients concerned about hypoglycemia, weight gain and convenience, once weekly exenatide is preferable to insulin glargine.
The document discusses preoperative preparation and assessment of patients. It outlines the key steps which include gathering relevant medical history, conducting a physical exam, ordering appropriate tests and labs, identifying and managing any medical conditions, developing a treatment plan, discussing risks and obtaining consent. The goals are to optimize the patient's condition, minimize risks and communicate effectively with the surgical team. Key aspects of the physical exam and specific considerations for various medical conditions are also described. Finally, the document discusses arranging the operating room schedule to ensure proper resources and prioritization of patients.
This document discusses megestrol acetate, including its members, forms, mechanism of action, dosing, administration, safety considerations, and key drug interactions. It lists 12 team members who will discuss megestrol acetate's introduction, brand names, pricing, mechanism of action, dosing, pharmacokinetics, safety issues, and other important details. The document provides an overview of megestrol acetate and the topics the team plans to cover in their discussion.
Central Hospital/South Central RailwayShanmukh Rao
The South Central Railway Headquarters Hospital in Lallaguda, India has been operating for over 75 years. It began as a small hospital in 1927 and has since grown into a 300-bed tertiary care facility. It provides a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services across general, specialty, and super specialty departments. Key services include emergency care, critical care, diagnostic services, and specialty clinics in areas such as cardiology, neurology and oncology. The hospital serves over 14,500 railway employees and their families.
Railway Central hospital/ South Central RailwayShanmukh Rao
The document provides details about the South Central Railway Headquarters Hospital in Lallaguda, India. It summarizes the hospital's history, facilities, departments, and services. Some key points:
- The hospital was established in 1927 and has grown over the years to become a 300-bed tertiary care facility with 10 wards, 3 ICUs, and 1 dialysis unit.
- It provides comprehensive healthcare across many specialties including medicine, surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, and super-specialties like cardiology and neurology.
- Facilities include OPD clinics, IPD wards, ICUs, operation theaters, diagnostic labs, pharmacy services, and family welfare programs
The document discusses strategies for identifying and managing patients at high risk for diabetes. It finds that intensive lifestyle interventions or metformin treatment can significantly reduce the risk of developing diabetes in patients identified as having prediabetes, defined as impaired glucose tolerance and/or impaired fasting glucose based on oral glucose tolerance tests. However, A1C screening has become more common in primary care settings, but its ability to identify patients most likely to benefit from prevention programs is unclear since such programs have focused on patients identified through tolerance tests. The document advocates for further testing, such as with oral glucose tolerance tests or alternative tests like Quantose, of patients found to have A1C levels in the prediabetes range to better identify which patients have impaired glucose tolerance
The document discusses the importance of preoperative assessment and preparation of patients prior to surgery. Key aspects of assessment include taking a thorough medical history, conducting a physical examination, evaluating nutritional status, ordering relevant investigations, and determining surgical risk. Important elements of preparation are obtaining informed consent, preventing cardiovascular and respiratory complications, reducing risk of aspiration, preparing the bowels if needed, and ensuring adequate sleep, skin preparation, catheterization and pre-medication when applicable. The goals are to identify risk factors, optimize the patient's health status, and reduce postoperative complications.
Kpsc diabetes in pregnancy pathway 8.6.2012Babak Jebelli
The document outlines guidelines for managing diabetes in pregnancy across medical centers. It discusses:
1. Individual centers being graded on compliance with performing HbA1c tests on all prenatal patients and FBS tests for GDM patients at 6 weeks postpartum. Bonuses may be tied to these performance measures.
2. Risk stratification of patients into low, medium, and high risk groups based on diabetes history and control. This determines interventions like medication management and fetal monitoring.
3. Screening all prenatal patients for GDM risk and providing diabetes education. High risk patients receive early glucose testing while low risk patients are tested at 24-28 weeks.
4. Postpartum follow-up
Weight Management in Type 2Diabetes: 2015drsamianik
1) Weight loss is an important goal in managing type 2 diabetes, but lifestyle interventions alone often do not lead to sufficient weight loss for many patients.
2) Several antidiabetes drug classes have potential for weight loss, including GLP-1 receptor agonists, SGLT2 inhibitors, amylin analog pramlintide, and some obesity drugs approved for weight management like orlistat.
3) These drugs provide glycemic control benefits and varying degrees of weight loss, but also come with gastrointestinal side effects in some cases that require management.
This document provides information on managing diabetes in the intensive care unit (ICU). It discusses reasons for deteriorated glucose control during hospital admissions like stress hyperglycemia and corticosteroid therapy. It recommends maintaining blood glucose between 140-180 mg/dL based on studies showing increased mortality risks outside this range. Insulin protocols presented aim to gradually control hyperglycemia through hourly monitoring and titrating intravenous insulin doses based on blood glucose levels and rate of change.
The document provides information on diagnostic examinations and tests, related nursing responsibilities, and general nursing responsibilities. It discusses various diagnostic examinations including radiography, endoscopy, radionuclide imaging, and electrical graphic recordings. It also covers responsibilities for specific examinations like ECG, EEG, and EMG. Laboratory tests and specimen collection are described. Preparing clients, obtaining equipment, positioning during procedures, and post-procedural care are summarized.
