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import _ from "lodash";
import { CORE_API } from '../../common/services/core-api-utils';

/**
 * Measures have their own kinds.  Returning everything would be too much
 * @param all
 * @param id
 * @returns {*}
 */
function filterBySameMeasurableCategory(all, id) {
    const measurable = _.find(all, { id });
    return measurable
        ? _.filter(all, m => m.categoryId === measurable.categoryId)
        : all;
}

function utils(serviceBroker) {

    const findAllForKind = (kind, id /* optional */) => {
        switch (kind) {
            case 'APP_GROUP':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadViewData(CORE_API.AppGroupStore.getById, [id])
                    .then(r => r.data);
            case 'MEASURABLE':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadAppData(CORE_API.MeasurableStore.findAll, [])
                    .then(r => filterBySameMeasurableCategory(r.data, id));
            case 'ORG_UNIT':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadAppData(CORE_API.OrgUnitStore.findAll, [])
                    .then(r => r.data);
            case 'FLOW_DIAGRAM':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadViewData(CORE_API.FlowDiagramStore.getById, [id])
                    .then(r => [r.data]);
            case 'CHANGE_INITIATIVE':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadViewData(CORE_API.ChangeInitiativeStore.getById, [id])
                    .then(r => [r.data]);
            case 'SCENARIO':
                return serviceBroker
                    .loadViewData(CORE_API.ScenarioStore.getById, [id])
                    .then(r => serviceBroker
                        .loadViewData(CORE_API.ScenarioStore.findForRoadmap, [r.data.scenario.roadmapId]))
                    .then(r => r.data);
            default :
                throw `esu: Cannot create hierarchy for kind - ${kind}`;
        }
    };

    return {
        findAllForKind
    };
}

utils.$inject = [
    'ServiceBroker'
];

export default utils;

