Tuesday, November 01, 2005. 1 Assess for personal and family history, allergic states, emotional stress. 2 Collect information of complaints that brought client to the hospital. 3 Obtain history of onset and progression of symptoms. 4 Obtain information of diet, fluid intake, bowel habits. 5 Perform complete physical assessment including weight, vital signs, signs of dehydration, and acute abdomen. 1 Assess, report .

Patient Recruitment Training for Clinical Sites. Monday, November 14, 2005. Patient Recruitment Training for Clinical Sites. Several options exist to ensure that clinical sites staff is well-trained and knowledgeable about recruiting subjects for clinical research. This information has been published by the International Biopharmaceutical Association www. Please note this information does not give any medical advice.

Tuesday, November 22, 2005. New Ways to Fight Flu. Why should we think about new ways? The answer cannot be given in a single word. There are numerous drawbacks in the present trend of vaccine production. The greatest problem is the inadequacy of supplies to meet global needs. Manufacturing capacity is finite and cannot be expanded quickly. FDA does not recommend the use of any vaccine beyond the labelled expiration date.

Drug Approval Safety in North America. Monday, November 28, 2005. Patient Safety and the Drug Approval Process in North America. As written by Samna Ghani.