Clinical trials for diabetes treatments aim to test efficacy and safety. The primary efficacy endpoint is typically HbA1c (glycated hemoglobin), which measures average blood glucose levels over 2-3 months. Trials last at least 3 months and use a placebo or active control. They seek to demonstrate superiority over placebo or non-inferiority versus approved treatments based on HbA1c changes. Safety monitoring focuses on hypoglycemia risks and other adverse events. Successful trials prove efficacy in lowering HbA1c while maintaining a safety profile comparable to existing options.
Gastric Electrical Stimulation for Gastroparesisforegutsurgeon
This document summarizes a study on using temporary gastric electrical stimulation (GES) to select patients for permanent GES treatment for intractable gastroparesis. 71 patients underwent temporary GES, and 51 experienced over 50% symptom improvement, making them candidates for permanent GES. Of those, 35 received permanent implants. The study found temporary GES effective for selecting patients likely to benefit from permanent GES treatment for severe gastroparesis refractory to other therapies.
The DCCT trial showed that intensive diabetes management reduced the risk of eye, kidney, and nerve complications compared to standard management. Intensive therapy aimed for blood glucose levels between 70-120 mg/dl, while standard therapy aimed to avoid symptoms of high or low blood glucose. The risks of intensive therapy were increased hypoglycemia and weight gain. The follow up EDIC study found metabolic memory effects, with long term benefits of early intensive control.
Nucleus Diagnostic Centre Pvt. Ltd. is a diagnostic centre that offers a wide range of health check-up packages and diagnostic services across multiple locations in Thane, Mulund, and Navi Mumbai. The document provides details about bone density scans (DXA scans), common uses and benefits. It also lists the various tests and services offered, instructions for health check-ups, and features of different package options.
Best Cardiology Hospitals in Vijayawadapriyareddy999
If you are looking for the best cardiology hospital in Vijayawada, look no further than Anu Hospitals. We have a team of experienced and qualified cardiologists who can diagnose and treat various heart conditions, such as coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmia, and more. We also offer advanced cardiac procedures, such as angioplasty, bypass surgery, pacemaker implantation, and more. At Anu Hospitals, we care for your heart with compassion and excellence. Visit our website to learn more about our cardiology services and book an appointment today.
1. The document outlines pre-operative care and considerations for patients undergoing surgery. It discusses the pre-operative consultation, investigations, patient history and risk factors, airway examination, ASA classification, and prophylaxis against complications like DVT.
2. Pre-operative investigations that should be performed for all patients include a full blood count, urea and electrolytes test, electrocardiogram for patients over 40, and chest x-ray for patients over 30. Additional tests may be needed depending on medical history or procedure.
3. Risk factors for complications like DVT are identified as age over 40, obesity, previous DVT/PE, immobility, and certain medical conditions. Prophylaxis
- Correction insulin is preferable to sliding scale insulin for managing inpatient hyperglycemia as it treats current high blood sugars and prevents future highs through the use of basal, nutritional, and correctional insulin components.
- The case study patient should be started on correctional insulin therapy which includes initiation of basal insulin, nutritional insulin with meals, and additional correctional insulin for blood sugars over target.
- When initiating or adjusting insulin therapy in the hospital, consideration should be given to the patient's diabetes type and weight to determine the total daily insulin dose and regimen. Frequent monitoring and adjustments are important to achieve good glycemic control.
This is a presentation about medical error with the following Objectives:
1- Learn step-by-step what to do when medical error occurs and how to report it
2- Learn how to identify root cause of a medical error and how to prevent its recurrence
3- Motivate your colleagues to foster a patient safety culture
1. The Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) found that an intensive lifestyle intervention aimed at 7% weight loss was more effective than metformin or placebo at preventing diabetes in patients with prediabetes over 3 years, with a 58% reduction in relative risk.
2. For Mrs. K, an intensive lifestyle intervention targeting at least 7% weight loss would be the recommended first-line evidence-based approach based on the DPP findings.
3. After 1 year of lifestyle changes, Mrs. K had achieved 6% weight loss and normal fasting glucose and A1C levels, indicating response to treatment. However, 12 months later with 10 pounds regained, her glucose levels have
This study compared the efficacy of once weekly exenatide to insulin glargine titrated to target glucose levels in patients with type 2 diabetes over 26 weeks. It found that exenatide once weekly resulted in greater reductions in HbA1c and body weight compared to insulin glargine. Exenatide also better controlled post-prandial glucose, while insulin glargine was better for fasting glucose levels. Hypoglycemic events were more common in the insulin glargine group. The study concluded that for patients concerned about hypoglycemia, weight gain and convenience, once weekly exenatide is preferable to insulin glargine.
The document discusses preoperative preparation and assessment of patients. It outlines the key steps which include gathering relevant medical history, conducting a physical exam, ordering appropriate tests and labs, identifying and managing any medical conditions, developing a treatment plan, discussing risks and obtaining consent. The goals are to optimize the patient's condition, minimize risks and communicate effectively with the surgical team. Key aspects of the physical exam and specific considerations for various medical conditions are also described. Finally, the document discusses arranging the operating room schedule to ensure proper resources and prioritization of patients.
This document discusses megestrol acetate, including its members, forms, mechanism of action, dosing, administration, safety considerations, and key drug interactions. It lists 12 team members who will discuss megestrol acetate's introduction, brand names, pricing, mechanism of action, dosing, pharmacokinetics, safety issues, and other important details. The document provides an overview of megestrol acetate and the topics the team plans to cover in their discussion.