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The Reveal
Exposing, uncovering, reporting
Over a year after VA exposé, some vets are 'actually waiting longer for care'
+ Since massive backlogs at Veterans Affairs hospitals were exposed last summer, the agency has spent billions of dollars on improvements but today many vets in Portland and elsewhere are "actually waiting longer for care than they were before the backlogs were brought to light," reports KOIN 6 News. The rate of vets in Portland who had to wait over 30 days for care (7%) was more than twice the national average of 3%.
+ After a yearlong internal investigation, Nestle confirms that the fish in its Purina pet food is caught by impoverished migrant workers who are lured by false promises to labor in brutal conditions.
+ In the wake of an Army colonel's allegations that the Pentagon is dragging its heels on his performance review because he raised concerns about a $800 million tax force that supervised a ridiculous expensive $43 million natural gas filling station in Afghanistan, Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is demanding answers from Defense Secretary Ash Carter.
+ Two teens died in a car crash at a railroad crossing in Miami, despite multiple complaints over the past two years to CSX Transportation about problems with the intersection, reports NBC 6.
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Just across the border, Canada is preparing to welcome 700 Syrians a day
+ Amid strong resistance from many U.S. lawmakers to taking in Syrian refugees – and just across a relatively porous border – Canada is preparing for a flood of immigrants from the war-torn country. As many as 900 Syrian refugees could land each day – or 6,300 per week – in Toronto and Montreal starting as soon as December 1, as part of "Operation Syrian Refugees," according to documents obtained by CTV News. They will be screened by Canadian officials, who will examine documents and biometric data.
+ Bill and Hillary Clinton have spent over four decades cultivating a global network of donors, raising at least $3 billion for their political campaigns and the family's charitable foundation, according to a stunning investigation by the Washington Post. Along the way, the power couple pioneered fundraising techniques "that have transformed modern politics and paved the way for them to potentially become the first husband and wife to win the White House."
+ Almost two dozen California lawmakers are spending this week in Maui on an all-expenses paid (airfare, hotel rooms, food) trip to an annual conference hosted by the Independent Voter Project, raising concerns about special interests buying influence, reports the Sacramento Bee. "Nobody thinks you're going to Maui to learn things," said Jack Pitney, a professor of politics at Claremont McKenna College. "If the purpose of the trip were to educate lawmakers about the problems of California, they would go to Fresno."
+ Inside the money-laundering scheme that Citi overlooked for years: The bank's Banamex USA group didn't file a suspicious activity report when Mexican national Peña Arguelles shuttled $59.4 million through the account – even after his brother Alfonso was killed in late 2011, his body dumped at the Christopher Columbus monument in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, with a banner draped above it accusing Antonio of being a money launderer and stealing from the Zetas, reports Bloomberg.
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Need a Lyft? Ride-sharing company 'burning' through money
+ As Lyft raises $500 million, it is "burning through tens of millions of dollars a month," losing $127 million in the first half of 2015 on $46.7 million in revenue, according to private fundraising documents obtained by Bloomberg. In a sign of its intense focus on growth in a competitive environment, the ride-sharing company spent $96.1 million on marketing during that period, more than twice its net revenue.
+ Here's a simple math problem that even my 2nd-grade son should be able to figure out: How many $500 AK-47s can you buy with $500 million? That's how much oil revenue ISIS takes in every year through its control of lucrative oil fields and the petroleum infrastructure in Iraq, which is five times higher than initial U.S. intelligence estimates, a gross miscalculation that severely underestimated the terror group's financial health.
+ A Texas Congressman, who's also second-generation auto dealer, tucked an amendment into the massive transportation bill that passed the House of Representatives last week that helps his family business. The little-noticed provision from Rep. Roger Williams "would allow dealers to rent or loan out vehicles even if they are subject to safety recalls," reports the Center for Public Integrity's John Dunbar.
+ The comptroller of financially-strapped Puerto Rico, Yesmín M. Valdivieso Galib, was fined for claiming a homestead tax exemption in FL while living on the island, reports the Centro de Periodismo Investigativo.
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This government agency is putting the finances of students in jeopardy
+ It's a glaring cybersecurity risk that very few people pay attention to: The U.S. Department of Education, which manages more $1 trillion in student loan debt, is putting in jeopardy the finances of students and their parents by not doing more to prevent attacks by hackers. Over a quarter of reported cyber-incidents involving the mishandling of data, including personal information, according to the Government Accountability Office.
+ The Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, which is partly funded by California taxpayers, spent $11 million on hospital equipment that is now missing, reports NBC Bay Area.
+ A former top fundraiser for the University of Georgia, Deborah Dietzler, "abused her position" to skip work and run marathons at taxpayer expense, booking flights and hotels in cities where she wanted to run marathons, according to an investigation by WSB-TV and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
+ As part of Essential Air Service, a little-known controversial $246 million government program to support airports in small cities, dozens of commercial flights depart without passengers or with nearly empty loads, reports the News4 I-Team (Washington D.C.).
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Top Valeant exec in the sights of Congressional investigators
+ He may just have the worst Bond villain name imaginable but Laizer Kornwasser is becoming a poster boy for the burgeoning scandal over Valeant, the drug company under fire for its price increases and relationship with specialty pharmacy, Philidor Rx Services. Kornwasser is the highest-ranking exec at the company to be on the radar of Congressional Democrats investigating Valeant and he's one of the main characters in the damning report (see below) published a few weeks ago, which noted that he was hired personally by CEO Michael Pearson on the same day that Philidor was incorporated in Delaware.
+ One of the biggest politically active nonprofits in the country was virtually the only supporter of Carolina Rising, the North Carolina group that spent $4.7 million on ads supporting now-Sen. Thom Tillis' successful run to unseat incumbent Democrat Kay Hagan in 2014, reports the Center for Responsive Politics.
+ Three major universities in Texas – Texas A&M University, the University of Houston and Trinity University – are being investigated by the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights over how they handled allegations of sexual violence on their campuses, according to documents obtained by The Texas Tribune.
+ In a case that highlights how white-collar crime remains a relatively low priority for state prosecutors, a couple implicated in a Ponzi scheme that stole more than $1 million in cash and diamonds from Atlanta victims was released on low bail (and subsequently fled to New York City) because the judge didn't want to put them in jail for what is considered a property crime, reports Atlanta TV station, 11Alive.
Watch this report from 11Alive:
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Fuel for nuclear bomb being peddled by black marketeer in Russia
+ The highly-enriched uranium in a blue shopping bag that a Russian military officer's wife handed off to smuggler four years ago was just one of three incidents that can be linked to a black marketeer looking for a buyer, according to U.S. officials, as reported by the Center for Public Integrity. In all the cases, the nuclear material could be traced to a restricted military installation in Russia.
+ The new blacklist: How some drug companies keep out shareholder activists, including such infamous personalities as Bill Ackman, Carl Icahn, and Dan Loeb.
+ President Obama's nominee to head the Food and Drug Administration has been hailed as an expert on the clinical testing of prescription drugs, but Robert Califf "helped lead a clinical trial that was sharply criticized by FDA reviewers and some outside advisors to the agency," reports the Project on Government Oversight. The clinical trial of blood thinner Xarelto was biased in favor of the experimental drug, according to an an FDA staff review.
+ If you live in a glass house, don't expect privacy when you're looking at porn. A prominent member of a judicial panel in Philadelphia weighing sanctions against a judge over offensive emails was himself a recipient of pornographic messages exchanged among another justice and law enforcement officials, according to documents obtained by The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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Top fashion designers breaking laws by importing protected animal products
+ Some of the most well-known fashion labels in the world, including Louis Vuitton, Christian Dior, Tom Ford and Alexander McQueen, have been caught violating international laws by importing protected animal products, reports NBC4's I-Team. "I think the general public would be shocked at how much wildlife is still imported and exported to and from the United States," says Fish and Wildlife supervisor Erin Dean, whose agency has seized more than 10,000 items imported to the U.S. since 2010.
+ The state of Minnesota is failing thousands of adults living with disabilites, segregating them and putting them in low-paying jobs with little room for growth, reports the Star Tribune in "A Matter of Dignity," a five-day series of stories.
+ The use of pesticides on marijuana crops is a threat to public safety, warns Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper in the wake of multiple reports about the potential danger and a lawsuit against the LivWell chain of dispensaries for alleged use of Eagle 20, a petroleum-based fungicide, on marijuana.
+ Vladimir Putin's daughter, Katerina, and her boyfriend, Kirill Shamalov, have corporate holdings worth about $2 billion, largely from a stake in a major gas and petrochemical company that Kirill acquired from a longtime friend of Putin, according to estimates provided to Reuters by financial analysts.
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This tiny provision in the highway bill will make tech workers a lot of money
+ Tucked inside the massive highway bill moving through Congress is a huge benefit for employees at Uber and other private tech companies – the deregulation of trading of private shares, "making it easier for workers to sell their stock to wealthy investors, as long as their employers don't block the transactions," reports Bloomberg News.
+ Three prominent conservatives — including a top fundraiser for GOP presidential candidate Marco Rubio — are linked to a "dark money" nonprofit that failed to disclose several million dollars spent on candidate-related TV ads, according to documents released Friday by the Federal Election Commission, reports the Center for Public Integrity.
+ Great lesson in how to make journalism work for readers: When the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill released 200,000 pages of emails, memos and other files related to teachers and coaches conspiring to inflate grades and give preferential treatment to student-athletes, the documents were not searchable. But WRAL News staffers uploaded the emails to DocumentCloud and converted the PDFs into searchable text.
+ For at least a decade, the FBI conducted surveillance of School of Americas Watch, an activist group seeking to close the notorious US-backed institution that trains Latin American military officials who have been implicated in massacres of opposition groups.
+ One of ExxonMobil's massive liquefied natural gas (LNG) project is illegally occupying land owned by the Tuguba tribe in Australia's Southern Highlands province, says a tribal chief. Simon Ekanda claims that the tribe never gave its permission and that certain processes such as land identification and social mapping were ignored in the rush to complete the job.
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Veterans agency continues to mislead on wait-time manipulation
+ As the nation honors its veterans today, the head of the Veterans Administration continues to mislead the public about the agency's notorious problems getting vets the medical care they deserve in a timely manner. During a speech last Friday at the National Press Club, Robert McDonald said 300 VA staffers are facing disciplinary action for manipulating the data over wait-times for veterans. But fact-checkers at the Washington Post point out that actually far fewer such employees – about 15 – face discipline, according to the VA's own records.
+ Six months after FOX6's Brad Hicks began his "Risk on the Rails" that raised questions about railroad secrecy on bridge safety, the federal government is taking action by warning the industry. "If railroads continue to respond with silence on the issue of bridge safety, Congress will ask us to step in more aggressively," Sarah Feinberg, new Federal Railroad Administration administrator said.
+ In Texas, where officers are required by law to record the race of every person they pull over as part of a policy intended to prevent racial profiling, almost 2 million reports incorrectly marked the race of Hispanics as "white," reports KXAN Austin.
+ In an incident that will add steam to anti-immigration rhetoric, a Dallas police officer was run over outside a nightclub, requiring hospitalization due to his severe injuries, by a suspect who has been deported three times but habitually avoids Border Patrol in his crossings.
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Where does your state rank when it comes to corruption?
+ Where does your state rank? Only 3 states scored higher than a D+ in this State Integrity investigation by the Center for Public Integrity, which found that statehouses are rife with secrecy, questionable ethics and conflicts of interest.
+ Railroad companies hauling crude oil and other hazardous liquids through Minnesota still have not fully complied with a state law requiring them to detail their spill response plans, according to documents obtained by 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS.
+ Child molesters, drug dealers and other criminals are increasingly using encryption technology on their phones to hide evidence that police and law enforcement officials say they can no longer access, even with a search warrant, reports Scripps News and the Toronto Star.
+ Donald Trump charges an average $250,000 per speech, commanding the biggest speaking fees of all the presidential candidates, closely followed by Hillary Clinton's average $235,000 fee.
