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1.Psoriasistopical medications are mainly used for limited disease and to lower doses of

systemic or phototherapy

several topicals appear effective for psoriasis including (level 2 [mid-level]

evidence)

corticosteroids (first-line treatment for limited disease)

vitamin D analogues, such as calcipotriene (Dovonex)

tazarotene (Tazorac, Avage)

dithranol (anthralin)

coal tar

alternative dosing

start azathioprine 0.5 mg/kg/day, monitor for cytopenia at 6-8 weeks if no cytopenia, consider increasing dose by 0.5 mg/kg/day

every 4 weeks as needed usual dosing 75-150 mg/day

2.Forbes vol 189, issue 2References APA ForbesOur New Model For Journalism. (2012). Forbes, 189(2), 12.

3. FODA (SWOT) Procter & Gamble

Global Operations and Logistics Trends in the Household andPersonal Care

Products Market..Authors:Kumar, Sameer1 skumar@stthomas.eduBennett, Kimberly2.Source:Supply Chain Forum: International Journal; 2003, Vol. 4 Issue 2, p10-20, 11p.Document Type:Article.Subject Terms:*INDUSTRIAL productivity*COMMERCIAL products

*PERSONAL care industryHYGIENE productsCOSMETICS.Company/Entity:PROCTER & Gamble Co. DUNS Number: 001316827 Ticker:PGUNILEVER Group (Company).

NAICS/Industry Codes :523140 Commodity Contracts Brokerage523130 Commodity Contracts Dealing

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Document Type:Article.

Subject Terms:*BALANCED scorecard (Management)

*SUPPLY chains

*SUPPLY chain management

*MANAGEMENT*BENCHMARKING (Management)

*PETROLEUM industryPERFORMANCE.

Author-Supplied Keywords:AHP

balanced scorecard

benchmarking

measurement

performancepetroleum

shortcomingssupply chain.

NAICS/Industry Codes :324199 All Other Petroleum and Coal Products

Manufacturing

424720 Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except

Bulk Stations and Terminals).

Abstract:Supply chain management has become a common tool for ensuringsuccess of business organizations. Measurement of supply chain

performance is required to understand how successfully supply chainmanagement has been implemented in a firm. Various methods have been

suggested for doing this. The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) presents a fairly

comprehensive model for evaluating supply chains. However, even BSC has

its shortcomings. This paper tries to suggest ways to overcome some of its

shortcomings by considering the case of the petroleum supply chain. By

elevating the BSC from organizational level to industry level it can been

used for benchmarking one supply chain against another; something whichis not possible with the way BSC is being used currently. This can

substantially enhance the flexibility of using BSC for performance

evaluation, The paper also suggests a way to combine dissimilar metrics so

that a single number can be obtained which signifies the performance of thesupply chain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR].

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Author Affiliations:1Professor, International Management Institute, Delhi,India

2Professor, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, India.

ISSN:09722696.

Accession Number:53792283.

Database: Business Source Complete.

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6.Sntomas de Fiebre de Ebola Agitation, pain, shortness of breath, and delirium are the most difficult

symptoms to manage for hospice nurses; pain, nausea, dysphagia, and delirium are

the most difficult for general practitioners.

Palliative medicine patients are polysymptomatic, with a median of 11symptoms.

Patient age, gender, performance status, primary disease, race, symptom

severity and distress, and symptom assessment method influence symptomprevalence and epidemiology.

Systematic symptom assessment that addresses physiological andpsychological symptoms ideally should be used each time a patient is seen; 52% of

nonvolunteered symptoms are moderate or severe, and 53% are distressing.

Anorexia, delirium, dyspnea, dysphagia, fatigue, dry mouth, and weight loss

are the symptoms most commonly reported that negatively affect survival.

Walsh: Palliative Medicine , 1st ed.

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