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Some Medical Record Technicians maintain clinical registries and work to meet the standards of regulatory and accrediting agencies . Designed for doctors , research scientist , students , clinical specialists and managers , this medical database provides over 100 full text journals , including full text for many peer-reviewed publications . Most Georgians agree with an Atlanta man who said that providing every medical service to everybody would " bankrupt us . Some medical types resent death because it seems outside their technical " control " ; some pro-choice types resent any suffering or discomfort , again outside their " control . While every medical procedure involves risk , medical abortion using mifepristone has a well-documented track record of safety and effectiveness . The certification must state that , based upon the information available at the time of transfer , the medical benefits reasonably expected from the provision of treatment at another medical facility outweigh the risk to the individual of the transfer . This medical waste poster is a great educational tool to inform staff in general patient care areas about red bag and non-red-bag wastes . Several factors likely discourage medical graduates who might otherwise consider this medical specialty from pursuing it . I suspect not the discovery of some medical history about what motives helped introduce some new technology , nor the announcement that it is symptomatic of the dying body not to want food . It usually develops within 24 to 48 hours after the original illness or injury and is considered a medical emergency . Most people who develop acute renal failure are already in a hospital being treated for another medical problem and already may be critically ill before acute renal failure develops . Section 420.032 ( b ) : In a county with a population of three million or more , the forensic portion of a medical examination of a child alleged to be the victim of a sexual assault must include the production of photo documentation unless the medical professional examining the child determines that good cause for refraining from producing photo documentation exists . Some medical policy makers have proposed that the public funds that are now made available to provide intensive care to infants with poor survival chances should be reduced in order to provide more funds for prenatal care for women who are at risk of giving birth to a low birthweight infant . The clinical clerkships are open to medical students who are interested in learning more about a career in radiology , as well as those who want to learn fundamentals of radiology while in pursuit of a another medical specialty . At $ 105 million in sponsored research and training , this medical school more resembles the private university medical schools ; the average research funding at the public institutions is about $ 60 million . He worked in the Newcastle Infirmary for many years and then opened a medical practice in Sunderland . The broad definition of a medical device in 321 ( h ) would allow regulation of virtually any part of a telemedicine system , including communications equipment and services . This Medical School has a superb faculty , and the goal is to maintain its situation , to go where it needs to go to retain that status , and to maintain its scientific vigor . The lighting subsystem has provided technology to develop a unique lighting system for photosynthesis research and for use in some medical applications . The film , based on a true story , stars Williams as Dr. Hunter " Patch Adams , " a medical student whose unconventional approach to healing , namely humor , causes headaches for the medical establishment but does wonders for his patients .