The document provides rules and guidelines for a class. It states there will be no breaks during class time and class officially ends at 9 pm but students can leave at 7:30 pm. Students should ask any doubts or issues during class time and not during breaks. MCQs will be done individually or in clubs. Students should maintain decorum in class by sitting properly, keeping phones silent, and avoiding chatter. The document then outlines how to divide class material into parts and provides guidance on subject distribution for exams. It emphasizes key subjects to focus preparation on and references to use. Overall it provides administrative guidance and advice for exam preparation.
The document discusses how students at a school in India introduced Ayurvedic practices to address physical and psychological stresses affecting students. They replaced allopathic medicines in the first aid box with Ayurvedic alternatives, incorporated yoga and meditation into the daily schedule, and had the school kitchen prepare herbal teas. The students also educated parents on medicinal plants and organized a free health checkup by an Ayurvedic doctor. Implementing these Ayurvedic lifestyle practices helped students feel healthier, happier, and more balanced.
This document outlines the fundamentals of a health education course (CHS 382) at King Saud University. The course aims to provide students with a basic understanding of the history and development of health education and promotion. It covers philosophical, ethical, and scientific theories related to health education. Key topics include approaches to health communication, models of health behavior change, and strategies for health promotion. The overall goal is to prepare students to become effective health educators who can influence health behaviors through communication and counseling.
The document discusses diagnostic tools in Ayurveda and their practical application. It notes that while classical Ayurvedic diagnostic techniques like astasthana pareeksha are taught, many practitioners may not be able to practically apply them or correlate findings with modern medical understanding. Suggestions are made to modify diagnostic tools so students can easily understand and apply them, and to interpret the tools using modern techniques from life sciences to aid diagnosis. The need to establish evidence-based Ayurveda using diagnostic parameters and statistics is also discussed.
This document summarizes information about mindfulness from an experience in India. It discusses the origins and development of mindfulness-based therapies. It explains that mindfulness involves paying attention to the present moment non-judgmentally. Research finds mindfulness can change the brain and benefit mental health by reducing stress, depression, and improving well-being. The document provides guidance on mindfulness meditation practice and emphasizes it is a simple yet challenging form of mental training that can benefit people in many settings.
This document provides an orientation for Phase 3 medical students beginning their rotation in the Shellharbour Hospital Emergency Department. It introduces the ED team and consultants, describes the structure and layout of the ED, and offers tips on learning styles and mindsets for getting the most from the experience. Students are encouraged to introduce themselves, be involved with the team, and learn through shadowing consultants and taking on patient care responsibilities while maintaining a focus on safety, efficiency, communication, and self-care.
This document outlines the Shellharbour Hospital Mentorship Program for 2021. It provides information on signing up for the optional 6-12 month program, which involves agreed goals between mentors and mentees. Mentees can choose their mentor from the list of 10 Emergency Department consultants provided. Mentees are also directed to complete a 20-minute online training module on mentorship. The program coordinator, Dr. Bishan Rajapakse, aims to support mentorship arrangements and welcomes feedback to develop and improve the pilot program.
I managed the UK campaign for this fun and informative survival guide for first year medical students. I also contributed to the editorial of this publication.
This document is a guide for patients and their families about learners in health care. It introduces various learner roles like medical students, nurses, physiotherapists and more. It explains that the hospital is a teaching facility where learners gain experience caring for real patients under a clinical teacher. It asks patients to be partners in learning by accepting care from learners and providing feedback to help them improve. The guide aims to help patients understand the learner's role and what they can expect from the health care team.
This document provides an introduction and background for a dialogue between a teacher and student on the topic of Namasmaran (remembering God or the true self) and its relevance to total stress management. The teacher is Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar, who has various medical degrees and is a professor and head of the physiology department at a medical institute in India. The student questions how the seemingly "unproductive" practice of Namasmaran could help with practical day-to-day stresses. The teacher agrees to explain his perspective on this in their discussion.
This document provides biographical information on Dr. Eduardo Pereira, including his education and experience. He obtained his first physical therapy degree from Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil, considered the best PT program in the country. He later completed his DPT at the University of Montana. Dr. Pereira has extensive clinical experience in sports injuries and enjoys an active lifestyle, including running, biking, yoga and soccer. He is dedicated to providing high quality, evidence-based care to help his patients achieve their goals.
This document discusses strategies for improving one's career in medicine. It recommends investing 10% of time to progressing one's career through reading professional journals, setting clear goals, challenging oneself, developing communication skills, exercising regularly, and volunteering for challenging projects. Pursuing career development strategies like these can help maximize opportunities for success rather than just having a job. The best contribution is doing something good to improve patients' lives, which can advance one's career without even realizing it.
This issue of the California University of Management and Sciences (CALUMS) quarterly newsletter "Pipeline" introduces the new editor Andrew Press and staff. It provides an overview of new students and programs at CALUMS. An article profiles the new Vice President, Dr. Arthur Park, and his visions for CALUMS. It also includes an alumni spotlight and information on various awards.
