Wednesday, September 11, 2024

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Personal Data Notice

This notice serves to provide you data about the collection, processing, and sale of certain of your personal Data about you ("Personal Data") by Lusha Systems Inc. ("Lusha"). Please continue reading below for more details about the Personal Data we collect, how we gather it, and how it is used and shared.

Lusha's proprietary online software assists businesses (our "customers") to find business contact data ("Data") retained in Lusha's B2B database ("Database").

If you elect to do so, you may opt out of our Database by visiting https://www.lushaprivacy.com/removal-form/. Our dedicated Privacy Center contains our privacy policy and allows you to submit additional data subject request here: https://www.lusha.com/privacy_topic/data-privacy/

Categories of Personal Information Processed

Lusha conducts business intelligence research on organizations and their employees and professionals to obtain Data. We collect any of the below categories of Personal Data. Please note that we might have any or all of the below categories of information, and you are entitled to enquire about this through the Privacy Center.

  • Name

  • Company

  • Telephone Number

  • Email Address

  • Job Title

  • Job Function

  • Social Media URL

Purpose of Processing

  • Lusha may process the information and license it to its customers for the following purposes: fraud protection, business intelligence, sales, marketing, or recruiting, or to other organizations who may license it to their customers for the same purposes ("partners").

  • Our customers, or those of our partners, may use the Data to market their services to your employer or to contact you about professional or business opportunities.

  • The Data is provided to customers or partners subject to restrictive license agreements that limit the use to those specified purposes and prohibits the unauthorized use or transfer of the Data.

  • Lusha's customers may obtain the Data via password protected account-based access to our Database.

Lawful Basis

Lusha processes your Personal Data based on the legitimate interest of itself and its customers.

Recipients

This Personal Data may be provided, subject to restrictive license agreements, to Lusha's customers, it's partners, or the customers of its partners. These recipients are business organizations who are permitted to use the Data only for lawful sales, marketing, and recruiting. The substantive terms of Lusha's license agreements may be reviewed at https://www.lusha.com/legal/terms_and_conditions/

Period

Lusha aspires to provide accuracy of Data to the highest standard to its customers. We have state of the art algorithms in place to remove Data that we learn to be inaccurate. Therefore, we intend to process the Data we have about you for so long as it is accurate, pertaining to you, or until you instruct us to refrain from processing it.

Your Rights

You have the right to request that Lusha:

(1) provide you with access to your Personal Data;

(2) rectify or correct your Personal Data

(3) erase your Personal Data, or

(4) restrict processing of your Personal Data, including refraining from selling it or otherwise providing it to any third parties.

You also have the right to object to processing, and to lodge a complaint with the appropriate supervisory authority in your country, if any.

The foregoing rights may be subject to certain limitations pursuant to applicable law.

Sources of Personal Data

Lusha gathers Personal Data from several sources, which include publicly available sources such as websites and government records, contributions from our customers, third party data providers, and members of the Lusha Community Program. Our proprietary algorithm scans publicly available sources and retrieves public data with advanced tools. Because Data from several sources may be combined into one record, it may be difficult or near impossible to identify the exact source of one particular piece of Data.

Who We Are

Lusha is a registered data broker in the State of California under the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 and the California Consumer Privacy Act Regulations and has ISO 27001 certification.

Contact Us

You can contact us via Lusha Privacy Center https://www.lusha.com/privacy_topic/data-privacy, or via postal mail: 1177 Avenue of the Americas 5th floor, New York 10036, United States.

Sincerely,

Lusha Privacy Team

Monday, November 14, 2016

'Outcome Measures for Mild Balance and Cognitive Decline in a Pre-Old A' by Melissa Chan and Shari Rone-Adams

'Outcome Measures for Mild Balance and Cognitive Decline in a Pre-Old A' by Melissa Chan and Shari Rone-Adams

'Enhancing Entry-Level Physiotherapy Student Learning in Interpreting R' by Courtney R. Clark and Andrea Bialocerkowski

'Enhancing Entry-Level Physiotherapy Student Learning in Interpreting R' by Courtney R. Clark and Andrea Bialocerkowski

'Developing Healthcare Practitioners’ Professional Expertise Through Ef' by Caroline Faucher

Background and Purpose. Early detection and treatment of age-related decline, particularly balance and cognition, are increasingly being emphasized in current research. However, the majority of research on older adults focuses on participants who are 65 years and older. For individuals who are 60-64 years old, this is an age range where they may or may not be considered an older adult. This poses a problem applying the results of these studies to pre-old adults to accurately diagnose, measure and classify risk in the areas of cognition and balance. For the full manuscript, click the link below.

