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Archive for November 2011

Do HHS Proposed Changes to Common Rule Go Far Enough, Critics Ask Cont.

Does It Go Far Enough? As the first director of the HHS Office of Human Research Protection (OHRP), Greg Koski has seen the evolution and impact of the Common Rule since its inception. “It began the year the regulations were adopted. Recommendatio...

Do HHS Proposed Changes to Common Rule Go Far Enough, Critics Ask

BETHESDA, MD — This summer, HHS announced a proposal to improve the rules governing the protection of human research subjects — a system usually referred to as the Common Rule, which has been in place since 1991. While the proposed changes are wide-ranging, some critics question whether the revisions go far enough or do anything to better protect human subjects.

Treating a Million Diabetes Patients, VA Stays at Cutting Edge Cont.

Treating the individual Just as individualized glycemic targets are recommended by VA, so, says Pogach, is individualized treatment. While the aforementioned algorithms are useful guidelines, a patient’s treatment also depends upon where they pres...

Treating a Million Diabetes Patients, VA Stays at Cutting Edge Cont.

Discussing targets with patients One of the reasons for flexible HbA1c guidelines is that health risks of tight control with intensive insulin treatment may be dependent upon the duration of the disease and other factors that are not always well u...

Treating a Million Diabetes Patients, VA Stays at Cutting Edge

With responsibility for treating diabetes in more than a million veterans in its primary-care population, VA is at the leading edge of care for the metabolic disease.

Best-Practice Programs Reduce Diabetes Rate Among Native Americans, Alaskans Cont.

Indian Health Service Best Practices   Adult Weight Management and Cardiometabolic Risk Management and Diabetes Guidelines Breastfeeding Support Cardiovascular Health and Diabetes Diabetes/Pre-Diabetes Case Management Community Advocacy Community ...

Best-Practice Programs Reduce Diabetes Rate Among Native Americans, Alaskans Cont.

These successes were formally recognized recently with a Special Recognition Award from Dr. Yvette Roubideaux, director of the IHS, “for innovative and outstanding teamwork that successfully demonstrated cardiovascular disease risk reduction in Am...

Best-Practice Programs Reduce Diabetes Rate Among Native Americans, Alaskans Cont.

The need for such a program targeting the Native population is clear, she said. “Type 2 diabetes has quickly emerged as one of the most serious and devastating health problems of our time; although the growing diabetes epidemic threatens populatio...

Best-Practice Programs Reduce Diabetes Rate Among Native Americans, Alaskans

Following encouraging results from a demonstration project that involved 36 Indian Health Service (IHS), tribal and urban Indian health programs, the IHS has added “Youth and Type 2 Diabetes Prevention and Treatment” to its list of best practices.

National Drug Shortages Plague VA; Pharmacy Officials Detail Response at Public Hearing Cont.

Bootstrap Solutions VA uses FDA’s national drug-shortage website to help predict where and when it will have difficulties. The agency also must do its own research, and, for some drugs, it is simply too difficult to predict when and where they wil...
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