Former EMT Michael Morse takes you along for the ride as he and his fellow officers respond to 24 emergency calls in a 34-hour period in Providence, RI.
Former EMT Michael Morse takes you along for the ride as he and his fellow officers respond to 24 emergency calls in a 34-hour period in Providence, RI.
This book, Sex, Gender, and Emerging Technology in Healthcare: Mitigating Bias and Fostering Equity, is a timely and comprehensive exploration of how sex and gender influence health, disease, and medical research.
This book, Sex, Gender, and Emerging Technology in Healthcare: Mitigating Bias and Fostering Equity, is a timely and comprehensive exploration of how sex and gender influence health, disease, and medical research.
This volume contains the proceedings of EuroGP 2000, the European Conf- ence on Genetic Programming, held in Edinburgh on the 15th and 16th April 2000.
This volume explores the multiple roles of micronutrients and vitamins in human health and disease, focusing on how micronutrients influence biochemical processes and cellular function.
Physicians and healthcare professionals will find here well-founded answers to the most frequently asked questions that patients have about vascular medicine topics—answers that are also understandable for non-medical audiences.
This is the first book to examine the rising use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data in military and humanitarian healthcare, including the use of AI for diagnostic assistants, robotic surgery, and the general practice of medicine itself.
Like its predecessor, Contemporary Controversies in Catholic Bioethics, this volume gathers together an array of Catholic scholars with expertise in theology, philosophy, medicine, ethics, health administration, and pastoral care.
This is the first book to examine the rising use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data in military and humanitarian healthcare, including the use of AI for diagnostic assistants, robotic surgery, and the general practice of medicine itself.
Like its predecessor, Contemporary Controversies in Catholic Bioethics, this volume gathers together an array of Catholic scholars with expertise in theology, philosophy, medicine, ethics, health administration, and pastoral care.
This book provides a ground-breaking and thorough analysis of how climate change affects tick populations and the transmission of diseases linked to them.
Next-Gen Healthcare: AI-Powered Medical Innovations surveys how AI is transforming medicine from core methods to clinical deployment, emphasizing that technological power must be balanced with resilience, safety, and ethics.
Next-Gen Healthcare: AI-Powered Medical Innovations surveys how AI is transforming medicine from core methods to clinical deployment, emphasizing that technological power must be balanced with resilience, safety, and ethics.
Physicians and healthcare professionals will find here well-founded answers to the most frequently asked questions that patients have about vascular medicine topics—answers that are also understandable for non-medical audiences.
This volume explores the multiple roles of micronutrients and vitamins in human health and disease, focusing on how micronutrients influence biochemical processes and cellular function.
This book spotlights the potential of nanozymes in combating antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a growing global health crisis with high mortality and morbidity.
This book provides a ground-breaking and thorough analysis of how climate change affects tick populations and the transmission of diseases linked to them.
Immunotherapies for Neurologic Diseases, Volume 214 explores how neuroimmunotherapies intervene by targeting key molecules and pathways responsible for tissue damage in the central and peripheral nervous systems.
El libro Preguntas y respuestas sobre la vacunacion del paciente inmunocomprometido en una consulta de enfermeria es una herramienta clave para los profesionales de la salud.
It is generally known that the most important medical contributions to the world have been made by scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, America, and Italy.
It is generally known that the most important medical contributions to the world have been made by scientists from the UK, Northern Europe, America, and Italy.
