This is an information to Huliq. I'll participate in Surgery Day in Helsinki 21. - 23.2007 exhibition and will report about medical News from the event in Huliq later this week.
The Surgery Days are arranged by Finnish Surgeons and Anesthesiologists Association. This association has 1700 members.
I'll also be discussing the Medicine 2007 in Düsseldorf, Germany - and EMG 1987 - 2007 Anniversary in Oulu , Finland. Both events took place last week.
There are some interesting news about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome diagnostics method developed by a Finnish neurophysiologist, Veijo Lesonen at Mediracer Oy, Finland.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrom can be healed by hand surgery. If you like to learn more, please, read the story from Leicester...
Since 2000, when I won the nurse of the year Awards both nationally and locally in the surgical category, I have focused very hard on improving the access for patients to an alternative system allowing them to be treated through the total care pathway quicker, with the least possible involvement of varying clinicians, to achieve the same results using a truly nurse-led route.
In my own specialty, the treatment of Carpal Tunnel syndrome, this has all but been achieved.
The former patient pathway was nearly complete but still relied heavily on intervention from a department not attached to Orthopedics.
The Surgery Days are arranged by Finnish Surgeons and Anesthesiologists Association. This association has 1700 members.
I'll also be discussing the Medicine 2007 in Düsseldorf, Germany - and EMG 1987 - 2007 Anniversary in Oulu , Finland. Both events took place last week.
There are some interesting news about Carpal Tunnel Syndrome diagnostics method developed by a Finnish neurophysiologist, Veijo Lesonen at Mediracer Oy, Finland.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrom can be healed by hand surgery. If you like to learn more, please, read the story from Leicester...
Friday, November 9, 2007
Carpal Tunnel new outcomes Leicester
Since 2000, when I won the nurse of the year Awards both nationally and locally in the surgical category, I have focused very hard on improving the access for patients to an alternative system allowing them to be treated through the total care pathway quicker, with the least possible involvement of varying clinicians, to achieve the same results using a truly nurse-led route.In my own specialty, the treatment of Carpal Tunnel syndrome, this has all but been achieved.
The former patient pathway was nearly complete but still relied heavily on intervention from a department not attached to Orthopedics.
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