This document discusses how doctors can better manage their careers and practices. It emphasizes that doctors must wear many hats as clinicians, academics, managers, CEOs, and family providers. It recommends that doctors specialize in a niche, set clear professional goals, and learn practice management skills. The document suggests doctors educate patients to promote their practice, protect themselves from lawsuits, and empower patients. It provides tips on using printed materials, encouraging questions, and setting up a website to inform patients and promote the practice.
The document discusses the Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) syllabus in NSW primary schools. PDHPE teaches students about both physical and mental health, encouraging healthy lifestyles. It aims to help students lead active, fulfilling lives and take responsible roles in society. Through PDHPE, students learn skills like communication, decision making, problem solving, and interacting with others that benefit them for life. They are less likely to experience issues like bullying, obesity, or nutrition deficiencies as a result of the knowledge and skills gained in PDHPE classes.
Monique Richard overcame diabetes to become a registered dietitian. She has a passion for helping others through individualized nutrition plans. In her career so far, she has made an impact through her work. Her experience at East Tennessee State University's dietetic internship program helped prepare her through various rotations. She now works as an integrative clinical dietitian and teaches yoga. Her goal is to help large groups through a media platform to inspire healthy choices.
The document is a prayer recited at the beginning of a classroom session. It asks God for his presence in the classroom and blessings for both the students and teacher. It requests clear minds and open hearts so that all can grasp the knowledge and lessons presented to them. The prayer closes with "Amen".
Anthony H Close D.C. has received many positive testimonials and compliments from former patients and students praising his outstanding chiropractic treatment results, excellent teaching skills, and friendly demeanor. His patients typically experience 75-80% improvement in 2-4 weeks. Former students describe him as an amazing teacher who made a great impact on their studies and as the best teacher of the year. He communicates well and goes out of his way to help students learn.
Successful career planning for secondary school students lessons from the me...Ahmed Elshebiny
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This talk was part of the orientation for Senior Resident medical officers (SRMOs) working in at Shellharbour ED. The idea behind the talk was to convey the importance of wellbeing for quality patient care, workforce sustainability, and creating a workplace culture that we want to nurture and be proud of!
This document discusses effective teaching strategies for nurse educators. It emphasizes the importance of involving students actively in the learning process through techniques like role-playing, simulations, hands-on practice, case studies, and group work, rather than solely relying on lectures. These active learning strategies align better with how adults learn best by allowing them to draw from their own experiences. The document also stresses the value of teaching interpersonal skills and providing students with reference materials to support their learning.
The document discusses tips for being a successful medical student. It emphasizes the importance of interaction between students and teachers for learning medicine effectively. While lectures are important, spaced repetition and finding what learning style works best for each student is key to success. The medical field requires lifelong learning through conferences, journals, and case discussions with colleagues. Taking breaks and nurturing relationships is also important to avoid burnout from the demanding workload of medical education.
YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR1YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITI.docxdanielfoster65629
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YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR 1
YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR 6
Your Vision as a Practitioner Scholar
Sandy Pennington
Capella University
Abstract
My greatest vision is to help patients go through physical rehabilitation with respect and humaneness. In return, this exposure will give me a chance to practice psychology in a field that interests me greatly. I will also be able to make first hand observations in my area of specialization. These observations will continue to further my knowledge in my chose field and help me help other patients better. This field will also help me to meet likeminded colleagues with whom I can formulate better ways of assisting the patients who are now in wheelchairs. Assisting individuals who are confined to wheelchairs to get their lives back will not only help me achieve my professional goals but also enable me to contribute to the society positively.
Introduction
The practitioner-scholar theory exposes psychology students to the real world instead of only relying on the theoretical part of their studies. With this theory, students are able to practically apply what they have learnt in class or a real world setting. The theory therefore helps students to continuously use scholarly research so as to derive new questions and practical answers to psychological problems. It also pushes psychology students to question the assumptions that have been in use over the years and formulate new solutions for existing and emergent problems. The students are exposed to a wide range of practical activities that relate to their course, throughout. The use of this method in training therefore exposes the student to the nature of research studies and how to collect data, and compile it to produce valuable information. In return, the psychology student will be able to inform his practice in a meaningful way, and may even instigate changes within the profession through the hands on approach to their studies (Foley & McNeil, 2015).
Vision
My vision is to become the most successful psychologist in the area of physical rehabilitation. I envision being a psychologist who is well respected in my field and who is on the frontline of research into the issues regarding patients who are confined to wheelchairs. I want to be able to represent this fraction of patients in a manner that dignifies them and gives them hope to live one more day with the confidence and hope that they can get better not only physically but emotionally and socially. I also want to be able to champion for the allocation of more funds into the area of physical rehabilitation and the accompanying course of treatment.
Goals
My goal is to help as many patients as is humanely possible to be able to live comfortably without needing to use the wheelchair. For those patients who cannot entirely be weaned of the wheelchair, my goal is to help them accept themselves and show them the various ways through which they can still .