+ Allegations that Sen. Bob Corker may have engaged in insider trading and made false statements on his financial disclosure forms prompted the Campaign for Accountability to call for an SEC investigation of the powerful lawmaker. Per the group's release this morning:
"Between 2008 and 2015, Sen. Corker, his wife and daughters made an astonishing 70 trades of stock in the real estate investment giant CBL & Associates Properties – more than triple the number of transactions he made of any other stock. Some of the trades closely preceded company announcements that led to changes in the stock's price and seemingly resulted in the senator making millions of dollars."
According to the group's executive director Anne Weismann, "Sen. Corker's trades followed a consistent pattern — he bought low and sold high. It beggars belief to suggest these trades – netting the senator and his family millions – were mere coincidences."
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Yolo County Library Foundation
2020 Year End Giving Campaign
In this challenging year, there have been some wonderful surprises. The Yolo County Library Foundation organized its first Year End Giving Campaign. Board members reached out to community members and stakeholders and asked them to help fund the Yolo County Library's efforts to better prepare children to read at grade level when then they enter kindergarten. The campaign raised $8,350, and we want to thank our generous donors.
Shyam Shinde Memorial Fund
Mr. Shinde's family established the Shyam Shinde Memorial Fund to honor his love of reading, and his weekly visits to the Mary L. Stephens Davis Branch Library. Donated funds will be used to purchase books that will be distributed to local families to establish literacy-rich learning environments in their homes.
Giving Tuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Since then, Giving Tuesday has grown into a global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity. We participated in Giving Tuesday for the first time on December 1, 2020 and raised $2,012.56. Thank you to our generous donors!
YCLF Board Chair, Sharon Hallberg, to be Honored at National Philanthropy Day Event
Sharon Hallberg, YCLF Board Chair, will be recognized for her five decades of advocacy for library services in Yolo County on National Philanthropy Day, November 17th. The event is being presented by the Yolo Community Foundation.
In addition to serving at the Board Chair of the Yolo County Library Foundation, Sharon chairs the Yolo County Library Advisory Board. Sharon represents the City of Davis on the Yolo County Library Advisory Board, a position she has held for three decades.
Sharon served as a teacher-librarian at Davis High School for 35 years, and advocates frequently on behalf of the Friends of the Davis Public Library, the Friends of the Yolo Branch Library, and for the enhancement of library services throughout Yolo County.
On November 17, 2020, Yolo Community Foundation is hosting a virtual program featuring a State of the Nonprofit Sector presentation with updates on the health of Yolo County's organizations, as well as a celebration of volunteers and donors, including Sharon, who made a significant impact this year.
Register for this event and join us to honor Sharon's work supporting Yolo County library services.
Yolo County Library Foundation Receives Buck Education Grant to Support Early Literacy
YCLF has been awarded $3,000 from the Yolo Community Foundation's Buck Education Grant, as well as $1,000 each from the Meg and Tom Stallard and Bret Hewitt Donor Advised Funds to support early literacy in Yolo County.
With grant and matching funds from YCLF, the Yolo County Library will provide all parents, caregivers and children who have library cards with 24/7 access to Tumblebooks, an online tool they can access from their phones, tablets and computers at home. This digital content is age appropriate, interactive, entertaining, bilingual and educational.
Joy Sakai Joins YCLF Board
Joy Sakai is a native Californian, who from an early age, was a lover of books, libraries and reading. Joy and her husband are graduates of UCSF College of Pharmacy. Early in her career as a clinical pharmacist, Joy and her young family relocated to Visalia, California, where she became a volunteer librarian in her children's school.
In 1989, with four friends, Joy founded Read for Life, a family based literacy program that continues to serve families in Tulare County. Joy remains dedicated to promoting reading, singing, and talking to babies beginning at birth, as the best way to ensure that children are ready for school.
Joy has served as a member of the Visalia Unified School District Board of Trustees, Visalia Education Foundation Board, Visalia County Center Rotary Board, and served as President and board member of Read for Life. She developed the pharmacy technician training program at the College of the Sequoias in Visalia and has published two textbooks for pharmacy technicians. Since moving to Yolo County in 2016, she served as a CASA for Yolo County and is a Yolo County Master Gardener.
Regarding her decision to join the Board, Joy notes, "YCLF is committed to promoting early literacy. Since that has been my passion for 30 years, it was a perfect fit."
Ben Cadranel joins YCLF Board
Ben Cadranel is an attorney with Young, Cohen, Durrett, LLP in Sacramento, serving the needs of the Sacramento and California business community.
Ben has also worked for Woodland Community College, U.C. Davis, and Cascade Corporate Management. Ben earned a Doctor of Law in International Law and Legal Studies from University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, a Master's degree in Accounting and Finance from the Keller Graduate School of Management of DeVry University, and is an alumni of U.C. Davis, with a Bachelor of Arts in French Language and Literature.
In his professional and philanthropic roles, Ben helps entrepreneurs and nonprofits achieve their fundraising needs through private placements, public/private strategic partnerships, grant writing, and philanthropy case plans. Ben has advised on a nationally recognized partnership between the Boys and Girls Club of America and Major League Baseball on behalf of Now Performance. Ben wrote (and won) a $190,000 grant with the City of Sacramento in partnership with the Greater Sacramento Urban League for a student animated film project on behalf of Animation Intern Education. He also authored a $150,000 grant from the Ralph M. Parsons Foundation on behalf of the California Summer School for Math and Sciences.
Upon his appointment to the YCLF Board, Ben noted, "the Library is a critical public asset in Yolo County residents. We cannot invest in literacy soon or often enough, and this is part of my investment and commitment to our community."
Yolo County Library Summer Reading Program
May 18, 2020 – August 28, 2020
We provided financial support for the Summer Reading Program by funding Yolo County Library's subscription to Beanstack, an online tool that allows readers of all ages to track reading time.
Big Day of Giving
On May 7, 2020, we participated in Big Day of Giving, hosted by the Sacramento Region Community Foundation. YCLF was part of the community-wide effort that raised $12 million for local nonprofits.
Thirty-four donors contributed $5,681 to our organization, including matching gifts from the Chan Family Fund, the Stephens DeWall Family Fund and the Wide, Wide World Fund.
Yolo County Library's Winter Reading Program
We sponsored Yolo County Library's first Winter Reading Program. Participants read for more than 5,000 hours and took part in over 300 library activities.
Readers used Beanstack, a web, and mobile application to track self-directed reading and activities while earning badges and prizes along the way.
Yolo County Library Foundation Launch Celebration
From left: James Fallows, Mary L. Stephens DeWall, Deb Fallows, Camille Chan, Sharon Hallberg, Chris Crist, Sally Brown, Mark Fink, Lynnel Pollock
On May 1, 2019, we held our Launch Celebration in Winters, California. Featured authors James and Deb Fallows were on hand to talk about their book, Our Towns: A journey into the heart of America, which included a chapter on Winters.The sold out event was held at the Palms Playhouse in downtown Winters. More than 150 guests enjoyed catered food from the Buckhorn Steakhouse, and took home signed copies of the authors' book.
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We have had a week's break following the 6-0 home victory vs Cambridge United on News Year Day. Up next, a tricky away tie to Bury.
Bury currently occupy the third automatic promotion position after a 1-0 away victory to Yeovil on Saturday. Bury are currently 1 behind the Dons and 1 ahead of Mansfield although they have played two more fixtures. Bury have 3 wins and a draw in their last 5 games so are showing good form and will overtake the Dons into second with victory at Gigg Lane.
December saw a slip in form for the Dons although we continue in 2nd position. A New Year's Day 6-0 victory against Cambridge see the Dons gain two points on league leaders Lincoln City to close the gap to two points. The Cambridge victory saw the Dons keep their 12th clean sheet of the season and saw all 6 goals scored from 4 strikers. A win against Bury will push them 4 clear of the shakers with 2 games in hand.
Two former Dons could be in the starting line up to face the Dons. Attacking Midfielder Jay O'Shea scored 6 goals in 39 appearances for the Dons between 2011-2013. After 4 seasons with Chesterfield, Jay joined Bury and has 13 goals in 51 appearances including 9 goals this season.
The other former Don is striker Nicky Maynard. Nicky signed for the Dons in 2015 and scored 8 goals in 66 appearances over 2 seasons. Maynard signed for Bury this season following a year with Aberdeen. In 15 appearances for the shakers, he has netted 10 times including the winner at Yeovil last Saturday.
After signing in the summer, Jordan Houghton has proved to be an instant hit at Stadium MK. The holding midfielder has proved successful in being the deep lying playmaker for Tisdale's Dons. After a spell at centre back, Houghton has returned to his natural position. Jordan will likely be tasked to support the defenders with the attacking midfield threat from bury including former Don Jay O'Shea. Jordan has also netted two goals this season both coming from outside of the box.
A familiar face will occupy the home dugout at Gigg Lane with former Don striker Ryan Lowe as first team manager. Lowe played in MK for one season after joining from Sheffield Wednesday. He made 42 appearances for the Dons scoring 11 times. Ryan's youth career was at his hometown club Liverpool before being released and joined Burscough. In 2000, Ryan signed for Shrewsbury town and scored 32 goals in 171 appearances. Ryan has also had 2 spells at Chester, 3 spells at Crewe Alexandra and 3 spells at current club Bury. It was his time at Bury where he was most prolific scoring 49 goals in 90 appearances between 2009-2011.
Ryan has managed 59 games for Bury winning 23 times with a win rate of 38.98%
Bury currently have no injury concerns although loan signings Mathew Hudson and Jamie Barjonas have returned to their parent clubs.
The transfer window is open so there maybe new faces or familiar faces leave the club before the visit to Gigg Lane. Wieger Sietsma & Aidan Nesbitt have both recently left MK Dons although both have rarely featured this season. Rhys Healey's loan at the Dons has expired and has gone back to Cardiff City. Although, Tisdale announced their interest of keeping Rhys on a longer spell which is awaiting Cardiff approval.
Mathieu Baudry has returned to the starting line up with impressive performances vs Northampton and Cambridge. Moore-Taylor returned off the bench at Sixfields and will be pushing for a starting position with another week's break to recover.
Osman Sow impressed off the bench with a goal and the pass to Agard which won the team a penalty. Os has faced several injuries since joining the Dons and his return to fitness will please the Dons supporters especially with Healey's expired loan deal.
Joe Walsh attended the Young Dons Zone before the Cambridge match and confirmed he is back in training following his injury although Bury maybe too soon for a return to the starting line-up.
Bury play their home fixtures at Gigg Lane. The grounds capacity is 11,840 and is an all seater covered ground.
The Dons fans are likely to be situated in the Tappit East Stand behind one of the goals. This stand has a capacity of approx. 2000.
To the right is the main stand, which is raised for an enhanced viewing area. Although there are supporting pillars across this stand which may block some views of the pitch.
The stand opposite is the Manchester Road stand which is used if there is sufficient demand. Again, there are several supporting pillars to provide restricted views to the pitch.
To the left is the Les Hart stand which is joined to the Tappit East stand with corner seating.
There are 5 car park spaces available for disabled away supporters which requires to be booked in advance. To book, call Bury via 0161 764 4881 option 2.
There are 50 wheelchair user spaces available within Gigg Lane. There are not currently any low level serving counters within the stadium
More details can be found on Level Playing Fields website:
https://www.levelplayingfield.org.uk/club/bury/
Tickets are unavailable to purchase from MK Dons. Tickets can only be purchased with Bury online, by phone or at the turnstiles. The link to pre-order tickets is below, please note there is an additional booking fee for ordering online:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bury-vs-mk-dons-mk-dons-supporters-only-tickets-54288390036
Seniors (over 65): £14
Supporters with a disability: £14
Under 23's: £14
Under -16s: £7
Under -5s: Free
MK Dons coach travel is on sale for £23 with a £1 discount for season ticket holders. Coaches will depart Stadium MK at 9:30AM. Coach travel can be booked online, from the box office or by calling 0333 200 5343. Coach travel will remain on sale until 5PM on Friday 11th January, subject to availability.
Join the M1 heading Northbound. Continue until Junction 42 and take the first exit onto the M62 heading west. Remain on the M62 until junction 18 for the M66. Take the third exit and join the M66 heading North. Leave at junction 2 and take the first exit onto Rochdale Road. Take the left turning off Rochdale road onto Heywood Street. Take the 2nd exit at the roundabout onto Parkhills road and then the second exit at the roundabout onto Market Street. St the next roundabout take the third exit onto Gigg Lane and the stadium will be on your left.
Postcode for satnavs is: BL9 9HR
There are no train stations within Bury. Supporters can travel into Manchester and then catch the Bury Metro link tram which is approx. 1 mile away from the stadium. As you arrive at the Metro link station, take a left onto Haymarket Street. At the interchange, continue straight onto Knowsley Street. Continue on this street until you reach Manchester Road which you turn left. Continue straight on this road and take the left turn onto Gigg Lane. The stadium will then be on your right.
Bury have no car park accessible for away supporters at the ground. There is nearby street parking available but be aware of resident only parking schemes in some areas. If you arrive early then you can also consider Fishpool Liberal Club or Phoenix House but there are limited spaces in both these areas.