Central Hospital/South Central RailwayShanmukh Rao
The South Central Railway Headquarters Hospital in Lallaguda, India has been operating for over 75 years. It began as a small hospital in 1927 and has since grown into a 300-bed tertiary care facility. It provides a wide range of inpatient and outpatient services across general, specialty, and super specialty departments. Key services include emergency care, critical care, diagnostic services, and specialty clinics in areas such as cardiology, neurology and oncology. The hospital serves over 14,500 railway employees and their families.
Railway Central hospital/ South Central RailwayShanmukh Rao
The document provides details about the South Central Railway Headquarters Hospital in Lallaguda, India. It summarizes the hospital's history, facilities, departments, and services. Some key points:
- The hospital was established in 1927 and has grown over the years to become a 300-bed tertiary care facility with 10 wards, 3 ICUs, and 1 dialysis unit.
- It provides comprehensive healthcare across many specialties including medicine, surgery, obstetrics/gynecology, and super-specialties like cardiology and neurology.
- Facilities include OPD clinics, IPD wards, ICUs, operation theaters, diagnostic labs, pharmacy services, and family welfare programs
The document discusses strategies for identifying and managing patients at high risk for diabetes. It finds that intensive lifestyle interventions or metformin treatment can significantly reduce the risk of developing diabetes in patients identified as having prediabetes, defined as impaired glucose tolerance and/or impaired fasting glucose based on oral glucose tolerance tests. However, A1C screening has become more common in primary care settings, but its ability to identify patients most likely to benefit from prevention programs is unclear since such programs have focused on patients identified through tolerance tests. The document advocates for further testing, such as with oral glucose tolerance tests or alternative tests like Quantose, of patients found to have A1C levels in the prediabetes range to better identify which patients have impaired glucose tolerance
The document discusses the importance of preoperative assessment and preparation of patients prior to surgery. Key aspects of assessment include taking a thorough medical history, conducting a physical examination, evaluating nutritional status, ordering relevant investigations, and determining surgical risk. Important elements of preparation are obtaining informed consent, preventing cardiovascular and respiratory complications, reducing risk of aspiration, preparing the bowels if needed, and ensuring adequate sleep, skin preparation, catheterization and pre-medication when applicable. The goals are to identify risk factors, optimize the patient's health status, and reduce postoperative complications.
Kpsc diabetes in pregnancy pathway 8.6.2012Babak Jebelli
The document outlines guidelines for managing diabetes in pregnancy across medical centers. It discusses:
1. Individual centers being graded on compliance with performing HbA1c tests on all prenatal patients and FBS tests for GDM patients at 6 weeks postpartum. Bonuses may be tied to these performance measures.
2. Risk stratification of patients into low, medium, and high risk groups based on diabetes history and control. This determines interventions like medication management and fetal monitoring.
3. Screening all prenatal patients for GDM risk and providing diabetes education. High risk patients receive early glucose testing while low risk patients are tested at 24-28 weeks.
4. Postpartum follow-up
Weight Management in Type 2Diabetes: 2015drsamianik
1) Weight loss is an important goal in managing type 2 diabetes, but lifestyle interventions alone often do not lead to sufficient weight loss for many patients.
2) Several antidiabetes drug classes have potential for weight loss, including GLP-1 receptor agonists, SGLT2 inhibitors, amylin analog pramlintide, and some obesity drugs approved for weight management like orlistat.
3) These drugs provide glycemic control benefits and varying degrees of weight loss, but also come with gastrointestinal side effects in some cases that require management.
This document provides information on managing diabetes in the intensive care unit (ICU). It discusses reasons for deteriorated glucose control during hospital admissions like stress hyperglycemia and corticosteroid therapy. It recommends maintaining blood glucose between 140-180 mg/dL based on studies showing increased mortality risks outside this range. Insulin protocols presented aim to gradually control hyperglycemia through hourly monitoring and titrating intravenous insulin doses based on blood glucose levels and rate of change.
The document provides information on diagnostic examinations and tests, related nursing responsibilities, and general nursing responsibilities. It discusses various diagnostic examinations including radiography, endoscopy, radionuclide imaging, and electrical graphic recordings. It also covers responsibilities for specific examinations like ECG, EEG, and EMG. Laboratory tests and specimen collection are described. Preparing clients, obtaining equipment, positioning during procedures, and post-procedural care are summarized.
Clinical trials for diabetes treatments aim to test efficacy and safety. The primary efficacy endpoint is typically HbA1c (glycated hemoglobin), which measures average blood glucose levels over 2-3 months. Trials last at least 3 months and use a placebo or active control. They seek to demonstrate superiority over placebo or non-inferiority versus approved treatments based on HbA1c changes. Safety monitoring focuses on hypoglycemia risks and other adverse events. Successful trials prove efficacy in lowering HbA1c while maintaining a safety profile comparable to existing options.
Gastric Electrical Stimulation for Gastroparesisforegutsurgeon
This document summarizes a study on using temporary gastric electrical stimulation (GES) to select patients for permanent GES treatment for intractable gastroparesis. 71 patients underwent temporary GES, and 51 experienced over 50% symptom improvement, making them candidates for permanent GES. Of those, 35 received permanent implants. The study found temporary GES effective for selecting patients likely to benefit from permanent GES treatment for severe gastroparesis refractory to other therapies.
