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The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up and using the project management tool Basecamp. It explains how to create a free trial account, set up a new project, add tasks and documents, schedule events, and view project activity and progress. Navigation of the different Basecamp sections like Discussions, To-Do lists, Calendar, and Search are demonstrated to help users get started with organizing and collaborating on projects using this online project management software.

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How to create an email catcher using benchmark email

The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating an email catcher (opt-in form) using the BenchmarkEmail platform. It describes signing up for an account, creating a new sign-up form, customizing the form fields and text, setting up a welcome email, and previewing the completed email catcher. The email catcher is used to build an email list which is described as the biggest asset for an online business, as it allows you to re-engage past visitors through email marketing.

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SlideShare is an online platform for sharing presentations, documents, and videos. It began with the goal of sharing knowledge online. The document then outlines the steps to create an account on SlideShare, upload a presentation, add tags and descriptions, and share the presentation on social media or embed it on a website. It also describes how to connect SlideShare to Facebook to share uploads, and how to add audio recordings to accompany presentations.

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FRIDA is a smart tool developed for Uppsala University Medical School to support problem-based learning (PBL) and curriculum planning after transitioning to a new case-based integrated curriculum. FRIDA allows tutors to present PBL cases to students, create and modify cases, and evaluate cases. It also provides curriculum overviews and mapping. Students can access cases and resources to support self-directed learning. Evaluation data and statistics are collected to inform curriculum improvements. The tool was created through collaboration between educational and IT staff to support the implementation of PBL school-wide.

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Everything you need to know about Medical Education: Well Almost This document provides an overview of medical education. It discusses why medical education is important for learners like undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as teachers with expanding roles. It also touches on wider factors that influence medical education like various regulatory and funding bodies. The document then explores what is involved in medical education, including lesson planning using the ASSURE model and providing an example lesson plan. It also gives a taste of educational theory, discussing perspectives like behaviorism, humanism, and cognitivism. Finally, it outlines different teaching techniques like lectures, skills training, and options for teaching in a general practice surgery setting.

DVLA and Diabetes

This document provides guidance on diabetes and driving rules in the UK. It outlines when a person with diabetes needs to inform the DVLA, including if they have complications, use insulin, or experience hypoglycemia. It describes safety measures for driving with diabetes, such as checking blood sugar levels before and during driving and carrying glucose. Guidelines are also given for managing diabetes during illness, including continuing insulin/tablets, monitoring blood sugar and ketones regularly, and knowing when hospital admission is required.

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This document describes a study conducted in Andalusia, Spain that developed an individualized learning plan for family medicine tutors based on a competence map. Tutors were asked to self-assess their competencies across 43 areas of knowledge, skills, and attitudes. For areas needing basic or advanced training, tutors created a personalized learning plan. Results showed tutors perceived greater deficits in knowledge competencies compared to skills and attitudes. The study concludes that discovering one's own learning gaps can be useful for defining learning plans.

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The document discusses the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) and lessons that can be learned to better protect the rights of disabled children. It provides background on the origins and adoption of the UNCRC. Key points include that the UNCRC was the first human rights treaty to mention disability. It established general principles of non-discrimination, best interests of the child, participation, and survival and development. However, there are still issues around violations of disabled children's rights like invisibility, indivisibility of rights, and lack of disaggregated data. Improved collaboration and self-advocacy are needed to better uphold disabled children's rights.

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How to evaluate and select vendors with TransparentChoice software

This document provides instructions for using TransparentChoice software to evaluate and select vendors. It outlines a 5-step process: 1) create a project, 2) add vendors manually or by importing from a file, 3) define evaluation criteria in a hierarchy with pairwise comparisons or scales, 4) complete a survey to score vendors and prioritize criteria, and 5) view prioritized ranking and sensitivity analysis results. The document walks through setting up a sample project importing vendors from a spreadsheet, defining financial and credibility criteria, and generating results comparing the top-ranked vendor.

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Location of knowledge and rise of knowledge worker

The document discusses the location and types of knowledge. It identifies five locations where knowledge can exist: individual, groups/communities, structural, organizational, and extra-organizational. Organizational knowledge resides within individuals, groups, and at the organizational level. The document also examines organizational memory and the different repositories where knowledge can be stored, including individuals, culture, transformations, structures, and external activities. Finally, it defines knowledge work and knowledge workers, and identifies the key characteristics and skill sets required of knowledge workers, such as communication skills, analytical skills, and the ability to locate, gather, analyze and organize information.

