 November 25th has been designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by the United Nations General Assembly.
*One in three women worldwide have experienced physical or sexual violence — mostly by an intimate partner. *Globally, 35% of women and girls will experience some form of physical and/or sexual violence. This percentage is even higher in some countries. *November 25th kicks off 16 days of activism, raising awareness and encouraging education, intervention and prevention ending on December 10th, Human Rights Day.
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 Is this you, just graduated from medical school and landed your first gig job but unpleased with the hours or the pay? Well, let me tell you, you are most definitely not alone. Don’t get me wrong, having a job is of course far better than not having one, just look at the unemployment rate just for the physicians; it is 1 in 6 new physicians can’t find work. But for those who do have a job within medical practices or hospitals have stated that they are unpleased with the hours they are getting or the lack of salary. Well don’t worry so much about it Doctor, there are over multitude of areas you can focus on to make that extra income salary!  Here are the top 5 opportunity areas you can focus on in making the extra income as a side job.
 Who knows, maybe one of these 5 may eventually become a full time job that you might love doing! It never hurts to make extra money if you have the spare time. Sincerely, John Calhoun CEO, President @ Physicians First Messages, Inc. www.PhysiciansFirstMessages.com (866)737-1132 (866)737-1162 FAX LINE Join our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Group to learn more about top trending medical news! Follow our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Page to stay up to date with our personal trending news about our 100% Medical Answering Service and telecommunication industry!   Brief background about HIPAA Law. Take the time to visit U.S. Department of Health & Human Services and familiarize yourself with the Law if you don't know it. Your health information is important and must be kept private and secure!
"The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) Privacy Rule provides consumers with important privacy rights and protections with respect to their health information, including important controls over how their health information is used and disclosed by health plans and health care providers. "  "Veterans Day is an official United States holiday that honors people who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, also known as veterans. It is a federal holiday that is observed on November 11."
Physicians First Messages wants to thank you for serving our country and protecting our freedom! We honor it today and everyday!  Last month, we asked you to think pink as we gave you some facts about Breast Cancer Awareness Month. And now we’re asking you to think purple. If you didn’t know, November is National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. And purple, in fact, is the color acknowledging it, just as pink acknowledges Breast Cancer. Most people aren’t as knowledgeable about pancreatic cancer as they are about breast and prostrate cancer, but it is just as debilitating. And in most instances, a lot worse if contracted. Physicians First Messages is here to give you some startling facts about pancreatic cancer and to give you a few tips concerning this horrible disease. In a nutshell, pancreatic cancer is an aggressive form of cancer that develops in the tissues of the pancreas, which is located in the abdomen behind the lower part of the stomach and aids digestion.  According to the American Cancer Society, about 48,960 people will be diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2015 and about 40,560 people will die from it. Pancreatic cancer accounts for about 3 percent of all cancers in the U.S. and accounts for about 7 percent of cancer deaths. The average lifetime risk of developing pancreatic cancer is about 1 in 67. Although researchers aren’t sure what specifically causes pancreatic cancer, smoking, diabetes, age and family history are leading factors. The most common problem concerning pancreatic cancer is it’s not easily detected and, in a lot of cases, by the time symptoms emerge and it’s diagnosed, it may have spread to other parts of the body. Symptoms do include being jaundice (yellowing of the eyes and skin), dark urine, light-colored stools and abdominal pain. It should be noted that the symptoms could very well be caused by a number of other ailments, but if you’ve smoked, have diabetes or have a family history of the disease, it would be best to see a doctor as soon as possible.  Do you want to participate in the cause to conquer pancreatic cancer or possibly do a fundraiser? If so, please visit the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network’s website (www.pancan.org) and hit the ‘Get Involved’ tab. Sincerely, John Calhoun CEO, President @ Physicians First Messages, Inc. www.PhysiciansFirstMessages.com (866)737-1132 (866)737-1162 FAX LINE Join our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Group to learn more about top trending medical news! Follow our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Page to stay up to date with our personal trending news about our 100% Medical Answering Service and telecommunication industry!   In this day and age time is so precious that some of the everyday things we do to keep ourselves healthy go unnoticed. Think about it: When you’re brushing your teeth, do you even think about what you’re actually doing? Or has it become such a habit, you don’t even remember putting the toothpaste on the brush and actually brushing. Hey, you’re certainly not alone. But Physicians First Messages is here to remind you that the simple task of brushing your teeth should be taken more seriously for the long-term care of your teeth and gums. For starters, you should select a brush that’s suitable for you. Make sure you use a brush that’s not too big and that the bristles aren’t too stiff. The American Dental Association recommends using a soft brush regardless if you go electric or manual.  Second, how many times a day do you brush? And exactly how long do you brush? Michael Sesemann, DDS, the former president of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, says brushing twice a day is recommended and no more than three times because brushing too often could wear down tooth enamel. In addition, Sesemann says you should brush for at least two minutes. “Most people fall short of the time period,’’ he says. He suggests you divide your mouth into four sections and spend 30 seconds on each. To make time go faster, says Sesemann, watch TV. You can even set a timer. And don’t get too picky on the brand of toothpaste you choose. Some brands claim to specialize in treating certain things, like tartar or whitening, but Sesemann says using the basic, fluoride toothpaste is just fine.  Finally, always remember to clean your brush when you’re finished so it doesn’t retain germs or old toothpaste. And how old is your brush? The ADA recommends getting a new one every three or four months. Something as simple as brushing your teeth is very important. Physicians First Messages wants to make sure you’re doing it correctly. Sincerely, John Calhoun CEO, President @ Physicians First Messages, Inc. www.PhysiciansFirstMessages.com (866)737-1132 (866)737-1162 FAX LINE Join our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Group to learn more about top trending medical news! Follow our company's Physicians First Messages, Inc. LinkedIn Page to stay up to date with our personal trending news about our 100% Medical Answering Service and telecommunication industry!  |
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