The DCCT trial showed that intensive diabetes management reduced the risk of eye, kidney, and nerve complications compared to standard management. Intensive therapy aimed for blood glucose levels between 70-120 mg/dl, while standard therapy aimed to avoid symptoms of high or low blood glucose. The risks of intensive therapy were increased hypoglycemia and weight gain. The follow up EDIC study found metabolic memory effects, with long term benefits of early intensive control.
Nucleus Diagnostic Centre Pvt. Ltd. is a diagnostic centre that offers a wide range of health check-up packages and diagnostic services across multiple locations in Thane, Mulund, and Navi Mumbai. The document provides details about bone density scans (DXA scans), common uses and benefits. It also lists the various tests and services offered, instructions for health check-ups, and features of different package options.
Best Cardiology Hospitals in Vijayawadapriyareddy999
If you are looking for the best cardiology hospital in Vijayawada, look no further than Anu Hospitals. We have a team of experienced and qualified cardiologists who can diagnose and treat various heart conditions, such as coronary artery disease, heart failure, arrhythmia, and more. We also offer advanced cardiac procedures, such as angioplasty, bypass surgery, pacemaker implantation, and more. At Anu Hospitals, we care for your heart with compassion and excellence. Visit our website to learn more about our cardiology services and book an appointment today.
This document provides information on health check-up packages available at GMC Hospital in Ajman, UAE for medical tourists. It outlines executive level packages for males and females that include consultations with specialists, laboratory tests, medical imaging, and cardiopulmonary exams. Contact information is provided for seven representatives who can provide more details or help with booking a package. The document also describes the services and facilities available at GMC Hospital and under Thumbay Hospitals more broadly.
This document provides information on health check-up packages available at GMC Hospital in Ajman, UAE. It outlines executive level packages for males and females that include medical consultations, laboratory tests, medical imaging, and cardiopulmonary exams. Contact information is provided for several representatives who can provide more details or help with booking a package. The document also describes the services and facilities available at GMC Hospital, including departments, clinics, and around the clock emergency services.
Apollo Health Checks offer comprehensive preventative health screening packages in India. The packages include consultations, laboratory tests, and diagnostic tests tailored to assess overall health and screen for specific conditions like heart disease, cancer, or diabetes. Regular health checks can detect irregularities early and improve health outcomes through preventative care and disease management.
Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals Delhi (Health check)apollohospdel
Apollo Hospitals provides several specialized health check packages that include medical tests, consultations, and lifestyle counseling. The packages are tailored for different age groups and health needs. Regular health checks can help detect illnesses early and improve health outcomes. Appointments for Apollo Health Checks may be made via their call center, which operates 24/7.
Cardiac Screen has been providing cardiology, gynaecology, and psychiatric services since 2001. They aim to provide personalized treatment plans focused on individual patient needs and concerns. They offer on-site cardiac tests, ultrasounds, blood tests, and consultations committed to clinical excellence. Their goal is to be a one-stop clinic with leading specialists using the latest equipment for accurate diagnoses and innovative treatments to provide high quality and responsive care.
Implementing wellness testing and preanesthetic testing in veterinary clinics can help detect underlying health problems, promote optimal medical care, and increase longevity. A study of dogs and cats found that 17% of cats and 23% of dogs in good health had clinically significant diseases. Preanesthetic testing with bloodwork, urinalysis, and ECG allows modification of anesthetic protocols and establishment of health baselines to identify abnormalities and ensure safe surgery. Wellness testing should start annually for adult dogs and cats aged 7 or older, or earlier for giant breeds, and can include blood chemistry panels and complete blood counts to monitor health over time.
HEALTH SCREENING SERVICES IN COMMUNITY PHARMACY .pptxLipanjali Badhei
Content:
INTRODUCTION
SCOPE
IMPORTANCE OF HEALTH SCREENING
SUCCESS OF HEALTH SCREENING
TYPES OF HEALTH SCREENING
ROUTINE Monitoring OF PATIENT
EARLY DISEASE DETECTION
SOME DISEASE AND THEIR HEALTH SCREENING SERVICE
This document discusses the importance of preventive healthcare and screening for early detection of diseases. It provides guidance on screening recommendations and intervals for various common conditions like cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and others. The risks and benefits of different screening tests are presented to facilitate informed decision making. Emphasis is placed on integrating preventive services and chronic disease management into primary care to improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs.
Larkin Community Hospital provides a wide range of medical services to the South Miami community. It has 146 beds and specializes in medical, surgical, psychiatric and teaching services. It also has outpatient clinics and is accredited by the Joint Commission. The hospital focuses on healthcare reform initiatives to improve care and reduce costs. It is also committed to graduate medical education, training new physicians through residency programs in family medicine, internal medicine, and psychiatry.
The document contains a prayer, information on levels of prevention (primary, secondary, tertiary) and criteria for screening. It discusses periodic health exams and screening/assessments for infants, children, adolescents, adults and older persons. It provides examples of screening tests, immunizations, counseling and developing a family care plan. The document concludes with references.
The document discusses preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative care for a patient undergoing surgery. In the preoperative stage, patients undergo assessments of their medical history and comorbidities, labs and tests are ordered to optimize the patient's health status, and the surgical plan is arranged. Intraoperatively, strict infection control protocols are followed and checklists are used to ensure safety. Postoperatively, patients are monitored, complications are prevented, and care is documented before discharge. The overall goal is to safely prepare the patient for surgery, perform the procedure, and provide care during recovery.
