Sentences with phrase «n't health care practitioners»

I am not a health care practitioner, but functional medicine is of great interest to me.

Not exact matches

If you're not confident you can handle this kind of thing, then certainly get the advice of a professional trainer or health care practitioner.

This wasn't the practitioner I chose, but there are plenty of both male and female health care workers on the app.

Oregon is a state where a lot of health care providers have a lot of freedoms they wouldn't in other states (nurse practitioners, chiropractors, naturopaths etc..)

Vincent Ianelli, M.D. says the point at which you should notify a health care practitioner depends on the age of the baby.-less than 3 months old — 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (F) or 38.1 degrees Celsius (C)-3 to 6 months old — 101 degrees (F) or 38.3 degrees (C)-6 to 12 months old — 103 degrees (F) 39.4 degrees (C)-12 months and older — 103 degrees (F) 39.4 degrees (C) and the fever doesn't respond to home remedies

Faso believes the existing health care law should be repealed and replaced with a plan that allows for flexible spending or HSA accounts for all people — not just those who work for big companies or government; that there should be more insurance options with fewer mandates that drive up premiums but also cover catastrophic care without crippling deductible payments; and that there should be more incentives for doctors, nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants.

Bultman says The research has been difficult to weigh for health - care practitioners and doctors in part because some studies have focused on smoking the drug — which isn't allowed in New York or Minnesota.

As reported this weekend in the New York Times, Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to propose changes to the state's policies on abortion as part of his «Women's Equality Act» introduced during his State of the State Address that include allow health care practitioners, not solely physicians, from performing the procedure.

A 2017 British Journal of Psychiatry study urged health care practitioners to assess mental illness not just with formal measures but also through simple observation.

Fuller - Thomson asserts «Although we do not know if the abuse - dyslexia association is causative, with one - third of adults with dyslexia reporting childhood abuse, it is important that primary health care providers and school - based practitioners working with children with dyslexia screen them for physical abuse.»

He also highlights the importance of ensuring adequate care is available when personnel do seek help: «Even if an individual did present to mental health services in the UK military as part of (this) study, this did not guarantee that an evidence - based intervention was offered, even when a general practitioner was consulted.»

More importantly, the team envisioned the device to be readily usable by any health - care practitioner, not just eye doctors.

If you feel that your health care provider may not be the right fit for you, I encourage you to find a menopause specialist at the North American Menopause Society (NAMS)'s official website, where you can search for a NAMS - certified menopause practitioner (NCMP) in your area.

Consider the doctors and other health care practitioners who eat junk food all day because they don't have time to eat a salad, drink too much at night to numb the pain of what they endure at work each day, are constantly sleep deprived, and suffer emotionally from the loneliness that stems from unhealthy relationships.

As I already mentioned, these tests can't replace the care of a doctor or health practitioner, but were a way that I could begin to find health answers when I was unable to find a doctor or get lab tests.

Most health care practitioners do not get or even approve of the low carb lifestyle.

A value that I always hold high in practitioners is their wish to keep learning and pushing the boundaries of what is possible in the modern delivery of sustainable health care; challenging conventional practices and developing viable alternatives to symptom management, not in the lab but with real patients with real lives.

Richard Miller is one of the co-founders of the International Association of Yoga Therapy (IAYT), and is widely credited for his work to make the therapeutic benefits of yoga more widely available, not «just» to yoga practitioners, but in health care settings as well.

Given that many naturopathic doctors and alternative health care practitioners regularly recommend these products, this is a sobering reminder to us all that «natural» is not necessarily «safe.»

I have seen many patients over the years with Hashimoto's whose health care practitioners have told them they can eat gluten because they had a normal gluten antibody test (meaning there is no sensitivity) or they did not have the gene for gluten sensitivity.

While I'm not a certified nutritionist or health care practitioner, working with the medical professionals to address weight issues is best done as a team.

Typically anti-depressants are prescribed as the go - to medicine of choice to boost serotonin and while they have their time and place, for someone who may not have as much of a need for them, they may find themselves with low libido and low energy as a result.I'm not suggesting that anti-depressants can be directly replaced with probiotics, but it's something to consider with your natural health care practitioner given that it comes with so many benefits when it comes to supporting a balanced mood and alleviating stress and anxiety.