This document profiles a functional medicine practitioner and nutritional therapist named Edi Csanalosi. Some key details:
- Edi has been in practice for 18 months, working in the City of London specializing in functional medicine and nutritional therapy.
- She decided to become a practitioner after struggling with her own health issues and finding conventional medicine lacking. Her goal is to help clients find the root causes of their problems through personalized plans and functional testing.
- Stress is a common issue among Edi's clients, who also struggle with fatigue, hormonal imbalances, autoimmune conditions and heart problems. She finds testing and building relationships with clients to be important parts of her practice.
The document is a letter describing the Interprofessional Fellowship in Integrative Health & Medicine. The fellowship is a 2-year hybrid program that trains healthcare professionals from different disciplines in integrative health. It aims to address issues in the current healthcare system like lack of coordination between providers and rising rates of chronic disease. The fellowship focuses on restoring practitioners so they can better help patients, and teaches tools like nutrition, lifestyle counseling, and mindfulness to treat whole-body health. It involves online learning, retreats, and clinical immersions to foster community and collaboration among diverse professionals.
This document is an ebook about teacher wellbeing. It discusses how teachers experience high levels of stress and burnout due to large workloads and the emotional demands of the job. The ebook aims to provide teachers with strategies to support their wellbeing in 5 key areas: cognitive, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. It includes a self-assessment for teachers to evaluate their current wellbeing practices. The overall message is that prioritizing wellbeing is important for teachers to manage stress and be better able to support students.
I managed the UK campaign for this fun and informative survival guide for first year medical students. I also contributed to the editorial of this publication.
This document is a guide for patients and their families about learners in health care. It introduces various learner roles like medical students, nurses, physiotherapists and more. It explains that the hospital is a teaching facility where learners gain experience caring for real patients under a clinical teacher. It asks patients to be partners in learning by accepting care from learners and providing feedback to help them improve. The guide aims to help patients understand the learner's role and what they can expect from the health care team.
This document provides an introduction and background for a dialogue between a teacher and student on the topic of Namasmaran (remembering God or the true self) and its relevance to total stress management. The teacher is Dr. Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar, who has various medical degrees and is a professor and head of the physiology department at a medical institute in India. The student questions how the seemingly "unproductive" practice of Namasmaran could help with practical day-to-day stresses. The teacher agrees to explain his perspective on this in their discussion.
This document provides biographical information on Dr. Eduardo Pereira, including his education and experience. He obtained his first physical therapy degree from Federal University of Minas Gerais in Brazil, considered the best PT program in the country. He later completed his DPT at the University of Montana. Dr. Pereira has extensive clinical experience in sports injuries and enjoys an active lifestyle, including running, biking, yoga and soccer. He is dedicated to providing high quality, evidence-based care to help his patients achieve their goals.
This document discusses strategies for improving one's career in medicine. It recommends investing 10% of time to progressing one's career through reading professional journals, setting clear goals, challenging oneself, developing communication skills, exercising regularly, and volunteering for challenging projects. Pursuing career development strategies like these can help maximize opportunities for success rather than just having a job. The best contribution is doing something good to improve patients' lives, which can advance one's career without even realizing it.
This issue of the California University of Management and Sciences (CALUMS) quarterly newsletter "Pipeline" introduces the new editor Andrew Press and staff. It provides an overview of new students and programs at CALUMS. An article profiles the new Vice President, Dr. Arthur Park, and his visions for CALUMS. It also includes an alumni spotlight and information on various awards.
This document discusses how doctors can better manage their careers and practices. It emphasizes that doctors must wear many hats as clinicians, academics, managers, CEOs, and family providers. It recommends that doctors specialize in a niche, set clear professional goals, and learn practice management skills. The document suggests doctors educate patients to promote their practice, protect themselves from lawsuits, and empower patients. It provides tips on using printed materials, encouraging questions, and setting up a website to inform patients and promote the practice.
The document discusses the Personal Development, Health and Physical Education (PDHPE) syllabus in NSW primary schools. PDHPE teaches students about both physical and mental health, encouraging healthy lifestyles. It aims to help students lead active, fulfilling lives and take responsible roles in society. Through PDHPE, students learn skills like communication, decision making, problem solving, and interacting with others that benefit them for life. They are less likely to experience issues like bullying, obesity, or nutrition deficiencies as a result of the knowledge and skills gained in PDHPE classes.
Monique Richard overcame diabetes to become a registered dietitian. She has a passion for helping others through individualized nutrition plans. In her career so far, she has made an impact through her work. Her experience at East Tennessee State University's dietetic internship program helped prepare her through various rotations. She now works as an integrative clinical dietitian and teaches yoga. Her goal is to help large groups through a media platform to inspire healthy choices.
The document is a prayer recited at the beginning of a classroom session. It asks God for his presence in the classroom and blessings for both the students and teacher. It requests clear minds and open hearts so that all can grasp the knowledge and lessons presented to them. The prayer closes with "Amen".