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Folkland Book Club featuring books from Small Press Distribution
April 24, 2019 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm UTC+0
« Afternoon Seminar: Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls, David Sedaris
Ed Bok Lee »
Join us for a monthly book club featuring titles from Small Press Distribution. Pick up a free copy of our April book at the March Book Club meeting (3/27), or at the Main Library Reference desk starting on March 28 while supplies last.
APRIL'S BOOK CLUB PICK:
WILD MILK
by Sabrina Orah Mark
WILD MILK is like Borscht Belt meets Leonora Carrington; it's like Donald Barthelme meets Pony Head; it's like the Brothers Grimm meet Beckett in his swim trunks at the beach. In other words, this remarkable collection of stories is unlike anything you've read.
"The stories drift in the way of the best fairy tales—released from dependence on narrative sensibility to become both more odd and more true than any mere fiction…Stories in which laughter is sometimes the only response to sorrow, beauty is strange, and love is fierce and unending. A necessary book for our perilous age."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
Sabrina Orah Mark has received fellowships from the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, the Glenn Schaeffer Foundation, and The National Endowment for the Arts. She is the author of WILD MILK (Dorothy, a publishing project, 2018) as well as the poetry collections TSIM TSUM and THE BABIES, both from Saturnalia Books. Her poetry has appeared in many journals and in the anthologies, Legitimate Dangers: American Poets of the New Century and The Best American Poetry 2007.
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This is a list of Swedish television related events from 1962.