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Two years before surgery, the surgeon must prepare themselves through skills training, observing other surgeons, and ensuring the operating room (OR) and team are ready. One week before, the surgeon confirms the indication for surgery, reviews contraindications and counsels the patient. The day before, the patient receives instructions and the surgeon ensures the OR and team are prepared. On the day of surgery, the surgeon obtains consent, checks equipment and the anesthetized patient is brought to the OR. Special considerations are discussed for obese, pregnant and high risk patients.
perioperative preparations in obstetrics and Gynecology.pptxEkramNasher
The document provides guidance on perioperative care for obstetric and gynecological cases. It discusses the importance of thorough preoperative preparation, including patient education, medication management, risk assessment, and optimization of medical conditions. This allows surgeons to anticipate potential complications and plan appropriately. The three phases of surgery - pre-operative, intraoperative, and postoperative - are outlined. Preoperative preparation is key to reducing complications and ensuring successful surgical outcomes.
Laboratory tests play an important role in psychiatry by helping with diagnosis, monitoring treatment, and detecting potential side effects or medical comorbidities. Key tests include blood tests to evaluate thyroid, liver, kidney, and metabolic function, as well as tests for infections. Monitoring tests are important when prescribing medications like antipsychotics that can affect metabolic parameters and increase risk of conditions like diabetes. Laboratory evaluations can help optimize treatment safety and effectiveness in psychiatry.
Preventive Health Checkup (Master Health Checkups) is well known in most of the private hospitals in India. Preventive medicines are the effective investigations carried to prevent the disease and regular monitoring the health before disease occurs, it carries many health investigations .
DiaGenomi Ltd. is a genetic testing company that offers several tests through their MyRISQ platform, including CardioRISQ. CardioRISQ is a cardiac risk assessment test that combines genetic testing for mutations in several genes related to cardiovascular disease with a lifestyle questionnaire. It provides a personalized assessment of cardiovascular disease risk. The test involves collecting a saliva sample for genetic analysis, completing an online lifestyle questionnaire, and receiving a medical report integrating this genetic and lifestyle data to provide a risk assessment and treatment plan tailored to the individual. DiaGenomi aims to improve prevention and management of disease through this holistic, personalized approach to genetic testing.
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This particular slides consist of- what is Pneumothorax,what are it's causes and it's effect on body, risk factors, symptoms,complications, diagnosis and role of physiotherapy in it.
This slide is very helpful for physiotherapy students and also for other medical and healthcare students.
Here is a summary of Pneumothorax:
Pneumothorax, also known as a collapsed lung, is a condition that occurs when air leaks into the space between the lung and chest wall. This air buildup puts pressure on the lung, preventing it from expanding fully when you breathe. A pneumothorax can cause a complete or partial collapse of the lung.
2024 HIPAA Compliance Training Guide to the Compliance OfficersConference Panel
Join us for a comprehensive 90-minute lesson designed specifically for Compliance Officers and Practice/Business Managers. This 2024 HIPAA Training session will guide you through the critical steps needed to ensure your practice is fully prepared for upcoming audits. Key updates and significant changes under the Omnibus Rule will be covered, along with the latest applicable updates for 2024.
Key Areas Covered:
Texting and Email Communication: Understand the compliance requirements for electronic communication.
Encryption Standards: Learn what is necessary and what is overhyped.
Medical Messaging and Voice Data: Ensure secure handling of sensitive information.
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2. The Acibadem City Clinic Hospitals PREVENTION PROGRAM aims to optimize one’s health, as well as the
health status of their family, relatives and colleagues.
Whether one is employed, self-employed or taking care of their family, we know everyone’s time is limited.
People ask for the best medical care, but their time is insufficient. They expect excellent service, the best
experts and minimal waiting time. We, at Acibadem City Clinic Hospitals understand that. Therefore we offer
healthcare and complete preventive health services with an entirely new approach.
We are pleased to offer a variety of clinical services aimed at the early prevention of cardiovascular, cancer
and other major diseases as well as the improvement of physical health.
Before starting one’s program, patients receive an in-depth e-questionnaire to prepare them for their visit,
to schedule the respective examinations/tests as well as to obtain individual instructions.
PREVENTION PROGRAMME
Please read carefully the General Instruction prior to conducting your program. Should you have any
questions related to logistics, or you need details on starting (launching) the program for you and your closest
ones, feel free to contact Ms. Albena Hinova at: +359 2 960 4915 or by
e-mail: albena.hinova@acibademcityclinic.bg
The dates of conducting the prevention program of your choice shall be booked according to your personal
timetable and the working schedule of the medical staff. Prevention exams shall be conducted within two (2)
days – on weekdays (a.m. or p.m.) or on Saturdays (a.m. only).
Should you have any questions related to your health status or you would like to clarify additional details related
to the medical exams and tests tailored for you, the medication therapy prior to or after launching the program,
etc., please feel free to contact Ms. Katya Vodenicharova, MD, at: +359 2 9038 107
or by e-mail: katya.vodenicharova@acibademcityclinic.bg.
After undergoing the whole screening, your results shall be discussed by medical specialists of the Hospital,
and you shall receive the final analysis – the latter shall include recommendations and a clarified tailored
prevention program in order to maintain good health or correctly established (found) aberrations.