Anthony H Close D.C. has received many positive testimonials and compliments from former patients and students praising his outstanding chiropractic treatment results, excellent teaching skills, and friendly demeanor. His patients typically experience 75-80% improvement in 2-4 weeks. Former students describe him as an amazing teacher who made a great impact on their studies and as the best teacher of the year. He communicates well and goes out of his way to help students learn.
Successful career planning for secondary school students lessons from the me...Ahmed Elshebiny
油
If you are a secondary school student willing to learn more about successful career planning and more about the medical career, this presentation might help.
Wellbeing and mentorship - SRMO Orientation Feb 2020Bishan Rajapakse
油
This talk was part of the orientation for Senior Resident medical officers (SRMOs) working in at Shellharbour ED. The idea behind the talk was to convey the importance of wellbeing for quality patient care, workforce sustainability, and creating a workplace culture that we want to nurture and be proud of!
This document discusses effective teaching strategies for nurse educators. It emphasizes the importance of involving students actively in the learning process through techniques like role-playing, simulations, hands-on practice, case studies, and group work, rather than solely relying on lectures. These active learning strategies align better with how adults learn best by allowing them to draw from their own experiences. The document also stresses the value of teaching interpersonal skills and providing students with reference materials to support their learning.
The document discusses tips for being a successful medical student. It emphasizes the importance of interaction between students and teachers for learning medicine effectively. While lectures are important, spaced repetition and finding what learning style works best for each student is key to success. The medical field requires lifelong learning through conferences, journals, and case discussions with colleagues. Taking breaks and nurturing relationships is also important to avoid burnout from the demanding workload of medical education.
YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR1YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITI.docxdanielfoster65629
油
YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR 1
YOUR VISION AS A PRACTITIONER SCHOLAR 6
Your Vision as a Practitioner Scholar
Sandy Pennington
Capella University
Abstract
My greatest vision is to help patients go through physical rehabilitation with respect and humaneness. In return, this exposure will give me a chance to practice psychology in a field that interests me greatly. I will also be able to make first hand observations in my area of specialization. These observations will continue to further my knowledge in my chose field and help me help other patients better. This field will also help me to meet likeminded colleagues with whom I can formulate better ways of assisting the patients who are now in wheelchairs. Assisting individuals who are confined to wheelchairs to get their lives back will not only help me achieve my professional goals but also enable me to contribute to the society positively.
Introduction
The practitioner-scholar theory exposes psychology students to the real world instead of only relying on the theoretical part of their studies. With this theory, students are able to practically apply what they have learnt in class or a real world setting. The theory therefore helps students to continuously use scholarly research so as to derive new questions and practical answers to psychological problems. It also pushes psychology students to question the assumptions that have been in use over the years and formulate new solutions for existing and emergent problems. The students are exposed to a wide range of practical activities that relate to their course, throughout. The use of this method in training therefore exposes the student to the nature of research studies and how to collect data, and compile it to produce valuable information. In return, the psychology student will be able to inform his practice in a meaningful way, and may even instigate changes within the profession through the hands on approach to their studies (Foley & McNeil, 2015).
Vision
My vision is to become the most successful psychologist in the area of physical rehabilitation. I envision being a psychologist who is well respected in my field and who is on the frontline of research into the issues regarding patients who are confined to wheelchairs. I want to be able to represent this fraction of patients in a manner that dignifies them and gives them hope to live one more day with the confidence and hope that they can get better not only physically but emotionally and socially. I also want to be able to champion for the allocation of more funds into the area of physical rehabilitation and the accompanying course of treatment.
Goals
My goal is to help as many patients as is humanely possible to be able to live comfortably without needing to use the wheelchair. For those patients who cannot entirely be weaned of the wheelchair, my goal is to help them accept themselves and show them the various ways through which they can still .
This document profiles a functional medicine practitioner and nutritional therapist named Edi Csanalosi. Some key details:
- Edi has been in practice for 18 months, working in the City of London specializing in functional medicine and nutritional therapy.
- She decided to become a practitioner after struggling with her own health issues and finding conventional medicine lacking. Her goal is to help clients find the root causes of their problems through personalized plans and functional testing.
- Stress is a common issue among Edi's clients, who also struggle with fatigue, hormonal imbalances, autoimmune conditions and heart problems. She finds testing and building relationships with clients to be important parts of her practice.
The document is a letter describing the Interprofessional Fellowship in Integrative Health & Medicine. The fellowship is a 2-year hybrid program that trains healthcare professionals from different disciplines in integrative health. It aims to address issues in the current healthcare system like lack of coordination between providers and rising rates of chronic disease. The fellowship focuses on restoring practitioners so they can better help patients, and teaches tools like nutrition, lifestyle counseling, and mindfulness to treat whole-body health. It involves online learning, retreats, and clinical immersions to foster community and collaboration among diverse professionals.