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This document discusses serotonine syndrome, which is caused by increased serotonergic activity in the central nervous system. It defines serotonine syndrome and notes that the incidence is increasing due to more widespread use of serotonergic drugs. It describes the synthesis and receptors of serotonin. It lists drugs that can cause serotonine syndrome and discusses diagnostic criteria. Potential complications are outlined. Treatment involves discontinuing causative drugs, supportive care, sedation with benzodiazepines, and treating autonomic instability and hyperthermia.

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Zero-based budgeting is a method of budgeting where all expenses must be justified for each new period, starting from zero, rather than using the previous budget as a baseline. It was developed in the 1960s and grew in popularity in the 1970s when adopted by the US government. The goal is to evaluate all expenditures and justify their inclusion in the budget, rather than assuming existing programs will continue to receive funding. While it aims to improve budgeting efficiency, zero-based budgeting can be time-intensive and its use has declined since the 1980s.

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PROBLEM SOLVING How do I deal with problems such as illness, travel and hypoglycemia? A person with diabetes must keep their problem-solving skills sharp because on any given day, a high or low blood glucose episode or a sick day will require them to make rapid, informed decisions about food, activity and medications. This skill is continuously put to use because even after decades of living with the disease, stability is never fully attained: the disease is progressive, chronic complications emerge, life situations change and the patient is aging.   Collaboratively, diabetes educators and patients address barriers, such as physical, emotional, cognitive, and financial obstacles and develop coping strategies.

Diabetes Drugs

This document summarizes different classes of drugs used to treat diabetes, including their mechanisms of action, effects, clinical applications, pharmacokinetics, and toxicities. The main classes discussed are insulins, sulfonylureas, glitinides, biguanides, alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, thiazolidinediones, and incretin-based drugs. Insulins are used to treat type 1 and type 2 diabetes by activating insulin receptors and reducing blood glucose levels. Common side effects include hypoglycemia and weight gain. Sulfonylureas and glitinides are insulin secretagogues used for type 2 diabetes that close potassium channels on beta cells to increase insulin release, while

How to Prioritize Your Decision-Making Criteria - TransparentChoice Tutorial

1) The document outlines 5 steps for prioritizing decision-making criteria using TransparentChoice software: create a project, add criteria, collect input from team, build consensus, and display results. 2) Step 1 involves creating a project and naming it. Step 2 adds the criteria to prioritize. Step 3 collects input from team members through surveys. Step 4 reviews surveys and builds consensus. Step 5 analyzes results and displays criteria weights. 3) Steps 3 and 4 allow for group input and consensus but can be skipped if prioritizing criteria alone. The document provides screenshots to illustrate each step.

Dysphagia

This document discusses dysphagia, or difficulty swallowing. It begins by defining dysphagia and explaining that it can be caused by issues in the oral, pharyngeal, or esophageal areas, and can be due to mechanical or motility problems. The document then covers taking a thorough history from patients, performing an examination looking for signs of illness, and common tests used to evaluate dysphagia like blood tests, imaging, and endoscopy. Finally, it lists several potential causes of dysphagia in the differential diagnosis, including mechanical blockages or obstructions in the lumen or wall, external pressure, motility disorders, and other issues like inflammation.

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The document provides step-by-step instructions for using Basecamp 3 to organize projects and work collaboratively with others online. It explains how to create an account, set up a new project, add team members, and use the different tools like discussions forums, to-do lists, file sharing, and scheduling to plan and track progress. The goal is to illustrate the basic functions for setting up and navigating a project workspace in Basecamp 3.

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How to Create a Poster for FB AD

This document provides instructions for creating a Facebook ad poster. It recommends including: 1) a benefit or promise shown in the poster headline to attract prospects, 2) an image that illustrates the benefit, and 3) keeping the text under 20% of the poster space to comply with Facebook rules. The steps shown create a poster with the headline "Hardworking Moms, Now you can work from Home and Earn Dollars in 40 days or less! Ask me, How?" over an image of a happy mother. The created poster is then tested on Facebook's text overlay tool and passes the 20% text rule requirement.

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How to use bit.ly

Bitly is a URL shortening tool that provides analytics on links. It allows users to shorten long URLs and track metrics like number of clicks and referrals. The document provides step-by-step instructions on setting up a Bitly account and using its features to shorten URLs, customize links, and view analytics on link performance. Key benefits include saving space with shortened URLs and gaining insights into online marketing campaigns through Bitly's tracking capabilities.

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