'Developing Healthcare Practitioners’ Professional Expertise Through Ef' by Caroline Faucher

'Commentary: The Worst 4-Letter Word in Healthcare' by Peter G. Holub

'Commentary: The Worst 4-Letter Word in Healthcare' by Peter G. Holub

Xolair Tx Tied to Less Hospital Time in Young Asthmatic Kids | Medpage Today

Xolair Tx Tied to Less Hospital Time in Young Asthmatic Kids | Medpage Today

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Friday, October 31, 2014

“Finishing Business” The Important Role of the Psychosocial Worker in the Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Team: A Hypothetical Case

“Finishing Business” The Important Role of the Psychosocial Worker in the Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Team: A Hypothetical Case



The assessment of the palliative client and family caregivers by an interdisciplinary team comprising medical, nursing, and allied health allows for all aspects including the physical, social, and psychological and spiritual needs to be incorporated into care planning. This comprehensive level of planning for the care of the client and family caregivers can allow for a client to fulfil their own definition of a good death, or dying well. Whilst the provision of psychosocial support can be the seen as the role of the social worker in the team, all members of the palliative care team, especially in rural and remote areas with fewer members, will at times face a situation where they need to provide some psychosocial support. It is acknowledged by the authors that the social work professional identity, responsibilities, and skills are not easily understood, and this identity is further challenged with the prospect of interdisciplinary work. This paper describes and illustrates the psychosocial considerations for the palliative client and family caregiver and has been developed following a review of the definition of a “good death” in consultation with rural and remote-based palliative care team members in South Australia. A literature search of the skills of the social work trained professional applicable to interdisciplinary palliative care work is included. A workforce evidence-based (WEB) diagrammatic tool is offered to illustrate the areas for assessment and intervention. Tasks associated with the psychosocial service to the client and family caregivers, the members of the palliative care team, and the community are defined with the goal of developing a consistent expectation of the role. The contribution of the psychosocial worker in assessing the need for ongoing bereavement support and provision is included.

click title above for full manuscript

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Upcoming Manuscripts for Volume 13 Number 1 of the IJAHSP - January 2015


  • Reliability of breathing rate assessment and chest expansion measurement: a pilot study in typically developing children
  • Usefulness of the ManageMed Screen (MMS) and the Screening for Self-Medication Safety Post Stroke (S5) for Assessing Medication Management Capacity for Clients Post-Stroke
  • INTRA-TESTER RELIABILITY AND CONCURRENT VALIDITY OF MUSCULOSKELETAL ULTRASOUND AND VERNIER CALIPRE IN QUANTIFYING THE ANTEROPOSTERIOR DIAMETER OF THE COMMON EXTENSOR ORIGIN OF THE FOREARM AND THE RADIAL NERVE: A CADAVERIC STUDY
  • Best Practices for Online Teaching and Learning in Health Care Related Program
  • Clinical Guidelines in Sports medicine: Am I reading a guideline or a consensus statement: Whatfs the difference? Does it matter?
  • The Effect of Holographic Wristbands on Proprioception
  • Occupational Stress for Athletic Training Program Directors

Friday, July 25, 2014

IJAHSP Upcoming Manuscripts for October 2014


  • Questions and Decisions: Application of a Cyclical Model for Program Assessment
  • Impact of Various Collegiate Settings on Athletic Trainers' Definition of Professional Commitment
  • Review of: Fundamentals of the Physical Therapy Examination, by Stacie Fruth
  • Faculty and Student Perceptions of a Physical Therapy Academic Mentoring Program
  • The current role of orthoptists: a systematic review
  • Diagnostic Value of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound in Acute and Chronic Lateral Epicondylalgia
  • Physiotherapy Management of Post-Operative Breast Cancer Patients: A Qualitative Study. 

Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Breathe easy — advanced respiratory therapist classes coming...

The new, ultra-modern, $2 million respiratory
therapy training facility at Nova Southeastern University Palm Beach
leaves visitors breathless. 



The deadline for applying to the new bachelor’s degree respiratory therapy program at Nova Southeastern University Palm Beach is July 21, and classes start Aug. 25. Call 561-805-2244 for more information.

Breathe easy — advanced respiratory therapist classes coming to NSU

Monday, June 23, 2014

Grastek New FDA Drug Approval | CenterWatch

Grastek contains pollen allergen extract from Timothy grass (Phleum pratense). The precise mechanisms of action of allergen immunotherapy are not known.

Grastek is specifically indicated for use in subjects ages 5 through 65 years as immunotherapy for the treatment of grass pollen-induced allergic rhinitis with or without conjunctivitis confirmed by positive skin test or in vitro testing for pollen-specific IgE antibodies for Timothy grass or cross-reactive grass pollens.

For more, click the Link to article

Sunday, April 27, 2014

Upcoming Manuscripts for July 2014 in the IJAHSP

IJAHSP July 2014


  • The walking interview: An ethnographic approach to understanding disability
  • Health Promotion Strategies derived from a Metropolitan Police Weight Loss Competition with Weight Loss Comparisons by Gender and BMI Category
  • "Finishing Business" The important role of the psychosocial worker in the interdisciplinary palliative care team
  • Using Debriefing to Foster Task Management among Anesthesiologist Assistant Students
  • Integrated clinical experiences in a campus onsite clinic: A self-contained model of physical therapy clinical education
  • A qualitative evaluation of blood pressure screening procedures in the Illinois WISEWOMAN Program
  • Issues of Adjustment to Continuous Subcutaneous Insulin Infusion Devices
  • Effect of Cueing on Learning Transfer Among Health Profession Students Engaged in a Case-based Analogical Reasoning Exercise