This document is an ebook about teacher wellbeing. It discusses how teachers experience high levels of stress and burnout due to large workloads and the emotional demands of the job. The ebook aims to provide teachers with strategies to support their wellbeing in 5 key areas: cognitive, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. It includes a self-assessment for teachers to evaluate their current wellbeing practices. The overall message is that prioritizing wellbeing is important for teachers to manage stress and be better able to support students.
Computer Application in Business (commerce)Sudar Sudar
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The main objectives
1. To introduce the concept of computer and its various parts. 2. To explain the concept of data base management system and Management information system.
3. To provide insight about networking and basics of internet
Recall various terms of computer and its part
Understand the meaning of software, operating system, programming language and its features
Comparing Data Vs Information and its management system Understanding about various concepts of management information system
Explain about networking and elements based on internet
1. Recall the various concepts relating to computer and its various parts
2 Understand the meaning of softwares, operating system etc
3 Understanding the meaning and utility of database management system
4 Evaluate the various aspects of management information system
5 Generating more ideas regarding the use of internet for business purpose
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APM People Interest Network Conference 2025
-Autonomy, Teams and Tension: Projects under stress
-Tim Lyons
-The neurological levels of
team-working: Harmony and tensions
With a background in projects spanning more than 40 years, Tim Lyons specialised in the delivery of large, complex, multi-disciplinary programmes for clients including Crossrail, Network Rail, ExxonMobil, Siemens and in patent development. His first career was in broadcasting, where he designed and built commercial radio station studios in Manchester, Cardiff and Bristol, also working as a presenter and programme producer. Tim now writes and presents extensively on matters relating to the human and neurological aspects of projects, including communication, ethics and coaching. He holds a Masters degree in NLP, is an NLP Master Practitioner and International Coach. He is the Deputy Lead for APMs People Interest Network.
Session | The Neurological Levels of Team-working: Harmony and Tensions
Understanding how teams really work at conscious and unconscious levels is critical to a harmonious workplace. This session uncovers what those levels are, how to use them to detect and avoid tensions and how to smooth the management of change by checking you have considered all of them.
How to use Init Hooks in Odoo 18 - Odoo 際際滷sCeline George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to use Init Hooks in Odoo 18. In Odoo, Init Hooks are essential functions specified as strings in the __init__ file of a module.
APM People Interest Network Conference 2025
- Autonomy, Teams and Tension
- Oliver Randall & David Bovis
- Own Your Autonomy
Oliver Randall
Consultant, Tribe365
Oliver is a career project professional since 2011 and started volunteering with APM in 2016 and has since chaired the People Interest Network and the North East Regional Network. Oliver has been consulting in culture, leadership and behaviours since 2019 and co-developed HPTM速an off the shelf high performance framework for teams and organisations and is currently working with SAS (Stellenbosch Academy for Sport) developing the culture, leadership and behaviours framework for future elite sportspeople whilst also holding down work as a project manager in the NHS at North Tees and Hartlepool Foundation Trust.
David Bovis
Consultant, Duxinaroe
A Leadership and Culture Change expert, David is the originator of BTFA and The Dux Model.
With a Masters in Applied Neuroscience from the Institute of Organisational Neuroscience, he is widely regarded as the Go-To expert in the field, recognised as an inspiring keynote speaker and change strategist.
He has an industrial engineering background, majoring in TPS / Lean. David worked his way up from his apprenticeship to earn his seat at the C-suite table. His career spans several industries, including Automotive, Aerospace, Defence, Space, Heavy Industries and Elec-Mech / polymer contract manufacture.
Published in Londons Evening Standard quarterly business supplement, James Caans Your business Magazine, Quality World, the Lean Management Journal and Cambridge Universities PMA, he works as comfortably with leaders from FTSE and Fortune 100 companies as he does owner-managers in SMEs. He is passionate about helping leaders understand the neurological root cause of a high-performance culture and sustainable change, in business.
Session | Own Your Autonomy The Importance of Autonomy in Project Management
#OwnYourAutonomy is aiming to be a global APM initiative to position everyone to take a more conscious role in their decision making process leading to increased outcomes for everyone and contribute to a world in which all projects succeed.
We want everyone to join the journey.
#OwnYourAutonomy is the culmination of 3 years of collaborative exploration within the Leadership Focus Group which is part of the APM People Interest Network. The work has been pulled together using the 5 HPTM速 Systems and the BTFA neuroscience leadership programme.
https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/apm-people-network/about/
How to Configure Flexible Working Schedule in Odoo 18 EmployeeCeline George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to configure flexible working schedule in Odoo 18 Employee module. In Odoo 18, the Employee module offers powerful tools to configure and manage flexible working schedules tailored to your organization's needs.
Reordering Rules in Odoo 17 Inventory - Odoo 際際滷sCeline George
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In Odoo 17, the Inventory module allows us to set up reordering rules to ensure that our stock levels are maintained, preventing stockouts. Let's explore how this feature works.
