...laboratory services, education and all aspects of health care in a main group, which remains constant for a patient. The model includes PCMH use of non-traditional providers such as pharmacists and physician assistants to increase access to care, also in view of the shortage of primary care physicians. This feasibility study will examine the integration and expansion of services in the model PCMH pharmacist. The evaluation of the feasibility of the medical home model of patient-centered is to provide services for the individual patient to coordinate with a single, comprehensive team of health professionals. The PCMH model results, which proved the quality of care the patient and the effectiveness of this aid (Kucukarslan, Hagan, Shimp, Gaither and Lewis, 2011) to improve. This is achieved by reducing duplicate tests and therapies, communication between health care providers. This project aims to determine whether the economies of the PCMH model improved and applied health care costs drugs. About one in five adults in the United States has a chronic health problem, and most of these...
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...to increase sales in the lucrative Pharmaceutical Market, Vision Tec is investigating a way to create a high-resolution camera system to inspect drug labels ensuring they contain the proper information to meet the ever evolving governmental standards. The Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) is graphical representations of tasks which need to be completed in order complete the project. The New Vision System project will be broken down into three sub-activities (phases). Each phase will be assigned to an organizational working group and broken down in to work packages which may be decomposed further as the project proceeds. New Vision System Project 1.0 Market Feasibility 1.1 Interview Customers 1.2 Determine market trends 1.3 Test Market 1.4 Identify Target Market 2.0 Concept Feasibility 2.1 Study System 2.3 Define User Requirements 2.4 Prepare Report 3.0 System Development 3.1 Software 3.1.1 Packaging 3.1.2 Customize Software 3.2 Hardware 3.3 Network 3.4 Prepare Report Vision Tec Project Vision Tec is an advanced technology company who develops high tech products for various industries. Vision Tec has been task to develop a product (camera) that will inspect drug label to ensure they contain the proper information to meet constantly evolving governmental standards. In order for this project to be realized,...
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...inquiries to Noriaki Ishida, Corporate Officer, Vice President, Corporate Communications Department Telephone: +81-3-6225-1126 http://www.daiichisankyo.com Daiichi Sankyo to Facilitate New Drug Discovery in 2013 through Collaborative Research and Grants Tokyo, Japan (March 6, 2013) - Daiichi Sankyo Company, Limited (TSE: 4568; hereafter, Daiichi Sankyo) today announced its TaNeDS (Take a New challenge for Drug diScovery) collaborative drug discovery project for 2013. The company will select research partners for the project from among researchers based in Japan. 1. Background One key objective in Daiichi Sankyo’s Second Mid-term Business Management Plan (FY 2010-2012) is the discovery of new sources of research themes through open innovation. Daiichi Sankyo is implementing a range of sources of innovation for collaboration with external partners. One aspect of this strategy is the collaborative research and grant program TaNeDS, launched in 2011. A large number of research theme proposals were received in 2011 and 2012 from all over Japan, and projects are currently ongoing. Daiichi Sankyo will continue the program in 2013, seeking further drug discovery research possibilities by casting at wide net to find research themes and technologies that will result in the discovery of new drugs. The program will target researchers based in Japan. Furthermore, in 2013, Daiichi Sankyo’s wholly owned subsidiary, Daiichi Sankyo RD Novare Co., Ltd. (hereafter, RD Novare), will join TaNeDS...
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...manager who would then bring the proposal to the nursing and medical directors for the ER. The ANM and NM would have to decide whether the proposed change would be beneficial for the patients and their outcomes and do further research which they would then propose to the directors. From there, they would decide whether the research was sufficient enough to implement a change. C Full APA citation for at least 5 sources | Evidence Strength (1-7) and Evidence Hierarchy | 1. H., Bell, J., Karttunen, N. M., Nykänen, I. A., M., & Hartikainen, S. A. (2013). Analgesic Use and Frailty among Community-Dwelling Older People. Drugs & Aging, 30(2), 129-136. doi:10.1007/s40266-012-0046-8 | 2 and Experimental | 2. Haasum, Y., Fastbom, J., Fratiglioni, L., Kåreholt, I., & Johnell, K. (2011). Pain Treatment in Elderly Persons With and Without Dementia. Drugs & Aging, 28(4), 283-293. doi:10.2165/11587040-000000000-00000 | 2 and Experimental | 3. Nipp MD, R., Sloane MPH, R., Rao MD, A., Schmader MD, K., & Cohen MD, H. (2012). Role of pain medications, consultants, and other services in...
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...Definition, WBS, and Cost - You Decide Project Definition, WBS, and Cost - You Decide Project Definition, WBS, and Cost - You Decide Scenario VisionTec, an advanced technology company in the Midwest, is developing their new Vision System product for the lucrative Pharmaceutical Market. This system uses a high-resolution camera to inspect drug labels to ensure they contain the proper information to meet the ever evolving governmental standards. Your task is to organize the product development process for this revolutionary product which could save countless lives! Role You've just sat down with Marketing Director, Kara Rose, and R&D Director, Jessie Megana. After the standard pleasantries, Kara (well known to be focused on short meetings) starts with your marching orders Your task is to organize the product development process for this revolutionary product which could save countless lives. So, as Project Manager, you will create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) using the steps that Kara and Jessie have relayed during your meeting. Script Kara: The first thing VisionTec needs to do is establish Market Feasibility to determine if the product will be accepted by the market. The Marketing group will interview customers to determine current issues with label quality. Then industry groups will be consulted to determine trends in the market. Last, the Market will be tested to determine if the product could be sold for a suitable profit. Jessie: The...