3. CONTENTS OF THE EXCLUSIVE
The tailored Prevention program contains standard protocols consistent with the patient’s age. You shall
be given the opportunity to add additional imaging, laboratory and specified tests as well as consulting
experts, among others: a dermatologist, a neurologist, an ENT specialist, a pulmonologist, an oncologist, a
nephrologist, an endocrinologist, as well as to get vaccinations when traveling abroad.
The presented screening program gives the option of consequential inclusion of additional diagnostic tests
targeting: stomach (abdomen), colon, liver, pelvis, prostate, breast, thyroid gland, lungs. Depending on the
established tolerances of the chosen program, we shall add the necessary consultations and examinations.
You may further choose among high-tech screening methods of diagnosis of cardiac, vascular, neurological,
oncological diseases.
Please revise the following packages:
Services Specialists
Laboratory tests:
• Full blood test, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, Total
Cholesterol, HDL Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, Tryglicerides,
ASAT, ALAT, GGT, Glukose, Hb A1C, Ka and Na Complex,
Chlorides, Ionized calcium (iCa ++), Total calcium, Magnesium
(Mg), Phosphorus, FT4 + TSH + TAT + MAT
• CRP, Lipid Profile, Inorganic phosphate, Creatinine, Uric acid,
Total protein, Albumin
• Urine - General Chemical Analysis and Sediment Indicative
Clinical Laboratory
Examination by a specialist in internal medicine - taking a history
and intrusion
Internal diseases
Examination by specialist cardiologist with EchoCG Cardiologist
Stress test (VET) (specialist cardiologist) Cardiologist
X-ray of the chest (lung) - one projection Diagnostic Imaging
Examination with the Echo of abdominal and small pelvis
(specialist gastroenterologist)
Gastroenterologist
Ultrasound examination of a small pelvis (specialist gynecologist)
Obstetrician
Gynecologist
Cytological testing
Obstetrician
Gynecologist
Ultrasound examination of a mammary glands
Obstetrician
Gynecologist, Syrgeon
STANDARD
PREVENTION
PACKAGE
age 21 – 39
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HER:
BGN 860 (EUR 440)
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HIM:
BGN 615 (EUR 315)
4. HEALTH CARE SERVICE PACKAGES
Services Specialists
Laboratory tests:
• Full blood test, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, Total Cholesterol, HDL
Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, Tryglicerides, ASAT, ALAT, GGT, Glukose,
Hb A1C, Ka and Na Complex, Chlorides, Ionized calcium (iCa ++),
Total calcium, Magnesium (Mg), Phosphorus, FT4 + TSH + TAT + MAT
• CRP, Lipid Profile, Inorganic phosphate, Creatinine, Uric acid, Total
protein, Albumin, PSA Total
• Urine - General Chemical Analysis and Sediment Indicative
• PSA total – for men
Clinical Laboratory
Examination by a specialist in internal medicine – taking a history and
intrusion
Internal diseases
Examination by specialist cardiologist with EchoCG Cardiologist
Stress test (VET) (specialist cardiologist) Cardiologist
X-ray of the chest (lung) - one projection Diagnostic Imaging
Examination with the Echo of abdominal and small pelvis (specialist
gastroenterologist)
Gastroenterologist
Examination by ENT specialist ENT
Examination with Echo of the urogenital system (specialist urologist) Urologist
Ultrasound examination of a small pelvis (specialist gynecologist) Obstetrician Gynecologist
Cytological testing Obstetrician Gynecologist
Mammography Diagnostic Imaging
STANDARD
PREVENTION
PACKAGE
age 40 – 49
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HER:
BGN 901 (EUR 461).
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HIM:
BGN 829 (EUR 424)
STANDARD
PREVENTION
PACKAGE
age 50+
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HER:
BGN 1776 (EUR 908)
PACKAGE PRICE FOR HIM:
BGN 1705 (EUR 872)
Services Specialists
Laboratory tests:
• Full blood test, Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate, Total Cholesterol, HDL
Cholesterol, LDL Cholesterol, Tryglicerides, ASAT, ALAT, GGT, Glukose,
Hb A1C, Ka and Na Complex, Chlorides, Ionized calcium (iCa ++),
Total calcium, Magnesium (Mg), Phosphorus, FT4 + TSH + TAT + MAT
• CRP, Lipid Profile, Inorganic phosphate, Creatinine, Uric acid, Total
protein, Albumin,
• Urine - General Chemical Analysis and Sediment Indicative
• PSA total – for men
Clinical Laboratory
Examination by a specialist in internal medicine - taking a history and
intrusion
Internal diseases
Examination by specialist cardiologist with EchoCG Cardiologist
Stress test (VET) (specialist cardiologist) Cardiologist
X-ray of the chest (lung) - one projection Diagnostic Imaging
Examination with the Echo of abdominal and small pelvis (specialist
gastroenterologist)
Gastroenterologist
Examination by ENT specialist ENT
Examination by a pulmonologist with a functional breath test (FID) Pulmonologist
Examinatiom by an angiologist with ECHO Doppler of the vascular
system (arteries and veins)
Angiologist
Examination by Neurologist Neurologist
Endoscopic testing - FIBROCOLONOSCOPY with anesthesia Gastroenterologist
Examination with Echo of the urogenital system (specialist urologist) Urologist
Ultrasound examination of a small pelvis (specialist gynecologist) Obstetrician Gynecologist
Cytological testing Obstetrician Gynecologist
Mammography Diagnostic Imaging
5. GENERAL
IF YOU HAVE DIABETES
If you are older than 21 year and you have diabe-
tes, you take medications, shots or insulin, please
read the instructions herein, and make sure you un-
derstand them before you start the program. These instructions are
based on the common diabetic drug program similar to yours.