Events
13 February - Inger Berggren is selected to represent Sweden at the 1962 Eurovision Song Contest with her song "Sol och vår". She is selected to be the fifth Swedish Eurovision entry during Melodifestivalen 1962 held in Stockholm.

Debuts
3 October - Hylands hörna (1962-1983)

Television shows

Ending this year

Births

Deaths

See also
1962 in Sweden

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U.S. Secretary of Education John B. King Jr. today announced 10 winners in the $200,000 Career and Technical Education (CTE) Makeover Challenge at the Champions of Change for Making event in Washington, D.C. The Challenge called for high schools to create models for transforming classrooms or available spaces in high schools into places where students have access to the tools to design, build, and innovate, ultimately strengthening next-generation career and technical schools. Today's announcement is part of the kick-off for President Obama's National Week of Making, which runs from June 17-23.
Makerspaces are environments that provide the materials and equipment for students to conceive, collaborate, and learn through building their own innovations. These facilities may be classrooms, libraries, and mobile spaces, all of which provide the resources for students to create and learn through making, and in the process, gain essential 21st-century career skills, such as critical thinking, planning, and communication.
"We are thrilled with the tremendous enthusiasm from high schools across the nation for this challenge," King said. "The makerspaces these schools are building will serve as models for how schools everywhere can create spaces that provide their students the tools to design and make just about anything, and in the process, prepare for exciting futures."
The winners will receive $20,000 in cash and a share of in-kind prizes from the $378,000 sponsor prize pool to help build or renovate their makerspaces. They will produce and submit a video tour of their constructed models for use in the CTE Makerspace Showcase, to be held at the World Maker Faire in New York City in October 2016.
King announced the launch of the Challenge in March at the Digital Harbor Tech Center in Baltimore, Maryland. In April, more than 640 schools from all 50 states and Washington, D.C. entered a first round submission with their school information and preliminary plans. Next, eligible schools were invited to participate in an intensive six-week boot camp exploring resources, readings, webinars, and assignments on a range of makerspace topics, including designing a makerspace, engaging the community, developing a budget, and creating projects that build making skills. At the end of the boot camp, schools submitted a blueprint to be considered for selection and prizes. The winners were recommended by a panel of judges composed of high-profile leaders in making from across industry and academia.
The Department's CTE Makeover Challenge is part of a series of prize competitions that aim to spur development of new technology, products, and resources that will prepare students for the high-skill, high-wage, and high-demand occupations of tomorrow. The series is funded by the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006.