QuickBooks Desktop to QuickBooks Online How to Make the MoveTechSoup
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If you use QuickBooks Desktop and are stressing about moving to QuickBooks Online, in this webinar, get your questions answered and learn tips and tricks to make the process easier for you.
Key Questions:
* When is the best time to make the shift to QuickBooks Online?
* Will my current version of QuickBooks Desktop stop working?
* I have a really old version of QuickBooks. What should I do?
* I run my payroll in QuickBooks Desktop now. How is that affected?
*Does it bring over all my historical data? Are there things that don't come over?
* What are the main differences between QuickBooks Desktop and QuickBooks Online?
* And more
Digital Tools with AI for e-Content Development.pptxDr. Sarita Anand
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This ppt is useful for not only for B.Ed., M.Ed., M.A. (Education) or any other PG level students or Ph.D. scholars but also for the school, college and university teachers who are interested to prepare an e-content with AI for their students and others.
How to attach file using upload button Odoo 18Celine George
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In this slide, well discuss on how to attach file using upload button Odoo 18. Odoo features a dedicated model, 'ir.attachments,' designed for storing attachments submitted by end users. We can see the process of utilizing the 'ir.attachments' model to enable file uploads through web forms in this slide.
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GURURBRAHMA GURURVISHNU:
GURURDEVO MAHESHVARA:
GURU: SAKSHAT PARABRAHMA TASMAI
SHRI GURAVE NAMA:
I salute my Guru, who is Brahma, Vishnu and
Mahesh called Gunamaya i.e. the penultimate
truth; and the Parabrahma; i.e. the ultimate
truth.
HRUDGAT
(A Heart to Heart Dialogue with newly admitted Medical Students)
Dr. Shriniwas J. Kashalikar,
MBBS (POONA), MD (BOM), FICG (BOM), FFFBMS (USA), D Sc
(OIUCM-COLOMBO),
Professor and Head, Department of Physiology,
SMBT Institute of Medical Sciences and Research Center,
Nandi Hills, Dhamangaon, Tal. Igatpuri, Dist. Nasik
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
It is gratefully acknowledged that:
1.The appropriate and complete support conducive
to a selfless activity (SWADHARMA); is provided
by my wife Dr. Vibhavari Kashalikar, my daughters
Urjita and Mukta and sons in law Samarth and Salil.
2. The seeds of the work are sown by our (My and
My wifes) ancestors, parents and families
(Kashalikar and Medhekar).
3. My motivation is strengthened by my readers and
practitioners of NAMASMARAN; but especially
Gondavalekar Maharaj Pariwar, Dr. Suhas Mhetre,
Dr. Pushkar Shikarkhane, and Mr. S. P. Kulkarni.
4. The platform for such a work; is set by the
management and everybody involved in
establishment and development of SMBT Institute
of Medical Sciences.
5. The vital support is provided by Mr. Madhukar
(Nana) Kelkar, Dr. Bhausaheb Jagdale, Dr. Girish
Karmarkar, Dr. Sanjay Nehe, Dr. Kiran Avachar
and; Megharaj Gadhave, of the Department of
Physiology.
7. The production and publication are done with
sincerity by the printer, publisher and their
associates. Like everything else; the
accomplishment of this work is also Gurukrupa and
is offered to the readers with all the best wishes!
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HRUDGAT
(A Heart to Heart Dialogue with newly admitted Medical Students)
Teacher: Dear friends! Hearty welcome to this prestigious
and ambitious institute of medical sciences and research
center! Medical career is crucial to health, happiness and
progress of an individual as well as the society.
Students: Thank you very much sir! Sir, what is your
advice for us; as the beginners in the medical career?
Teacher: The advice is simple! Make the most of life you
may; life is short and wears away! Life is very precious!
Make use of it to the best of your capacity! This is true for
every one of us, but especially for you all, who are young,
full of energy and full of dreams and aspirations! This is a
great opportunity to express your vitality and potentials in a
creative and constructive way and blossom together!
Students: Sir, are there any practical suggestions?
Teacher: Yes! The first and the foremost; is to keep
meeting and interacting with your teachers, other staff
members and colleagues. Ask questions and share your
difficulties and problems! We all are at your service. In
short, help us to help you. Let us all progress happily and
together!
Students: Sir, but we often feel shy!
Teacher: That is natural. But the best way to; overcome
shyness is to begin somewhere to open up and be bold!
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Many of you already seem to be bold! This way; you would
enjoy every moment of your life here; and would never
repent!
Students: Sir, we have apprehension about hostel life!
Teacher: Being away from your family you may be
uncomfortable initially. There could be some problems
regarding the food and day to day requirements also. But
you are sure to get new friends, well wishers and caring
people around; during your hostel life, which would make
you comfortable and there would be improvement on other
fronts also! Everybody here is busy in making your life
better in every way!
Students: We have heard that the medical career is tough!
Teacher: Medical career is not very easy but it is
rewarding in every possible way! Moreover; we all are here
to make it easier and enjoyable! In fact; everybody here is
busy in the mission of blossoming together and to groom
you into excellent medical graduates!
