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sábado, 11 de diciembre de 2010

Follow me on Saturday: Your Song.

I will suHRvive!

Welcome to the English version of SobreviviRRHHé! In Spanish RRHH stands for "Recursos Humanos" now traslated to the HR of "Human Resources".

Welcome to our very special summary of the week, a very fun way to explain to our foreign visitors what we were discussing this week.

Sunday, 5th of December: Domingo con... Gloria Gaynor. [Sunday with... Gloria Gaynor]Sunday's post is dedicated to someone or something special. Today is the opportunity to talk about @doctorajomeini. She asked me a very special song for her: I will survive, by Gloria Gaynor. Please, don't forget to send your request by tweet to @goroji
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Monday, 6th of December: Manteniendo las distancias. [Keeping distance]: We lay hands on the head with the following headline: "Spread Cheer, Not Germs, at Holiday Gatherings."  You're likely looking forward to spending plenty of time with family and friends over the holidays, but you should take steps to ensure you and everyone else avoids getting the flu, advises an expert at Ryerson University in Toronto.
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Tuesday, 7th of December: Coherencia y sostenibilidad. [Consistency and sustainability]: The European Union countries have expressed their opposition to extending maternity leave from 14 to 20 weeks to consider economic consequences too great given the current crisis and that does not favor the incorporation of women into the labor market.
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Wednesday, 8th of December: Aspirinas contra el cancer. [Aspirin against cancer]: Treatment with daily aspirin for 5 years or longer reduces subsequent risk of colorectal cancer. Several lines of evidence suggest that aspirin might also reduce risk of other cancers, particularly of the gastrointestinal tract, but proof in man is lacking. We studied deaths due to cancer during and after randomised trials of daily aspirin versus control done originally for prevention of vascular events.[Page Loads: 122]

Thursday, 9th of December: Tiburón sanitario. [Shark health]: Reading an article in Medical Journal a bit forced me to reflect on the differences between private medicine and public medicine ... or more specifically, about the treatment the doctor gives the patient is already in place the NHS or already in his own private practice.
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Friday, 10th of December: Entre pillos anda el juego. [Trading Places game]: December 31 is the last day for infants receiving assistance from the 2,500 euros which gives the government, and of course, we know that if anything left over in this country is the rogue. It seems that he has unleashed a movement of tips and tricks to advance the delivery of the baby, but of course, all is not without risk.
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The song of the week: Your Song, by Ellie Goulding:




sábado, 2 de octubre de 2010

Follow me on Saturday: This Is It.

I will suHRvive!

Welcome to the English version of SobreviviRRHHé! In Spanish RRHH stands for "Recursos Humanos" now traslated to the HR of "Human Resources".

Welcome to our very special summary of the week, a very fun way to explain to our foreign visitors what we were discussing this week.

Sunday, 26th of September: Domingo con... La Buena Vida [Sunday with... La Buena Vida]Sunday's post is dedicated to someone or something special. This time to Lis Ensalander and her efforts to organize the First Meeting of the Basque Health Blogosphere (#ebv in twitter) and one of the speakers, Miguel Ángel Mañez (@manyez). Please, don't forget to send your request to jigoro1008@gmail.com
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Monday, 27th of September: Yo trabajo con corazón [I work with heart]: In partnership with WHO, the World Heart Federation organizes awareness events in more than 100 countries - including health checks, organized walks, runs and fitness sessions, public talks, stage shows, scientific forums, exhibitions, concerts, carnivals and sports tournaments.
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Tuesday, 28th of September: Hasta aquí hemos llegado... [This is it]A good friend is forced to close his blog. A joint response on twitter makes that more than 30 blogs talk about freedom of expression in the blogs.
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Wednesday, 29th of September: Un día de huelga, o no? [A day of strike, or not?]: Spanish trade unions have called for a one-day strike against the government. I take this opportunity to talk about the work that's generated in a Human Resources department.
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Thursday, 30th of September: Haciendo números [Crunching numbers]: Welcome to the Statistical Site of the SNS where you'll be able to access freely to the Information System of the National Health System containing data on health and health services in Spain. The site is aimed to healthcare professionals mainly but also for academic and science related professionals as well as citizens.
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Friday, 1st of October: En otoño, vacúnate! [In the fall, get vaccinate!]: the Ministry of Health, Government of La Rioja, launches campaign for influenza vaccination from 1 October to 15 November with the aim of reducing the incidence of seasonal flu and complications arising from their health condition in population, by vaccinating groups of people at risk.
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The song of the week: This Is It, by Michael Jackson:

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