A naturopathic practitioner emphasizes on natural approach for health care and as a result takes into consideration the entire patient and not only his / her disease.

At this time, the mechanism is not yet understood, so further investigation is required before your health care practitioner can start recommending intermittent fasting for recovery.

Many alternative MDs and other health care practitioners recommend them for detoxification because of their ability to bind not only with needed minerals such as zinc and calcium, but also unwanted toxic metals such as cadmium and lead.

-- Low carb diets may be helpful, but speak to your health - care practitioner and do not restrict your food intake.

Many feline health practitioners fear cats are not receiving the frequency of veterinary care they need.

* Canine Good Neighbor Certificate * Public Access Test completed and passed * A prescription for a service / assistance dog from your doctor, nurse practitioner, or other health care provider (varies depending on the certifying body) * A list of the tasks (suggest at least 3 that specifically address your disability in public places - providing comfort does not qualify as a task) * Documentation of the amount of time in specific training your dog has had for each task.

Women with a history of breast cancer, and those who are at high risk of developing breast cancer, shouldn't take black cohosh without first consulting with their health care practitioner.

Dr Sarah Laurie is a fully trained and qualified doctor, with clinical experience as a highly regarded rural General Practitioner, but she is not currently registered to practice medicine because of personal and family health issues and caring responsibilities.

In clinical medicine, we have been subjected for decades to the influences of the pharmaceuticals and medical device manufacturers, who not only fund a great deal of innovative research — which they have to undertake as the result of FDA and other regulatory bodies» requirements to gain permission to market their products — but who must target the greatest part of their advertising to physicians and other health care practitioners.

PHIPA presently states that a health information custodian (fairly broadly defined as any person or organization that has custody or control of personal health information as a result of, or in connection with, performing the person's or organization's powers or duties or certain work as described in the act and include health care practitioners, hospitals, long - term care homes, retirement homes, pharmacies, laboratories, ambulance services, community health care centres) shall not collect, use, or disclose personal health information about an individual unless:

If this duty of care is not met, then your health care practitioner may be liable for Medical Malpractice.

Our Medical and Dental Malpractice Lawyers know that these kinds of lawsuits can be difficult to prove since properly licensed health care practitioners are entitled to use their best judgement, and the practice of medicine is not an exact science.

Therefore, clergy or other religious practitioners that provide solely religious healing services are not health care providers within the meaning of this rule, and consequently not covered entities for the purposes of this rule.

While the plaintiffs are openly commercial and not dependent on public health care funding, the defendant, whose clinics see patients mainly on referral from other healthcare practitioners under the auspices of publicly funded healthcare, acknowledged that he has augmented the income from his medical practice through the sales of his books.

(2) results from the Insured's alcoholism or addiction to drugs or narcotics; but not addiction which results from the administration of those substances in accordance with the advice and written instructions of a Licensed Health Care Practitioner;

For example: if your practitioner prescribes a procedure or drug that Medicaid doesn't approve, you're left without the care you need; and the consequence of going without care is letting your health suffer.

We maintain the PHC model won't work if the people cared for by nurses, particularly nurse practitioners are only able to access rebates for that care where doctors are scarce and where the skills of the whole health team are not adequately used.

Many women, including the majority of our patients, do not have general practitioner and rely on us as their primary source of health care.

Cross-sectored communities include, but are not limited to, practitioners and home visitors that work within the cross-section of medical and maternal - child health, early intervention, mental health, early care and education, and child welfare.

As SHIFT is a pragmatic trial involving a number of collaborating CAMHS teams, the specification of TAU was not deemed possible or appropriate, although it was expected that CAMHS practitioners would be working in line with best practice as set out in several National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines (for example, guidance on self - harm and depression in childhood [46, 47]-RRB-.

This is probably less relevant to real estate practitioners than to many others because practitioners that have complied with the tax law's requirements for «qualified real estate agent» status are not considered employees under the health care law, but are independent contractors.