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...of new drugs and new research to use these drugs effectively. Drug companies run a substantial amount of tests before finding one that works effectively through all the different phases of testing. The process of drug approval is controlled in most countries by a governmental regulatory agency. In the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) governs this process. The FDA requires the following phases to be achieved successfully before a drug can be sent to market, preclinical testing, investigational new drug application, phases I clinical trials, phase II clinical trials, phases III clinical trials, new drug application, and post marketing studies. A preclinical trial is the testing that begins before human testing can be conducted and which important feasibility, iterative testing and drug safety data is collected. This type of data research allows scientists to come up with a safe dosage for humans; typically this is done with animal testing. These tests can usually take around 3 to 4 years, before moving on to the next step. If there are no adverse effects then the drug moves on to the next step, which is investigational new drug application (IND). The pharmaceutical company files an IND with the FDA to begin testing the drug in people. The IND becomes effective if the FDA does not disapprove it within 30 days (medicine.net, 1999). The IND must include the following information: the results of previous experiments; how, where and by whom the new studies will be...
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...then be applied to an open wound with the use of cotton. I therefore conclude that the malunggay leaves can be a substitute medicine in curing open wounds but its odor matters. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I, the researcher extend my gratitude to my parents for the support in making this, and to my classmates for giving me the courage in pursuing this study. And most especially to our Almighty God for giving me the wisdom in making this study possible. Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION Background of the Study Malunggay grows very wildly in hot tropical climate and it is mainly found in the Philippines. It is best known as an excellent source of nutrition and a natural energy booster. Loaded with nutrients, vitamins and amino acids;it replenishes our body and provides what we need to get through a hectic weekday or active weekend. Malunggay has leaves and seeds (small); and both of them can produce extracts. Malunggay leaves extract can be use in many ways, it can be use in curing illnesses and even in curing open wounds; or it can be use as a substitute medicine in curing open wounds. Statement of the Problem This study aims to determine the feasibility of malunggay leaves...
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...M E M O R A N D U M TO | Mr Luke Tong | FROM: | Kylie Vanuti | DATE: | 1 March 2010 | RE | Proposal to Write a Feasibility Report for an Employee Work/Life Balance Program | Overview The following is a proposal to conduct a feasibility study into the need for, and the benefits of, instituting an employee work/life balance program for Brahm Industries. This proposal contains background on the importance of employee work/life balance on productivity, my qualifications, costs associated with the study, and a schedule for completion of the feasibility study. Attracting and retaining talent is crucial to an organisation's success and with the current trends in the labour market, retaining talent and ensuring business continuity is an ongoing challenge that requires careful human resource management. Need for a Work/Life Balance Program Research shows that to maintain a healthy lifestyle balance, a 24 hour day should be divided into thirds: one third for sleep, one third for work and one third for play. The trend in today’s workplace is for employees to work longer hours and as a result, when they arrive home they do not feel like exercising or cooking quality meals. As well, many employees are not taking their holidays. These two issues result in lethargy and absenteeism due to health issues and impact on employee productivity. A healthy staff will reduce costs to the organisation and assist in meeting budget requirements. Research also shows that work-life balance...
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...for the lucrative Pharmaceutical Market. This system uses a high-resolution camera to inspect drug labels to ensure they contain the proper information to meet the ever evolving governmental standards. Your task is to organize the product development process for this revolutionary product which could save countless lives! Role You've just sat down with Marketing Director, Kara Rose, and R&D Director, Jessie Megana. After the standard pleasantries, Kara (well known to be focused on short meetings) starts with your marching orders Your task is to organize the product development process for this revolutionary product which could save countless lives. So, as Project Manager, you will create a Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) using the steps that Kara and Jessie have relayed during your meeting. Script Kara: The first thing VisionTec needs to do is establish Market Feasibility to determine if the product will be accepted by the market. The Marketing group will interview customers to determine current issues with label quality. Then industry groups will be consulted to determine trends in the market. Last, the Market will be tested to determine if the product could be sold for a suitable profit. Jessie: The Research group is unsure if they can develop a product which can match this market need. So, we will then do a proper study to determine Concept Feasibility. We'll begin by researching available technologies. If we find something suitable, we'll develop...