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Only Swansea and Hull have conceded more home league goals than Sunderland's 17.
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Best and Worst States for LPNs in 2021
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If you're going to invest your time and money in training to become a licensed practical nurse, or LPN, you might as well make sure that you'll get a good return. Although you can't go wrong by becoming an LPN, since jobs are plentiful around the country, some states offer better opportunities than others. If you are in a position to relocate to have access to better opportunities, it pays to learn which states are best for LPNs and which are worst. You can learn everything that you need to know below.
How to Identify Suitable States for Employment as an LPN
Best States for LPNs for Compensation
Worst States for LPNs for Compensation
Best States for LPNs by Job Availability
Worst States for LPNs by Job Availability
Before looking at the best and worst states for LPNs, it helps to understand the factors that affect these designations. When looking for jobs, LPNs are generally concerned about two things: compensation and availability. In other words, they want high-paying jobs with great benefits, and they want to be able to take their pick from plenty of opportunities. With these points in mind, the best states for LPNs in 2021 are those that offer the best pay and that have the most positions available at any given time. Some states excel regarding pay, and others excel regarding availability, but it's rare to find both.
When it comes to being well-compensated for the work that you perform as an LVN, some states are better than others. Pay rates vary based on a number of factors, including overall availability of trained LPNs. Pay rates tend to be higher in urban metro areas and lower in rural areas. Average pay for LVNs around the country changes continually, but for the year 2020, the following three states topped the list in terms of pay and benefits:
Alaska - The hourly mean wage for LPNs in Alaska was , which is equal to an annual salary of . This is well above the national median yearly income for the U.S.
California - At per hour, the hourly mean pay rate for LPNs in California was very competitive and equals to per year. The cost of living in several places of this state is high too, so the high pay makes sense.
Massachusetts - The annual mean salary for LPNs in Massachusetts was , which is equal to per hour. The highest pay tends to be found in Boston, so focus your search there if you're looking.
Just as LPNs get paid more on average in some states, they get paid far less in others. As you will see, the lowest-paying states tend to be those that are dominated by rural areas. In far-flung and isolated locales, employers simply don't have the budgets to offer exceptional pay.
In 2020, the worst states for LPNs based on compensation, according to the available data on the website of the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, were:
West Virginia - With an hourly mean wage of just , LVNs who work in West Virginia can expect to earn an annual mean wage of per year. While this is a bit low, it is still over twice the national minimum wage.
Mississippi - In Mississippi, the typical LPN made $19.39 per hour, which translates into $40,340 per year.
Tennessee - If you want to make as much money as possible working as an LPN, Tennessee is not the best of states for that. The annual mean salary of equals to per hour.
With your LPN license in hand, you will have access to plenty of jobs across the United States. With that being said, however, some states have better job availability for LPNs than others. The best way to determine this is by analyzing how many open positions are available on average in every state. If you want to have access to a wide pool of jobs, it pays to live in a state that tops the list for demand for LPNs.
In 2020, these states offered the most opportunities for qualified LPNs:
California - LPN employment per thousand jobs in California in 2020 were 4.34. The location quotient was just 0.89 (location quotient values greater than 1.0 indicate a region has a larger share of employment compared to the U.S. as a whole.) You will find most opportunities in cities like San Jose, Sunny Vale, Santa Clara, Santa Rosa, San Francisco, and others.
Texas - LPN employment per thousand jobs in Texas in 2020 were 5.76, with the location quotient being 1.18. Most job availability for LPNs in Texas were, and must still be, in Dallas, Forth Worth and Arlington.
New York - LPN employment per thousand jobs in New York was 5.11 in 2020. The location quotient was 1.05. Most jobs were, and must still be, available in the city of New York.
In virtually any area of the country, LPNs don't struggle to find work. Still, some states have far fewer opportunities than others. These are primarily sparsely populated states, which comes as no surprise.
If you want to live and work in a state that offers plenty of job opportunities for LPNs, these states may not be your best bet:
Louisiana - LPN employment per thousand jobs was 10.30 in Louisiana in 2020. The location quotient was 2.12.
Arkansas - LPN employment per thousand job in Arkansas was 9.80 in 2020. The location quotient was 2.01.
West Virginia - LPN employment per thousand jobs in West Virginia was 9.20 in 2020. The location quotient was 1.89.
Chances are that wherever you already happen to live you can easily find work as an LPN. If you want the best odds of finding a great position with excellent compensation, however, relocating may be worth it.
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Hans-Jürgen Haug (* 25. Dezember 1946 in Gerstetten, Baden-Württemberg; † 12. Dezember 2010 in Zotzenheim, Rheinland-Pfalz) war ein deutscher Journalist, Buchautor und Dokumentarfilmer.

Leben
Nach sozialwissenschaftlichem Studium in Göttingen und Köln und nach publizistischer und politischer Betätigung in der 68er-Bewegung wandte Haug sich beruflich dem Journalismus zu.

Er gehörte 1967 zu der Gründungscrew der Radio-Pop-Show Panoptikum des Westdeutschen Rundfunks (WDR). Er arbeitete journalistisch mit Henryk M. Broder in Köln zusammen.

Zusammen mit Hubert Maessen veröffentlichte Haug in schneller Folge Bücher über die Schüler- und Lehrlingsbewegung und über Kriegsdienstverweigerung, Essays und Features zu Schulreform und Bürgerinitiativen. Haug/Maessen gehörten zu den Bestsellerautoren des renommierten Fischer-Verlags (Frankfurt am Main), ihre Bücher erreichten jeweils mehrere Auflagen und hatten 1972 eine Auflage von zusammen einer Viertelmillion Exemplaren erreicht.

Hans-Jürgen Haug war Autor zahlreicher Rundfunkfeatures, etliche davon gemeinsam mit Hubert Maessen verfasst und produziert. Seit 1971 arbeitete er für das Fernsehen, zunächst für das ZDF-Jugendmagazin Direkt. Er gründete zusammen mit seiner damaligen Frau Gisela Gassner in den 1970er Jahren eine eigene Filmproduktion "Baione-Film".

Er war Vater des Kunsthistorikers Steffen Haug. Viele Filme wurden für das Zweite Deutsche Fernsehen (ZDF) produziert, insbesondere für das Magazin Länderspiegel mit der Reihe Länderspiegel unterwegs und für die ZDF-Reportage. Ihre Recherchen verarbeiteten Hans-Jürgen Haug und Gisela Gassner auch in ihrem 1986 erschienenen Buch Im Innern des Landes – Reportagen aus der Provinz.

Ehrungen und Auszeichnungen
 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 "Wettbewerb der Fernseh-Regionalprogramme"
 1983 ehrende Anerkennung beim Adolf-Grimme-Preis (für die Reportage Kiel Gaarden: Ein Stadtteil lebt mit seinen Ausländern, zusammen mit Gisela Gassner)
 1985 Journalistenpreis der Ausländerbeauftragten des Senats von Berlin
 1988 Autorenpreis der Christophorus-Stiftung
 2002 Herbert Quandt Medien-Preis

