Infection
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| Initial release | October 2, 2004 |
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| Directors | Masayuki Ochiai |
| Languages | Japanese Language |
| Story by | Ryoichi Kimizuka |
| Screenplay | Masayuki Ochiai |
| Ryoichi Kimizuka | |
| Genres | Rock |
| Songs | 2005 |
| List | 2005 |
| 2000 | |
| Albums | Kacha Mefankim |
| BeKef | |
| Members | Nike Borzov |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1599145 |
About Infection
A mysterious illness strikes hospital employees involved in the cover-up of a patient's death.
'Long Covid' risk lower with Omicron, study finds
... In fact, the much bigger number of new Infections during the Omicron wave " entirely trumped" the variant s potential lower risk of long Covid, Kevin McConway, emeritus professor of applied statistics, at The Open University, said...
Monkeypox: First case confirmed in Northern Ireland
... Monkeypox is caused by the monkeypox virus, of the same family of viruses as smallpox, although it is much less severe and experts say chances of Infection are low...
" I was repeatedly ignored" - report finds maternity racism
... The 31-year-old from north London developed sepsis - a potentially life-threatening reaction to an Infection - after her labour was induced, which she says was only spotted after a long delay...
Hepatitis: More cases confirmed in young children
... But researchers say their findings continue to suggest the sudden increase may be linked to adenovirus Infection - a virus that usually causes cold-like symptoms and vomiting and diarrhoea in otherwise healthy children...
Childhood hepatitis: Why are we seeing an unusual spike in cases?
... It is often caused by a viral Infection - but also by exposure to some chemicals, alcohol, drugs and certain genetic disorders...
Mothers who helped uncover the biggest NHS maternity scandal
... The cause of death, the couple were later told, was an Infection - Group B Strep...
Seven-week gap advised for elective surgery after Omicron
... UK experts say it is a precaution since the first couple of months following Infection is a riskier period, linked to poorer post-operative recovery...
Covid: NHS bosses call for free tests and isolation to remain
... " We should take a more gradual, phased approach to relaxing the rules and carefully watch what happens to the rates of Infection - particularly in healthcare settings or other environments where people are particularly at risk...
Seven-week gap advised for elective surgery after Omicron
Despite a backlog of routine operations, NHS hospitals are being advised to delay elective surgical procedures by at least Seven Weeks if a patient has just had Omicron.
UK experts say it is a precaution since The First couple of months following Infection is a riskier period, linked to poorer post-operative recovery.
In some circumstances the Surgery may be urgent enough to go ahead, however.
Patients should ideally have had all of their Covid vaccines too.
The advice has been issued by Surgery and anaesthesia experts, including two Royal Colleges representing those professions.
The Experts who drew up the recommendations, which are published in a journal called, say The Desire to tackle waiting lists and backlogs must be balanced with delivering the safest care possible.
Currently, there are 6 million people on NHS waiting lists in England. That's One in nine of the population.
And about One in 20 of those has been waiting - for routine care such as knee and hip Surgery - for More Than a Year .
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About the Data Ambulance queuesWhen patients arrive at hospital by ambulance they should be handed over within 15 Minutes . This Data shows the proportion of ambulance patients who waited 30 Minutes or more, in the week shown. It Comes from daily situation reports which are published weekly during The Winter in England. As this is fast-turnaround Data , the NHS says only minimal validation can be carried out but it is considered fit for Purpose .
Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland do not publish ambulance queue Data .
A&E waitsPatients at A&E should be seen within four hours of arrival. This Data shows the proportion of patients attending A&E who waited longer than four hours to be treated, discharged or admitted.
This Data is published monthly for England and Wales and weekly for Scotland . Northern Ireland publishes its Data quarterly and Winter 2021 is Not Yet available.
Bed waits and occupancyIf a patient at A&E needs to be admitted, The Wait from decision to admit to being Given a Bed on A Ward is recorded in England. The Bed waits figure is the proportion of patients admitted via A&E who waited longer than four hours for A Ward Bed .
In Wales, Bed wait Data is not published, so the figure shown is the occupancy level in general and acute beds. Scotland and Northern Ireland do not publish Bed wait or Bed occupancy Data .
NHS trusts and boardsData for England is show by NHS trust, where The Trust includes at least One hospital with a Type 1 A&E department. Type 1 means a consultant-led 24 hour A&E service with full resuscitation facilities.
When you enter a postcode for a location in England you will be shown a list of NHS trusts in your area. They will not necessarily be in order of your closest hospital as some trusts have More Than One hospital. Data for Wales and Scotland are shown by NHS board.
Comparative Data from two years ago is shown where available. However, where trusts have merged there is no like-for-like comparison to show. Bed occupancy Data in Wales only goes back to April 2020.
Ministers have already warned that the waiting list for hospital treatment will not start falling for two years, despite unveiling to tackle England's backlog in care.
The latest expert guidance on routine operations recommends:
The Data is based on information available before the Omicron surge. Experts are still gathering more information on this variant and say they will relax The Rules if possible - Given that Omicron may be less severe, partly due to people having built up some immunity from vaccines and past infections.
Dr Mike Nathanson, president of The Association of Anaesthetists, said: " The frustration felt by patients is immense and we - the healthcare professionals - Want to do our jobs and provide these services When it is safe to do so and with the risks clear to all involved.
" We look forward to new Data being available soon which may further clarify The Situation now that the Omicron variant is dominant, and most patients are vaccinated. "
Prof Duncan Summerton, One of the co-authors, who is president of The Federation of Surgical Specialty Associations, said there should be " full and frank discussions" between patients and their doctors about the decision to delay or proceed with Surgery .
Source of news: bbc.com
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