Students: Is there any practical way to make this career
easier?
Teacher: Well! One simple but important thing is to buy a
Medical Dictionary. When you start understanding the
medical terms, the medical subjects become not only easier
but also; more enjoyable. It is essential to also buy English
into Marathi (or your language) dictionary; if you already
don not have one. This makes it further easier as well as
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interesting. This is essential even as the teachers keep
trying to explain everything in your language, besides
English!
Students: What about our daily conduct?
Teacher: You are all cultured and good students. You
know the value of being moderate; in eating, sleeping,
exercise, sports, extracurricular activities; and above all;
respecting yourself and the others! Moreover you need to
be disciplined and punctual so as to improve your
efficiency.
Students: Sir, many of us have fear of failures!
Teacher: It is true that some students take longer time than
others to cope up with the studies. But in case of fear of
failure as well as actual failure; you should seek the
support/guidance without any hesitation; from your
teachers. They are always eager to help you.
Secondly; always remember that irrespective of failure;
there is enormous potential in all of you! You can come out
of even the worst situation and achieve the best! (Of
course; this does not mean that you should be complacent,
reckless or careless)!
Students: Sir, what should be our ideal?
Teacher: I think, our deal should be; individual and
universal blossoming!
Students: Can you elaborate on this?
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Teacher: This ideal is incorporated in the following
Sanskrit verse from the great text book of Ayurvedic
Medicine; Ashtanga Hridaya (The core of the eight aspects
of Ayurveda); by the great genius Wagbhat.
BHISHAJAM SADHUVRUTTANAM
BHADRAM AGAMSHALINAM
ABHYASTA KARMANAM BHADRAM
BHADRAM BHADRABHILASHINAM
Roughly; this means:
Blessed be the doctor/healer, who is well behaved, who is
well versed with complete science of healing, who has
achieved expertise and skills in clinical practice and
research; and above all; who yearns individual and
universal blossoming!
Students: This is really inspiring! Can you elaborate
further; sir?
Teacher: In short, BHISHAJA: SADHUVRUTTANAM
BHADRAM AGAMSHALINAM means; blessed be
he/she, who studies human life, suffering and the
preventive, curative and rehabilitative ways; from different
angles and varied approaches.
Students: Do you mean that we have to study Ayurveda,
Homoeopathy etc also?
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Teacher: All the systems of Medicine are not included in
the present curriculum Further, in a limited time frame; it
may not be possible to study different systems of Medicine.
But it is good to keep mind open; and get introduced to the
principles of different systems as an extracurricular
activity; and try to appreciate the interdisciplinary
complementarity in healing and the health promotion. For
this, it is important to get rid of our subjectivity, sectarian
attitude and prejudices; and be as much objective as
possible. The unbiased, unprejudiced and impartial nature
and purity and innocence of heart are essential for accurate
learning and appropriate decision making in medical
career, even though this is true for other fields also.
Students: How to be objective?
Teacher: The best way to be objective; is to practice
NAMASMARAN, more about which you can find in my
books and articles available for free download on internet.
Students: What is ABHYASTA KARMANAM
BHADRAM?
Teacher: Blessed be the one, who undergoes necessary
training in techniques of prevention, examinations,
investigations, treatment, rehabilitation and research.
Students: This is easy to understand. What is the meaning
of BHADRAM BHADRABHILASHINAM?
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Teacher: BHADRAM BHADRABHILASHINAM means;
blessed be he/she, who yearns for individual and universal
blossoming!
Students: Thank you sir! We appreciate this. But dont you
think that in this world of cut throat competition; we would
be failures if we pursue such noble and probably
unrealistic and impractical ideals?
Teacher: This is really an honest and frank question!
Actually, we are trapped in cut throat competition and
chaotic, confused and illusory pursuit of mirages! It is
deceptive! Hence whether successful or otherwise, most of
us are unhappy and hence add to the unhappiness of others!
Most of us are disturbed and add to the disturbance of
others! Most of us are under stress and add to the stress of
others! This is a vicious cycle!
On the other hand; the pursuit individual and universal
blossoming sets in a wellness cycle! It is like nurturing
roots of the life tree of which we are a part. It is full
proof and infallible!
In the present rat race; whether we succeed or fail, we land
up becoming maniac or failures or suicidal; respectively.
This is detrimental to us and/or others!
In the pursuit of individual and universal blossoming; we
are sure to be in win win situation and increasingly
fulfilled and never repent!
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Students: Please elaborate; how this pursuit would be
beneficial to us as well as the society.
Teacher: This pursuit embodies the natural principle of
homeostasis, in which every constituent part nurtures the
whole system and vice versa. Thus it involves contribution
of every individual from different fields of life; to the
health and happiness of the society as a whole, which in
turn ensures the blossoming of different fields and the
individuals therein!