Schriften

Filmografie (Auswahl)
 1978: Junger Mann zum Mitreisen gesucht. Dokumentarfilm, Deutschland, WDR, Buch & Regie: Gisela Gassner und Hans-Jürgen Haug
 1981: Jetzt siehst du mal die Welt. Dokumentarfilm, Deutschland, ZDF, 70 min, Buch & Regie: Gisela Gassner und Hans-Jürgen Haug, Kamera: Hans Jürgen Haug, Paul Schmidt, Kurt Borkowski, Musik: Dieter Süverkrüp, Produktion: Baione/ZDF
 1985: Dicke Geschäfte – Geschäfte mit Dicken. Dokumentarfilm, Deutschland, Buch, Regie, Kamera: Haug & Gassner (ZDF-Text: "Drei Wochen lang nistete sich ein Fernsehteam in einer Fastenklinik am Bodensee ein. Dabei hat Autor Hans-Jürgen Haug 17 Pfund abgenommen.")
 1985: Prost! 50 Jahre Deutsche Weinstraße. Eine Reportage zum Jubiläum von Hans-Jürgen Haug und Gisela Gassner, ZDF Regional
 1990: Von neuer Freiheit. Über Medien und Wahlkampf in Halle (DDR). Die ZDF-Reportage, ZDF, 44 min.
 2000:Eigentlich hab' ich noch 'ne Menge vor – im Knast und positiv -. Buch & Regie: Gisela Gassner und Hans Jürgen Haug. Deutschland, 31,5 min. (Videofilm der Deutschen AIDS-Hilfe e. V.)
 2002: Der Landarzt aus der Heide. Die ZDF-Reportage. ZDF, 29 min.
 2003: Schöne Bescherung. Weihnachtsreportage, ZDF, 29 min.
 2004: Die Staubsaugervertreter – Verkaufen ist wie Liebe. ZDF, 29 min.
 2004: Herz, Schmerz, Praxisgebühr. ZDF, 29 min.
 2006: Keine Angst vorm Onkel Doktor – Aus der Praxis eines Kinderarztes. Baione-Film/ZDF, 29 min.
 2007: Große Sprünge für kleines Geld – Shoppen im Sozialkaufhaus. ZDF, 29 min.

Quellen
 Persönliche Daten: Mitteilung der Familie, Dezember 2010 (Claudia Obladen, 55576 Zotzenheim; Steffen Haug, Berlin)
 Vita: Mitteilung Gretel Rieber (1965 bis 1980 WDR-Redakteurin, Köln), Gisela Haug-Gassner (Ehefrau, Frankfurt am Main), Hubert Maessen (Koautor), Klaus Kamberger (Haugs Lektor im Fischer-Verlag)
 Bücher: Deutsche Nationalbibliothek, Amazon, Abe-Books
 Filme: Walter-Film (http://www.walterfilm.de), ZDF, Internet, Mitteilung Hubert Maessen

