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1. Manejo odontológico de COVID-19

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Marcelo Villacís, Gabriel Molina, Verónica Cepeda, David Carrillo, Nancy Lucas, Cecilia Reyes, Fernando Aguilera, Adriana Hernández, Ana María Flores, Daniela Aguayo, Martín Campuzano, Paúl Aguilera, Joseline Benalcázar, Diandra Luna, Wendy Quijia, Melissa Salgado, Mateo Ron, Doménica Cárdenas, Nathaly Román, Daniel Veloz, Paula Montalván, Karina Racines, Daniela Sánchez, Solange Rodas, Andrés Montes, Marcelo Villacís, Gabriel Molina, Verónica Cepeda, David Carrillo, Nancy Lucas, Cecilia Reyes, Fernando Aguilera, Adriana Hernández, Ana María Flores, Daniela Aguayo, Martín Campuzano, Paúl Aguilera, Joseline Benalcázar, Diandra Luna, Wendy Quijia, Melissa Salgado, Mateo Ron, Doménica Cárdenas, Nathaly Román, Daniel Veloz, Paula Montalván, Karina Racines, Daniela Sánchez, Solange Rodas, and Andrés Montes

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El 31 de diciembre de 2019, la OMS declaró el brote del nuevo virus. Días después se reportó el primer caso fatal llevando a los países a tomar decisiones drásticas e iniciando el confinamiento. A pesar de las medidas adoptadas por los gobiernos, los casos confirmados se dispararon a 15000 en un solo día. La pandemia por COVID-19 tuvo un enorme impacto en la economía mundial debido a que la mayoría de los países se vieron obligados a paralizar sus actividades, trayendo como consecuencia la pérdida significativa de ingresos. Además, los países se vieron en la necesidad de invertir grandes sumas de dinero en la compra de insumos médicos, medicamentos, equipamiento y repotenciación de los hospitales con el fin de brindar una atención integral a la población. Los medios de comunicación jugaron un papel fundamental durante esta crisis, para bien o mal, pues algunas informaciones exageradas provocaron temor en la sociedad

Published
2024

2. Toward managed behavioral health services in Philadelphia

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Nancy Lucas, Estelle B. Richman, and Stephen R. Blum

Subjects
medicine.medical_specialty, business.industry, Health Policy, Public health, Public sector, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Public administration, Health informatics, Health administration, Psychiatry and Mental health, Health services, Health care, Medicine, Managed care, Mandate, Pshychiatric Mental Health, business
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This article describes the evolution of HealthChoices, a managed mental health program in Philadelphia. This program seeks to maintain the strengths of the existing community-based system of services while implementing the state's mandate. Also discussed are the state-city relationship in regard to the program, as well as the future effects of a managed care approach to the delivery of health services to public sector clients.

Published
1995
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3. Laboratory testing for wear performance of selected wood floor finishes

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Bristol, Nancy Lucas, NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Bristol, Nancy Lucas, and NC DOCKS at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro

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Eight wood floor finishes were applied to quarter-sawn, red oak flooring blocks and, along with a factory finished block, were tested under laboratory conditions to determine the degree of wear of each of the finishes. A loss in film thickness of the finish was considered wear. Test blocks included four replicates each of polyurethane, vinyl, epoxy, amino resin, lacquer, shellac, varnish, penetrating seal, and a prefinished specimen. Blocks were tested on the Simulated Human Wear Producing Machine consisting of a treadmill and cam-operated legs and feet developed by Dr. Henry Bowen and his engineering students of the Biological and Agricultural Engineering Department at North Carolina State University in Raleigh. A Zeiss Light-Section Microscope was used to measure the film thickness of finishes. Four measurements were recorded from predetermined locations and the mean computed for each test specimen of each finish before testing and during testing at one, two, four, five, six, and eight hour intervals. Blocks were rotated on the machine after each measurement period.

Published
1971

4. Dr. C. H. Rice's Tutorial Group 1928

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Sitting on ground:-Nancy Lucas Seated left to right:-1.Jagmindar Dass, 2.Sundar Dass, 3.Kehar Singh (Secy.), 4.Paras Dass (Treasurer), 5.Mrs. Rice, 6.Dr. C. H. Rice, 7.K. R. Kalia (Ex-Secy.), 8.B. N. Batra, 9.Madan Lal Sodhi (Cabinet) Middle Row:-1.Riaz Ahmad, 2.Mulkh Raj, 3.Prabh Diyal, 4.Mohd. Sayeed, 5.Barkat Ram (Cabinet), 6.Manmohan Singh, 7.Shiv Diyal, 8.Jai Singh, 9.Diwan Chand, 10.Man Singh, 11.Noonia Mal., 12.Juggal Kishore, 13.Rattan Chand Back Row:-1.Mohd. Rafih, 2.A'in Quteb, 3.Mohd. Zaman Khan, 4.Mohd. Ayub Khan, 5.Krishan Kumar, 6.Indar Raj, 7.Madan Mohan, 8.Mohan Lal, 9.Mohd. Naseem, 10.Ganga Singh (Chaprasi), Rode & Sons, Lahore, Sitting on ground:-Nancy Lucas Seated left to right:-1.Jagmindar Dass, 2.Sundar Dass, 3.Kehar Singh (Secy.), 4.Paras Dass (Treasurer), 5.Mrs. Rice, 6.Dr. C. H. Rice, 7.K. R. Kalia (Ex-Secy.), 8.B. N. Batra, 9.Madan Lal Sodhi (Cabinet) Middle Row:-1.Riaz Ahmad, 2.Mulkh Raj, 3.Prabh Diyal, 4.Mohd. Sayeed, 5.Barkat Ram (Cabinet), 6.Manmohan Singh, 7.Shiv Diyal, 8.Jai Singh, 9.Diwan Chand, 10.Man Singh, 11.Noonia Mal., 12.Juggal Kishore, 13.Rattan Chand Back Row:-1.Mohd. Rafih, 2.A'in Quteb, 3.Mohd. Zaman Khan, 4.Mohd. Ayub Khan, 5.Krishan Kumar, 6.Indar Raj, 7.Madan Mohan, 8.Mohan Lal, 9.Mohd. Naseem, 10.Ganga Singh (Chaprasi), and Rode & Sons, Lahore

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Group photo of Dr. C. H. Rice's Tutorial Group.

Published
1928

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