•	The league has decided to break up 3rd & 4th into 2 teams (this year). There will be a 3rd grade team and a 4th grade team this year.
“Doctors operating on the wrong body part have been a rare but persistent problem. In Florida last year it happened 52 times, according to the Agency for Health Care Administration.”
It's discouraging how some basic error-proofing and improved processes could have prevented all of these mistakes. There's really no excuse. That's why many health advocates are encouraging patients to write “NO!” in magic marker on the “wrong limb.” This is obviously a systemic problem, one that has to be accounted for with better methods than to tell doctors to “be careful.”
There are some corrective action processes in place, but hopefully they are using the “5 Whys” method to get to a true root cause solution. It would be nice if hospitals could proactively address avoidable problems rather than just reacting to every problem that occurs.
In the case of the burned baby, the state Agency for Health Care Administration cited the hospital for the mistake and required it to submit a correction plan explaining what the hospital had done to avoid a similar mistake. In St. Mary's correction plan, submitted in March, the hospital said it had retrained its nurses and eliminated the practice of using warmed fluids in the neonatal intensive-care unit.
I had shoulder surgery two years ago. I was quite worried about the risk of getting my left, not the painful right, shoulder worked on. And I was on the lookout for the mistake-proofing they’d use…or not.
The nurse looked on the chart. She confirmed with me that the right shoulder was the one. And she then shaved the right shoulder and upper chest. Only.
Then the Doctor came in, pre-op. He referred to the chart again. He reviewed which shoulder it was with me again. Then HE SIGNED MY SHOULDER! I chuckled with him about it and he said this was just the way to make sure they get it right every time.
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The United Arab Emirates generally require those documents, which are issued in the UK, to be attested before they can be used in the UAE. This comes as a two-step process and it requires the addition of an Apostle Stamp by the Foreign & Commonwealth Office. Thereafter, there is a need for subsequent consular attestation to be done by the UAE Embassy in London.
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There are different rules for different nations to get certificates attested. Dubai requires documents such as an ooriginal certificate (after attestation from UAE Foreign Affairs), it needs a minimum time frame of 2 days.
There are many job designations in the UAE that require attested educational certificates. Also, there are many managerial and skilled level designations that require degree certificate in the relevant faculty. However, the low level designations need Secondary level certificates.
Indian Education Certificates also needs to be attested from different departments such as Home Department under the State Government, Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi, UAE Embassy (New Delhi) or UAE Consulate (Mumbai), Ministry of Foreign Affairs in UAE. (This can be practiced from either of the three Foreign Affairs offices situated in Abu Dhabi, Dubai & Sharjah)
The different required Documents include an Original Certificate along with a Passport Copy as well as a Photograph. However, different kind of non-educational certificates include Marriage Certificate, job experience Certificate, child birth certificate, Death Certificate, affidavit, Power of Attorney etc.
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The required documents in this case include original Certificate & Passport copy and a Police Clearance Certificate (PCC) which needs to be attested from Notary Public, Home Department, Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) & UAE Embassy in Delhi.