If you keep track of your blood sugar levels at home, please bring your
glucometer, medications, and diabetes diary log when coming for your
examinations/tests at Acibadem City Clinic. If you are further sched-
uled for blood tests in the morning, do not take your morning dose of
drugs or shots prior to having your blood test drawn. After having the
possibility to eat, you may continue your usual insulin therapy.
CARDIAC STRESS TEST
This test shall determine how well your heart is per-
forming. Changes in blood pressure, heart rate and
ECG as well as your physical capacity shall be
monitored during the test. Your health consultant shall recommend
this test if you have chest pain, fatigue, shortness of breath, high
blood pressure, palpitations, risk factors for cardiovascular diseases,
family history of certain diseases.
This test shall be part of your cardiac examination. Therefore:
• You should not have any food intake one hour prior to the test
• If you take medications, do not stop unless your health consultant
has advised the opposite
• Wear comfortable clothes and running shoes
• Do not apply any cream or lotion to your chest prior to the test
since it may make your skin too oily for the device patches to stick
to your skin.
ECG (ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY)
This is a test to help specialists define heart activity.
Using an ECG, the heart electricity activity is trans-
ferred to and recorded on paper.
Intake of certain medications may change the result of the test.
Therefore it is important that you inform your physician of all med-
ications you may be currently taking, no matter if purchased over-
the-counter or with a prescription.
Before the test, you should take off all neck and wrest jewelry.
Should you have any questions related to your preparation for the
examination, what the possible risks are and what the interpretation
of the results is, please talk to your physician. There is no pain as-
sociated with this test. There are no risks either. The duration of this
test is around 5-10 minutes.
ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
This is a primary method used in diagnosis of vari-
ous structural and functional disorders of the heart
– in cardiovascular diseases.
No preliminary preparation on behalf of the patient prior to the ECG
is necessary. It is conducted only in left half-side or left side posi-
tion taken by the patient. The method is non-invasive and painless.
There are no risks or complications described while conducting
an ECG.
MAMMOGRAM
This is a technique used for years in diagnosing dis-
eases of the mammary glands in both women and
men. The digital mammogram is an imaging method
of low dose X-ray irradiation providing visualization of the breast tis-
sue. This is the most common method in diagnosing breast diseases.
The method is considered the best option in early diagnosis of
breast cancer and it shall be conducted for all women – even if they
have no complaints or visible changes in their breasts. (IMPORTANT:
All women of age 40+ must conduct this yearly prevention check-
up and mammogram.)
Screening mammograms are performed for asymptomatic patients
or those who do not meet the approved criteria of mammograms.
These criteria include, but are not limited to age (40+) and fami-
ly history of breast cancer. Screening mammograms usually include
images of both breasts; the number of images depends on the pa-
tient. The purpose of this type of testing is to detect breast cancer
while too small to be even detected by the patient or her physician
during a physical examination. Detection at an early stage of breast
cancer – by the means of a screening mammogram – significantly
increases the chances for successful treatment of the disease.
COLONOSCOPY
This is a device-use examination of observation of
the colon lining. Colonoscopy is recommended to
be carried out in case of the following symptoms:
abdominal pain of unclear origin, blood in the stools, diarrhea, al-
ternation of constipation with diarrhea, previous polypectomy, un-
specified diseases of the end segment of the colon.
Prior to conducting a colonoscopy, the colon must be thorough-
ly cleaned: the patient is prescribed a special diet, intake of laxa-
tive medications, increasing intestinal motility. In addition, the patient
must not take any food 10-12 hours prior to the examination.
Colonoscopy is performed under venous anesthesia (sedation); con-
sulting an anesthesiologist in advance is compulsory Note: driving is
not advisable 24 hours post procedure.
If you are a diabetic patient, please consult your physician.
If you take anticoagulants (blood thinners), please specify and dis-
cuss their intake with your health consultant – whether it will be nec-
essary to stop their intake prior to the procedure, and for how long.
SPIROMETRY (LUNG FUNCTION
TEST)
This examination shows the functional capacity of
the lungs and the processes of breathing in and out.
It is explicitly recommended for the screening of risk patients such as
smokers or people with professional diseases.
Prior to conducting the test, it is a must:
• to avoid alcohol intake at least 8 hours prior to the test
• to avoid smoking 12 hours prior to the test
• to avoid huge quantities and heavy food as well as intake of
caffeinated drinks
• Right before the examination, all tight clothes shall be removed if
restricting breathing
6. INSTRUCTIONS
UPON COMPLETION OF YOUR PREVENTION PROGRAM,
YOU WILL BE PROVIDED WITH A FINAL ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS.
THANK YOU FOR TRUSTING ACIBADEM CITY CLINIC HOSPITALS FOR YOUR PREVENTION PLAN
• Dentures shall be removed if if they restrict/interfere
with the test
• If a bronchodilator is used or inhaled medications are taken,
the patient must consult a physician whether it is necessary
to stop their intake
• Please inform the physician if you recently have had a heart
attack or surgery or if you are allergic to certain medications.