Journalist (Deutschland)
Autor
Dokumentarfilmer
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Geboren 1946
Gestorben 2010
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Empowering patients with digital technology
by Josefine Maria Zacher | Jan 5, 2016 | mHealth, Patient Engagement
On the previous blog post, "Transforming health and social care with digital technology" connected health or technology-enabled care (TEC) was defined as the collective term used for telecare, telehealth, telemedicine, mHealth, digital health, and eHealth services. This type of technology can empower patients and carers by giving them more control over their health and social care needs. It can also help individuals to obtain more information regarding their health.
In broad terms, TEC can:
Improve self-management through remote monitoring, education, and treatment adherence
Tackle areas of unmet needs that traditional treatment struggles to address, such as mental health
Supports the development of online patient portals and patient communities
Transforms the relationship between patients, carers and healthcare providers to focus on co-creation
Enables self-management
Nowadays, patients and their carers use technology to research information online, identify treatment options, rate providers, and share their experiences. Healthcare needs to acknowledge that emerging technologies offer a tremendous opportunity to transform the way people engage with their health.
Besides connecting patients and providers, digital technology leads to better outcomes and a more personalised service by educating patients in regards to their health-related issues, enabling remote monitoring, and supporting treatment adherence.
Informs and educates patients and carers
It is estimated that 75% of the UK population goes online for health information. Websites, apps, videos, texts and free online courses are being used to educate and provide information to patients and their family caregivers [1].
Figure 1 displays the most common category of mobile apps: fitness, medical reference and wellness apps, which provide information with other very limited functionalities.
Figure 1. Digital health app category, percentage share in 2014.
The use of digital technology to educate patients and carers is a crucial driver of patient engagement. Surveys suggest that patients are more likely to make better choices and be engaged in their health if they can access information quickly.
Digital technology connects patients and providers, leading to better health outcomes and a more convenient and personalised service, through informing/educating, two-way remote monitoring, and supporting treatment adherence [2].
TEC can help carers understand and support those they care for by:
Providing psychological reassurance
Enabling carers to co-ordinate their work-life-care balance through supporting flexible hours and remote working patterns (approximately 2.3 million people have had to give up work to become carers and three million have reduced their hours)
Delivering peer-to-peer support
Facilitates remote patient monitoring (RPM)
Remote monitoring uses technology to monitor changes in patients' health status outside conventional clinical settings.
Historically, it allows a patient to use a device to perform a routine test and send the test data to a healthcare provider. Initially, it depended on a healthcare provider recommending its use to patients. However, digital technology has increased the potential for remote monitoring and, with the advent of apps and wearables, patients are increasingly bringing the innovation to doctors [3].
New advances in the development of biosensing wearables are spreading their capability beyond simply tracking activity. New devices can monitor a broad range of physiology (from posture to brain activity) and convert this information into outputs, through advanced connectivity and computing power.
Biosensing wearables can support people with chronic conditions, automating monitoring and detecting real time changes in an individual's health status. Data from biosensing wearables can be uploaded to an Electronic Patient Record (EPR) and this information can be used to display an overview of a patient's medical history in real-time, supporting early diagnoses and early intervention.
If a negative change occurs, patients, family caregivers and healthcare providers can be alerted quickly, preventing emergency admissions.
Increases treatment adherence
In bad cases, failure to follow treatment can cause a patient's condition to deteriorate, leading to an increased likelihood of hospital admission, permanent disability, or death. Electronic reminders and alerts, via text SMS or apps, can remind patients to follow their treatment regimens, thus improving health outcomes.
The World Health Organisation has calculated that adherence to long-term therapies in developed countries is around 50%, and is even lower in developing countries [4].
In the UK, between one-third and half of all medicines prescribed for long-term conditions are not taken as recommended. It is estimated that the cost of unused or unwanted medicine is around 100 million GBP per annum [5].
Improved adherence allows healthcare providers and pharmaceutical companies to obtain a better understanding of the impact of drugs, including any complications or drug interactions, providing useful data for research. An increasing number of pharmaceutical companies are investing in digital TEC projects to increase patient adherence to the drugs they produce. Likewise, patients and carers are increasingly using digital health software to register and monitor medication intake [6].
[1] Valuing Carers 2011: calculating the value of carers' support, Carers UK and academics at the University of Leeds, May 2011.
http://circle.leeds.ac.uk/files/2012/08/110512-circle-carers-uk-valuing-carers.pdf
[2] Putting patients first. The NHS England business plan for 2013/14 and 2015/16. https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/ppf-1314-1516.pdf
[3] Primary care working differently: Telehealth and telecare –a game changer for health and social care, Deloitte UK Centre for Health Solutions, December 2012. http://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/uk/Documents/life-sciences-health-care/deloitte-uk-telehealth-telecare.pdf
[4] Medication Adherence: WHO Cares? Mayo Clinic 2011. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3068890/
[5] Aston Medication Adherence Study, Aston University. See also: http://www.aston.ac.uk/lhs/research/health/pharmacy/adherence/
[6] Mobile apps, fighting for patient adherence, Mobile health global, December 2014. See also http://www.mobilehealthglobal.com/in-the-news/news/109/mobile-apps-fighting-for-patient-adherence
[7] Psychological Therapies, Annual Report on the use of IAPT services: England – 2013/14 Experimental Statistics, Health and Social Care Information Centre, September 2014. http://www.hscic.gov.uk/catalogue/PUB14899/psyc-ther-ann-rep-2013-14.pdf
The importance of early intervention in the recovery process
by Josefine Maria Zacher | Dec 8, 2015 | mHealth
Early intervention is critical to treating mental illness before it can cause tragic results such as serious impairment, unemployment, homelessness, poverty, and suicide [1].
The identification of mental illness and its treatment, as early as possible, represents a high priority. The early detection and treatment of mental illness promote recovery, independence, and self-sufficiency, as well as facilitating social activities and employment opportunities [2].
It is estimated that 100,000 adolescents and young adults in the United States alone experience a first episode of psychosis every year. The early phase of psychotic illness is widely viewed as a critical opportunity for indicated prevention, and a chance to alter the downward trajectory and poor outcomes associated with serious mental disorders such as schizophrenia. The timing of treatment is critical; short and long-term outcomes are better when individuals begin treatment close to the onset of psychosis. Numerous studies find a substantial delay between the onset of psychotic symptoms and the initiation of treatment. In the U.S., treatment is typically delayed between one and three years, suggesting that many people experiencing first episodes of psychosis are missing a critical opportunity to benefit from early intervention [3].
Early identification and rapid referral are essential to shortening the duration of untreated psychosis and pre-empting functional deterioration. The World Health Organization advocates reducing the duration of untreated psychosis to three months or less by addressing "bottlenecks" in the pathway from early psychosis identification to initiation of specialty care [3].
To support early intervention, in 2009, the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), implemented a research project to change the prognosis of schizophrenia through aggressive treatment in the earliest stages of illness.Recovery After an Initial Schizophrenia Episode (RAISE) is designed to reduce the likelihood of long-term disability that people with schizophrenia often experience. It aims to help people with the disorder lead productive, independent lives. At the same time, it aims to reduce the financial impact on the public systems often tapped to pay for the care of people with schizophrenia [4].
In 2011, RAISE began conducting a full-scale, randomized controlled trial comparing two different ways of providing treatment to people experiencing the early stages of schizophrenia and related disorders. Both types of treatment emphasize early intervention but feature different approaches for initiating and coordinating care. Treatment may include personalized medication treatment, individual resiliency training, and supportive services, such as family psychoeducation and education or employment assistance [5]. The RAISE study, expected to be completed by August 2016, aims to emphasize the importance of early intervention.
The Monsenso mHealth solution can help healthcare providers to closely monitor patients who have experienced a first episode of mental illness.
After experiencing a first episode, the healthcare provider can encourage the patient to use the Monsenso mHealth solution. This will enable the clinician to monitor the individual on a continuous basis, and react if symptoms arise.
With the Monsenso user app, patients can fill in self-assessments on a daily basis. These self-assessments include information on the patient's behaviour and symptoms related to his mental health. Furthermore, the solution collects sensor data through sensors in the patient's smartphone, and this combined with the self-assessment will help the healthcare provider to continuously monitor the patient, and support intervention at a very early stage. Early warning signs and automatic triggers can be set to indicate to the health care provider that proactive intervention is needed, if for example a patient sleeps too little or feels too distressed.
Early intervention and continuous monitoring can maximize a person's chances of a fast recovery, self-sufficiency, and living a high-quality life including the possibility to pursue and education and maintain a stable job.
[1] Directors Blog: SAMHSA and NIMH partner to support early intervention for serious mental illness. P. Hyde and T. Insel. National Institute of Mental Health Blog (2014, June 17) http://www.nimh.nih.gov/about/director/2014/samhsa-and-nimh-partner-to-support-early-intervention-for-serious-mental-illness.shtml
[2] Early intervention and recovery for young people with early psychosis: consensus statement. J. Bertolote and P. McGorry. British Journal of Psychiatry (2005). http://bjp.rcpsych.org/content/bjprcpsych/187/48/s116.full.pdf
[3] Evidence based treatment for first episode of psychosis: Components of coordinated specialty care. PHD R. K. Heinssen. RAISE NIMH (2014, April 14). http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/schizophrenia/raise/nimh-white-paper-csc-for-fep_147096.pdf
[4] Raise Project Overview. National Institute of Mental Health. (2009)http://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/schizophrenia/raise/index.shtml
[5] NIMH RAISE Project makes progress as team refines research approach. National Institute of Mental Health. (2011, August 9) http://www.nimh.nih.gov/news/science-news/2011/nimh-raise-project-makes-progress-as-teams-refine-research-approaches.shtml


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The site of the proposed caravan park. (Inset: Satellite image of the site).
A controversial scheme to convert meadowland at Trusthorpe to a caravan site has been knocked on the head by East Lindsey District Council.
At a planning committee meeting yesterday (Thursday), members voted 9-0 to refuse the application for the land off North Road to be developed to accommodate 153 tourers.
They decided it would be detrimental both to the location's countryside character and to the amenities of residents, many of whom had written to express their objections - as had Mablethorpe and Sutton Town Council.
Among the villagers' concerns were smell from barbecues, noise, litter and potential flooding.
Similar concerns were sounded by both former Trusthorpe ward representative Coun Stuart Watson and Coun Tom Ashton, with the latter expressing regret that no one had attended the meeting to represent the applicants, F.W. and S.P. Howell.
Earlier, the committee heard a presentation from current ward representative Coun Steve Palmer who was concerned about the road system and its capacity to cope with a flow of tourers.
The unanimous refusal vote came despite the recommendation for approval from senior case officer Graeme Hyde, who acknowledged that there would be "some disturbance" for residents but claimed that it "would not be to the extent that it would harm their amenities".
According to meeting documents, the site is of importance to a wide range of wildlife including flowers bats, water voles and such birds as lapwings, curlews, barn owls and various songbirds, including yellowhammers, yellow wagtails and certain warblers.
"The trust is not a statutory consultee," commented committee chairman Coun Neil Cooper.