Today; this happens to some extent; as a consequence of
ongoing holistic evolution (and not merely biological
evolution) by virtue of the spiritual legacy of our great
and enlightened ancestors! But this would happen far
more extensively if, we, the would be doctors, doctors,
industrialists, agriculturists, engineers, artists, scientists,
bureaucrats, politicians and so on; are increasingly freed;
from tubularity of vision, sectarian attitude, fragmented
thinking, fanatic tendencies, bigotry, prejudices, rigid
biases, petty selfishness, and vested interests.
Students: But how to get freed from these?
Teacher: As I said earlier the simplest and universally
accepted way (which I know) to conquer the subjectivity
and pettiness of every kind; and be increasingly objective
and broad, is the practice of NAMASMARAN.
Students: What is the meaning of NAMASMARAN? Can
you please tell more?
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Teacher: NAMASMARAN (From Sanskrit: Name = a
(divine) name; smaran = remembrance); means
remembering the name of God, which implies the true self,
either loudly or silently. This is called jaap, jap, jikra in
Hindi and Urdu respectively. It is also called simaran and
sumiran.
NAMASMARAN; by virtue of its almost universal
acceptability, simplicity, non-technicality and
inexpensiveness; is the key to individual and universal
blossoming i.e. Total Stress Management, irrespective of
age, sex, occupation, socioeconomic stratum, race, religion,
culture, ideology, nationality and other variables! This is
especially so, because; NAMASMARAN does not involve
any stringent rules, coercive regulations or crippling
bindings. It does not interfere with the customs or belief
systems.
NAMASMARAN, which is focusing on NAMA, gradually
frees us from our individualistic and selfish shackles and
reorients us to our own true selves. It revitalizes and
rejuvenates us and catalyzes the evolution and
implementation of holistic perspective, policies, plans,
programs and achieve individual and universal blossoming!
This embodies SATPRERANA, SADDHARANA,
SADVICHAR, SADBHAVANA, SATPRAVRUTTI,
SADVASANA, , SADICCHA, SATSHAKTI,
SATSANKALP AND SATKARMA or SADACHAR.
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Students: Will you please explain these terms further?
Teacher: Yes! It is interesting as well as essential to
understand them! PRERANA is the inspiration and
SATPRERANA is the inspiration to realize truth.
DHARANA is the conviction and SATDHARANA implies
the conviction in the truth. VICHAR is thinking and
SADVICHAR means thinking that enables us to realize the
truth. BHAVANA is feeling and SADBHAVANA is the
totality of our feelings, which lifts us to reach the truth!
PRAVRUTTI is convergence of our inclinations, aptitudes,
fixations; and SATPRAVRUTTI is; this bent of our mind
to realize truth. VASANA means instincts. SADVASANA
means the evolving and directing the array of our passions,
to merge with truth! ICCHHA means desire and
SADICCHHAA is a convergence of all desires in realizing
truth. SHAKTI means power and SATSHAKTI is the
power - the might involved in SADACHAR. SANKALP
means synthesis and crystallization of our perspective,
thoughts, feelings and instincts into a specific well defined
pursuit and SATSANKALP means directing this towards
individual and universal blossoming inherent to the
realization of truth! KARMA means action and
SATKARMA reorienting every different activity reaching
us to to truth. ACHAR means transactions and
SADACHAR means the transactions in different fields; at
personal, family and social level, conducive to merging
with truth (called NAMA by the practitioners of
NAMASMARAN)!
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Students: This appears promising!
Teacher: The practice of NAMASMARAN is a life line in
every circumstance and forever! The best of everything in
the world and of course; in the medical world; springs from
the blissful enlightenment inherent to NAMASMARAN
and in turn; culminates into it as well!
For example, in the pursuit of this ideal; if you become a
health minister, then the whole nation would be healthier
and happier; by virtue of your holistic perspective, policies,
plans, programs and their implementation! The healthier
and happier nation in turn, would provide all the needs to
every individual in different fields of life; including you,
for healthier and happier life. In such a case; wont the
parents, teachers and alma mater be satisfied and proud of
you? Wont they cherish your legendary association with
them? Hence this HRUDGAT is the best gift we can offer
you; on this memorable occasion! I would however request
you not to accept or reject this HRUDGAT casually; but
verify it for yourself!
Before ending; it may be noted that, over 45 books, 600
articles and 200 videos in English, Hindi and Marathi on
physiology, health, stress management and
NAMASMARAN; written and demonstrated by Dr.
Shriniwas Janardan Kashalikar are available for free
download on internet on; over 300 free sharing
international websites including
www.youtube.com/superliving08.
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Prayer
SARVETRA: SUKHIN: SANTU
SARVE SANTU NIRAMAYA:
SARVE BHADRANI PASHYANTU
MA KASHCHIT DU:KHAMAPNUYAT
(ESSENCE IN ENGLISH)
Let all of us be happy through
empowerment for universal perspective,
vision, thinking, feeling and working for
simultaneous individual and universal
blossoming through freedom from
suffocating superficiality and petrifying
pettiness
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