Functional pulmonary tests are generally safe for most people
and rarely cause any complications.
ECHO-DOPPLER OF THE
VASCULAR SYSTEM (ARTERIES
AND VEINS)
This is an ultrasound examination of the blood vessels – a
graphic and sound image of blood pulsations in the arteries
and veins. Using this method, specialists can detect the level of
occlusion of the vessels, as well as assess the risk of acute is-
chemia of one’s vital organs. Echo-Doppler is used in diagnosis
and assessment of severity of various vascular diseases, among
others: arterial thrombosis, arterial embolisms, aneurysms, vari-
cose veins, venous thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, as well as the
state of the extracranial and kidney blood vessels and the ab-
dominal aorta. The method is used as diagnosis, screening and
prevention of atherosclerosis in patients at risk.
The Echo-Doppler examination is completely safe and can be
done as frequently as needed as needed and under the vas-
cular surgeon’s discretion.
LABORATORY TESTS
Blood draw can be done either at the Hospi-
tal facility, or on site – at your working place.
Instructions when testing blood counts:
the test must be carried out in the morning (best if done
between 07:30AM and 09:00AM), on an empty stomach, in-
cluding no intake of coffee.
Instructions when testing glucose (blood sugar):
the test must be carried out in the morning (best if done be-
tween 07:30AM and 09:00AM), on an empty stomach, includ-
ing no intake of coffee, no intake of anti-diabetic medications
or insulin.
Instructions when testing lipid profile:
the test must be carried out in the morning, on an
empty stomach, after 12-hour fasting. In addition, 2-3 days prior to
the examination the patient must intake food poor in fat. If the pa-
tient takes medication affecting fat metabolism, they need to be
stopped for a period of two weeks prior to the test.
Instructions when testing thyroid hormones
(TSH, FT4, TAT and MAT):
The test is conducted in the morning, before any intake of coffee
and other caffeine-containing substances, as well as no medication
intake before the blood draw.
Instructions when conducting a total (general)
chemical testing as well as urine sediment test:
Middle portion of the first morning urine is to be tested – after a
thorough local hygiene.
Instructions when testing tumor markers:
Tumor markers are substances produced by the human body in re-
sponse to tumor growth or by the tumor tissue itself. Some tumor
markers are specific for a certain neoplastic (cancerous) disease
while others (the majority of tumor markers) can be observed at vari-
ous neoplastic diseases as well as in numerous and various non-can-
cerous diseases. On their own, tumor markers cannot make a diag-
nosis of a neoplastic disease.
Tumor markers can be used when: screening for neoplastic diseas-
es, diagnosis of neoplastic diseases, staging a neoplastic disease,
defining the prognosis of a neoplastic diseases, clarifying on the
type of treatment, monitoring of treatment, defining relapse occur-
rence, etc.
CA 125: a cancer antigen, a protein found in increased quantities
in the blood steam in conditions and diseases like: myoma, cancer
of the uterus, ovaries and tubes, endometriosis, inflammatory pelvic
diseases, cirrhosis;
CA 15-3: the tumor marker is tested during or after the treatment
of breast cancer in order to define the response to or the effect of
treatment;
CA 19-9: the tumor marker is increased by 70-95% in patients of ad-
vanced pancreatic cancer, but it can display increased levels in other
diseases as well – such as colorectal cancer, lung cancer, gall blad-
der cancer, and obstruction (clogging) of the biliary tract, pancreati-
tis, cystic fibrosis and various liver diseases.
CA 72-4: a tumor marker of carcinoma of the GI tract, mainly the
stomach.
PSA: Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) is a test that is mainly used
in prostate cancer screening. An increase in blood levels of PSA
sometimes occurs in inflammation and hypertrophy of the gland.
The test is done by taking venous blood and no special prepara-
tion is required.
7. LEADER
ACIBADEM CITY CLINIC provides full
diagnosis and contemporary treatment
based on the good medical practice
(European and US Guidelines) thanks to
the combination of leading specialists of
proven international experience and
state-of-the-art equipment.
”This was one of the
most valued days
of my life”
CARE FOR ONE’S HEALTH IS AN ACCEPTED RESPONSIBILITY
DEDICATE A PART OF YOUR
TIME. MAKE A STEP TOWARDS
A LONGER AND HEALTHIER LIFE.
QUALITY
ACIBADEM CITY CLINIC has developed tailored
screening plans for all its patients – these
packages of health services include screening
of potential risk factors, prevention and early
diagnosis of diseases, as per our patients’
individual needs. The Hospital provides an
efficient process of transition from a healthcare
screening to a full-range treatment course.
www.acibademcityclinic.bg
8. PREVENTION PROGRAM LOCATIONS
WWW.ACIBADEMCITYCLINIC.BG
Acibadem City Clinic Cardiovascular Center
is a teaching hospital of the
Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
and Varna Medical University
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Joint Commission International
Hospital, accredited
by Joint Commission International
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Joint Commission International
Hospital, accredited
by Joint Commission International
Hospital
accredited by
Joint Commission
International
66A Tsarigradsko shose Blvd., 1784 Sofia
phone +359 894 138 988
e-mail: onco@acibademcityclinic.bg
127 Okolovrasten pat Str., 1407 Sofia
phone +359 894 138 988
e-mail: cardio@acibademcityclinic.bg
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Joint Commission International
Hospital
accredited by
Joint Commission
International