Saturday, January 25, 2014

2014 – Expect the Unexpected

2014 – Expect the Unexpected

Happy New Year! It is a brand new year and added to the age-old dilemmas surrounding death and dying, abortion and maternal-fetal conflict, and distribution of limited health resources, we can expect brand new bioethical dilemmas brought on by newly emerging technologies, changing lifestyles, politics, and economics ... oh, and let’s not forget to mention those ethical dilemmas that seem to come right out of left field. No, I’m not talking baseball or sports, although performance enhancing drugs and prosthetics are advancing faster than a speeding bullet. I’m talking about those bizarre events you read about but never expect to deal with in your own life – bioethical dilemmas that are so rare some may think that they are hardly worth public debate. But the unexpected can and will happen to every single one of us -- so often in my case, that I’ve come to expect the unexpected. To help prevent any one from being blindsided by patients and cases that appear out of left field, I will describe a couple examples that shed light on ethical responses that can be generalized to whatever bizarre situation you may face. Click the link to read the rest.

2014 – Expect the Unexpected

Friday, January 24, 2014

Upcoming Manuscripts for April 2014

Upcoming Manuscripts for the April 2014 Volume of IJAHSP


  • Community Peer-Led Exercise Groups: Reasons for success
  • A Study of Knowledge and Practical Skill Performance in University Students: A Comparison of Technology Enriched versus Traditional Classroom Instruction
  • Assimilation of the Patient Rights Law and Code of Ethics into Israeli Physical Therapy Services
  • Consideration for Lumbar Disc Degeneration and Herniation in Sports
  • Perceptions of assessment among undergraduate and postgraduate students of four health science disciplines
  • Transfusion-related acute lung injury: what the allied heatlh professional needs to know about this life-threatening hazard of blood transfusion
  • PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR IN PHYSICAL THERAPIST EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS: PERSPECTIVES OF SELECTED SENIOR FACULTY
  • Reliability and feasibility of the Four Square Step Test for use in children with cerebral palsy: a pilot study

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Volume 11 Number 4

Volume 11 Number 4 of the IJAHSP is now on the web. Also, a reminder to join our linkedin group for more updates on the journal.

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Upcoming Manuscripts IJAHSP January 2014

  • The effects of a single event Interprofessional Education (IPE) experience on occupational therapy students' attitudes toward IPE
  • Electronic practical skills assessments in the health professions: a review
  • Using learning style preferences to enhance the education and training of allied health professionals 
  • The Correlation Between Sleep Efficiency and the Risk of Obstructive Sleep Apnea 
  • The effect of lower leg casting on energy cost during independent ambulation: Considerations for clinical practice
  • Percentile Ranks for Walking Speed in Subjects 70-79 Years: A Meta-analysis 
  • Systematic Desensitization of the Hyperacusis and Vocal Pitch Disorder Treatment in a Patient with Autism
  • The Influence of Practice Infrastructure on Practice Progress


Friday, September 27, 2013

Khosla backs effort to free academic research

Check out this article from USA TODAY:

Khosla backs effort to free academic research

http://usat.ly/1fqfMhL

Monday, September 9, 2013

Clinical tool accurately classifies benign and malignant spots on lung scans of smokers

Clinical tool accurately classifies benign and malignant spots on lung scans of smokers
A Terry Fox Research Institute(TFRI)-led study has developed a new clinical risk calculator software that accurately classifies, nine out of ten times, which spots or lesions (nodules) are benign and malignant on an initial lung computed tomography (CT) scan among individuals at high risk for lung cancer

TB and Parkinson's disease linked by unique protein

TB and Parkinson's disease linked by unique protein
A protein at the center of Parkinson's disease research now also has been found to play a key role in causing the destruction of bacteria that cause tuberculosis, according to scientists led by UC San Francisco microbiologist and tuberculosis expert Jeffery Cox, PhD. 

Monday, August 26, 2013

Four simple steps increase the chances of preoperative smoking cessation

Four simple steps increase the chances of preoperative smoking cessation

The harmful effects of arsenic now include lung damage

The harmful effects of arsenic now include lung damage
A new study confirms that exposure to low to moderate amounts of arsenic in drinking water can impair lung function. Doses of about 120 parts per billion of arsenic in well water - about 12 times the dose generally considered safe - produced lung damage comparable to decades of smoking tobacco. Smoking, especially by males, made arsenic-related damage even worse. Click the link above for the article.

Wednesday, July 31, 2013

MOOCs could be disastrous for students and professors. - Slate Magazine

MOOCs could be disastrous for students and professors. - Slate Magazine

The word mooc sounds a bit like slang from Goodfellas or the affectionate shortening of the already-affectionate name of a former outfielder for the New York Mets. In fact, a MOOC is a new kind of college-like experience that seems to possess the magical power to turn some of the smartest people in academia into followers of a faith-based cult because they want to become its idols......