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...Turing Pharmaceuticals has been in the news for raising the price of prescription drugs. The price of Daraprim, a drug to treat toxoplasmosis, was increased by over five thousand percent. The increase has sparked people from both the AIDS and cancer organizations to reach out and attack the ethics of Chief Executive Officer, Martin Shkreli through social media. The increase in price may prevent hospitals from having treatment available for patients who need it. The practice of price gouging prescription drugs has now become an important political topic many candidates running for President of the United States in 2016 will be talking about. Significance of a Solution Recognizing that developing, manufacturing, and marketing pharmaceuticals is a very profitable business, the case of Turing Pharmaceutical’s purchase and marketing of the drug Daraprim spotlights a potentially serious issue with the way some companies “repackage” existing drugs to create higher profit margins. Daraprim (Pyrimethamine) was originally approved January 23, 1953 for the treatment of toxoplasmosis, an infection caused by a very common parasite (U.S. Food and Drug Administration, n.d.). Because most people never exhibit symptoms of this disease, sales of this drug were very small; and, no generic drug company ever bothered to duplicate the formula (Mayo Clinic, 2015). Seizing the opportunity to “corner the market” on this drug, Turing Pharmaceuticals purchased the rights and immediately raised the price...
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...primarily on improving consumer knowledge through mass media, schoolbased, and point-of-purchase education.-"-- Such interventions have shown positive effects on nutrition knowledge, but changes in food-choice behaviors have been modest in magnitude, variable, and often short lived. Environmental strategies designed to influence food choice through mechanisms of availability and cost rather than nutrition education have received less research attention.5-14 Perhaps the most impressive of these studies in magnitude of effect was a recent cafeteria-based study that examined pricing and availability influences on food choice.'4 Prices of fruit and salad were reduced by 50%, and the number of fruit and salad items available was increased. Purchase of fruit and salad increased threefold during the 3-week intervention period. Given the magnitude of these effects, further exploration of the feasibility and efficacy of environmental interventions seems warranted. The present study examined the role of price on the purchase of low-fat snacks from vending machines. It was hypothesized that sales of low-fat snack foods would increase if prices were reduced relative to regular...
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...officially stated in the Malcolm Baldrige Criteria for Performance Excellence (Foote, Gaffney & Evans, 2010). Proponents point out that socially-responsible company will be more likely to be financially successful, while critics contend that CSR is contradictory to the most innate characteristic of business, which is to strive for profit. In fact, there are numerous approaches to CSR, but the term is generally defined as the sustained commitment to pursue business growth ethically while generating comprehensive improvement on the living standard of society (Holme & Watts, 2000). This paper is going to uncover the impact of CSR on business performance by examining its potential benefits on sustainability, revenue generation and feasibility for corporations in various scales. First of all, implementation of CSR tends to make the company more sustainable. According to the World Business Council for Sustainable Development, “CSR contributes to the long-term prosperity of companies and ultimately its survival” (Holme & Watts, 2000, p.3). For example, Toyota, being one of the world’s leading car producers, has committed to environmental responsibility in many areas. In particular, having anticipated the finite nature of fossil fuels and with the aim of “establishing low carbon society” (Toyoda, 2012, p.4), the company developed the first mass-produced hybrid vehicle, the Prius, in 1997. With such innovations, Toyota has generated a range of long-term benefits itself by opening...
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...discussing the different styles taken by the Boards it is easier to identify the impact these standards have on a corporation and its performance, with particular reference being made to Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Limited, an Australian listed company that is currently undertaking research and development to develop a UV medical protection of the skin from UV and light for sun-related ailments. 1. Clinuvel Activities of R&D Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Limited (CUV) is a listed Australian biopharmaceutical company based in Melbourne. The focus of CUV is to further research and develop, and eventually commercialise, its leading drug candidate afamelanotide as “a preventative treatment for a range of UV-related skin disorders as well as in cancer related treatments” (Clinuvel Newsletter May, 2010). The report (Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Ltd 2009) states that the drug attempts to provide medical protection from the skin “against UV radiation (UVR) as it stimulates the body’s natural ability to produce eumelanin, the dark pigment of the skin which is known to...
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...discussing the different styles taken by the Boards it is easier to identify the impact these standards have on a corporation and its performance, with particular reference being made to Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Limited, an Australian listed company that is currently undertaking research and development to develop a UV medical protection of the skin from UV and light for sun-related ailments. 1. Clinuvel Activities of R&D Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Limited (CUV) is a listed Australian biopharmaceutical company based in Melbourne. The focus of CUV is to further research and develop, and eventually commercialise, its leading drug candidate afamelanotide as “a preventative treatment for a range of UV-related skin disorders as well as in cancer related treatments” (Clinuvel Newsletter May, 2010). The report (Clinuvel Pharmaceuticals Ltd 2009) states that the drug attempts to provide medical protection from the skin “against UV radiation (UVR) as it stimulates the body’s natural ability to produce eumelanin, the dark pigment of the skin which is known to have photoprotective...
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...likelihood of amphetamine and cocaine use at 3-month follow-up. Higher concentrations of injecting peers were associated with increased risk of injection drug use 3 months later. Change in network structure over time toward increased concentrations of homeless peers was associated with increased risk of cocaine use and injecting. Higher density networks at baseline were positively associated with increased likelihood of cocaine and amphetamine use at 3...
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