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In a newly published paper entitled Health Extension in New Mexico: An Academic Health Center and the Social Determinants of Disease , researchers analyze a University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center project given the acronym “Health Extension Rural Offices” (aka HEROs) as “a vehicle for its model of health extension.” According to the paper , some adjustments were made at the behest of Silver City, NM that allowed improved health services: UNMHSC College of Pharmacy helped revise New Mexico State Board of Pharmacy regulations to permit pharmacists in larger towns to use a telepharmacy service to supervise local pharmacy technicians in rural and frontier counties. Initiated by the local HERO agent, telepharmacy will permit the local pharmacy to remain open, which is a health and economic benefit to the community. This happened sometime probably in early 2009, as the paper was submitted in July, accepted in October and finally published now in the first Annals of Family Medicine of 2010.

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New Mexico Allows Remote Supervision of Pharmacy Technicians, Prevents Closing of Local Pharmacy

Tammy Worth writes a new article for the Health Care Reform Hub of the American Pharmacists Association’s pharmacist.com called ” Creating a virtual team: The future for medical homes? ” In the article, Worth notes “working virtually” may be the answer to a lot of pharmacy’s hurdles. She mentions the venerable North Dakota Telepharmacy Project as well as the lesser known project out of the University of Nebraska Medical Center , where pharmacists work from home to provide inpatient pharmacy services: Lisa Moffett, PharmD, went to pharmacy school, completed her residency, and then decided to stay at home with her children.

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Technology Allows Pharmacists to Deliver Services from Home

When I was a little girl and took apart my toys in an attempt to explore their innards, my mom used to say I wanted to find out “where the feet grew.” She meant that I was curious about how things worked. I didn’t become an engineer as this character trait might have suggested — math was not my forte

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Jobs Onboard: Cruise Ship Employment

Ah, the wonderful world of giveaway events. I try to stay on top of them, but haven’t done such a good job lately. Luckily, I paid attention to this one: The New Year Giveaway Not only did I sign up, but I do something I almost never do – I upgraded to a paid account.

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Time Sensitive Giveaway Alert: New Year Giveaway

After analyzing some government and private industry data, why not just spotlight a few areas around the country that are showing special needs for new hires? Do you qualify for these types of jobs yet? If not, Career Explorer can help you get trained quickly before the boom goes bust! Industry : Healthcare Where: Texas metros – Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, to name a few

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2010 Job Spotlight – Who Needs New Hires and Where?

With tuition costs for MBA programs in the tens of thousands, if not reaching ten 10,000’s – (trick question), wouldn’t it be great if someone else paid for your MBA? If you don’t have a sugar daddy or mamma, maybe your employer has a tuition reimbursement program.

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Getting Your Employer to Fund Your MBA: Making The Argument

This article is from The Boston Globe . “Stephen Balzac got his undergraduate degree the old-fashioned way at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but when his career focus shifted from software engineering to management and, eventually to psychology, he joined the tens of thousands of people who are earning advanced degrees online. “‘Personally, I hate sitting in lectures, so I really liked the opportunity to arrange my time as I saw fit,’ said Balzac, who earned a master’s degree in organizational psychology from Capella University and now serves as president of 7 Steps Ahead LLC, a consulting company in Stow

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Online instead of on campus

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 8, 2010 Joe Wills 530-898-4143 Christina Pantera capantera@gmail.com Student Project Manager, CSU Chico 925-963-5416 CSU, Chico’s 2010 Traditional Winter Community Service Project Catalyst Blitz Build – Prefabrication Week On Monday, Jan. 11, at 7 a.m., the 2010 California State University, Chico Traditional Winter Community Service Project, named the “Catalyst Blitz Build,” will begin the first day of its weeklong prefabrication for the building of two 840-square-foot transitional housing units to be built at 1321 Ivy St. starting Jan.

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CSU, Chico’s 2010 Traditional Winter Community Service Project Catalyst Blitz Build – Prefabrication Week

The Parent Trigger is a fabulous idea! Not because it will – by itself – turn around many low-performing California schools. But because how it will change the conversation among parents, community activists and school boards across California.

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Bill Jackson responded to Should Parents Dictate School Reforms? on January 11, 2010 07:58 AM

Ridiculous and Bad Idea I have the utmost respect for parents of school children, as they are the most important stakeholders in education. It is, after all, their children whose lives are affected by what happens in the schools. And they, even more than teachers, can affect how well their children work and behave in school.

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Diane Ravitch responded to Should Parents Dictate School Reforms? on January 11, 2010 10:49 AM

The Parent Trap Should parents dictate school reforms? Well, “dictate” isn’t exactly the word I’d use, but parents should certainly influence reforms – just like other citizens. Alas, the “Parent Trigger” law in California has little to do with this.

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Steve Peha responded to Should Parents Dictate School Reforms? on January 11, 2010 05:02 PM

A False Choice is No Choice I’ve noticed that many people who support the “Parent Trigger” law see it as a mechanism for improving school choice. But more choices doesn’t always mean better choices.

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Steve Peha responded to Should Parents Dictate School Reforms? on January 13, 2010 02:53 PM

Money leaves the country on an unprecedented scale Churches are not the only thing to have been going up in flames in Malaysia. Take a look at the nation’s foreign exchange reserves. They fell by close to 25 percent during 2009 according to investment bank UBS even though the country continued to run a huge surplus on the current account of its balance of payments.

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Malaysia’s disastrous capital flight

Eight churches have been attacked over three days amid a dispute over the use of the word “Allah” by non-Muslims, sparking fresh political instability that is denting Malaysia’s image as a moderate and stable Muslim-majority nation. The unprecedented attacks have set off a wave of disquiet among Malaysia’s minority Christians and strained their ties with the majority Malay Muslims….

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Church attacks in Malaysia deepen racial tension

Adult Education will have a variety of life-enrichment classes available that include Environmental Technology, Crochet, Floral Design, Driver’s Education, Fused Glass, Conversational Italian, Investing Fundamentals, Conversational Spanish, Stained Glass, Digital Camera and others.

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Life enrichment classes offered by Indian River County Adult Education (Indian River Press Journal)

Dozens of people have been killed in Pakistan’s largest city including three found decapitated over the weekend in a wave of targeted attacks among rival political groups that some say is aimed at destabilizing the country’s ruling coalition. Political violence is common in Karachi, but the shootings and decapitations since Jan. 1 have terrorized parts of this teeming southern metr…

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Wave of political killings hits southern Pakistan

Training8m Corporate Technologies Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia Human Resources Managers- Australia and World Wide * Be an integral driver of culture change! * Drive a collegiate and collaborative… Location: uk, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Switzerland

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HR Management (Australia / NZ / Singapore / US / Europe / China)

Training8m Corporate Technologies Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia One of our client is leading Logistics and Distribution Global corporate Giant. The Australia and New Zealand Operations have expanded in terms of…

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Logistics Executives (Australia / NZ / Singapore / Europe / US)

Training8m Corporate Technologies Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia One of our clients is a leading Investment Bank with substantial growth in the Europe and North America. This Investment Bank is globally backed by one… Location: Mauritius, UK, Hong Kong, Netherlands, Switzerland

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Product Control Managers – Investment Banking ( Australia / NZ )

Training8m Corporate Technologies Pty Ltd, Queensland, Australia One of our clients is a leading Banking Corporate in Australia and new Zealand. For further expansion and growth of the banking system, the bank needs…

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BDM-Corporate Banking (Australia / NZ / US / Singapore / Europe)