#Early Access Program

[jerrytalbotta]

svarmony Launches Early Access Program for AR-based VPS Navigation System at AWE Europe

svarmony, a leading global provider of immersive XR experiences, announce the Early Access Program for its Visual Positioning System (VPS) indoor navigation product, aryve, at AWE Europe. This exclusive program invites venues, of any kind like shopping malls, airports, museums to explore the full potential of AR-powered navigation solutions. For more details visit http://prsync.com/svarmony-technologies-gmbh/svarmony-launches-early-access-program-for-ar-based-vps-navigation-system-at-awe-europe-4392018/

[ikrishealthplus]

The Impact of Mobile Apps on Patient Engagement in Healthcare

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, the integration of mobile apps has revolutionized patient engagement. Mobile apps have become powerful tools that not only enhance communication between patients and healthcare providers but also empower individuals to take charge of their health and well-being. The impact of mobile apps on patient engagement in healthcare is profound and multifaceted, leading to improved outcomes, increased efficiency, and a more personalized approach to healthcare delivery. Furthermore, for pharma distributors, apps like iKris Health + offer unprecedented opportunities for streamlining operations, optimizing supply chains, and enhancing customer relationships.

Enhancing Communication and Accessibility Mobile apps have bridged the gap between patients and healthcare providers, enabling seamless communication and access to medical information. Patients can easily schedule appointments, receive medication reminders, access test results, and communicate with their healthcare team in real-time. This enhanced accessibility fosters a sense of empowerment and involvement in one's healthcare journey, leading to better adherence to treatment plans and improved health outcomes.

Empowering Patients through Education and Monitoring Mobile apps offer a wealth of resources and tools that empower patients to make informed decisions about their health. From educational materials on specific conditions to personalized wellness tips, mobile apps provide valuable information that promotes health literacy and encourages proactive health management. Additionally, apps that allow patients to track their symptoms, monitor vital signs, and record medication adherence enable individuals to actively participate in their care actively, leading to better self-management and overall health improvement.

Personalizing Healthcare Delivery and Improving Outcomes By leveraging data collected through mobile apps, healthcare providers can gain valuable insights into patient behavior, preferences, and health status. This data-driven approach enables personalized care plans tailored to individual needs, preferences, and goals. Through remote monitoring and telehealth services facilitated by mobile apps, healthcare providers can offer timely interventions, preventive care, and continuous support, ultimately leading to improved outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Ikris Health+ is poised to transform the accessibility of rare medications with its innovative features. Users can effortlessly explore a vast database to locate medicines unavailable locally. The platform also provides transparency on medication costs and educates users on their country's regulations regarding unregistered drugs. Furthermore, the app offers swift support through a simple inquiry submission process. This initiative reflects Ikris Pharma Network's commitment to enhancing global healthcare access by facilitating the procurement of essential medications despite geographical and regulatory challenges. You can install this application as Ikris Health Plus Apps on Google Play is available.

The impact of mobile apps on patient engagement in healthcare is transformative, empowering individuals to become active participants in their health journey. By enhancing communication, providing education and monitoring tools, and personalizing healthcare delivery, mobile apps have revolutionized the way patients interact with the healthcare system. As technology continues to advance, the potential for mobile apps to further improve patient engagement and outcomes in healthcare is limitless.

References: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4029126/ https://www.annualreviews.org/content/journals/10.1146/annurev-publhealth-052020-103738

[cautiously0ptimistic]

been slowly tweaking Bri's zoi while I'm still figuring the game out, and decided to play around with the studio mode lighting........

Y'ALL

[videogamepolls]

[icicleteeth]

You know a non insignificant reason for dragging my feet on taking the computer back to the store for repairs Again is that every time ive done it, i have to rip all my stickers off before taking it in… Like sure half of them are normal cute stickers but the other half is candygore and a moogle with a glock, like im stressed enough being back there for pc problems again, i dont want to have to answer questions about my immaculate taste in stickers too 🙅

[vettir]

Streaming schedule for the week! Out a bit late, it does happen.

Wednesday, 7/17: Final Fantasy XIV! We take care of a few bits of fun, then we're off to deal with Magnai's BS.

Thursday, 7/18: Potentially Hades II, however other games are also on consideration (Crusader Kings 3, 7 Days to Die, Dyson Sphere Program, or something else). Feel free to comment or ask for suggestions!

Friday 7/19: Final Fantasy XIV! We should finish retaking Doma, then off to work on freeing Ala Mhigo!

[syncrovoid-presents]

I will continue being gone for a few days, sadly my original al plan of releasing the newest chapter of The Consequence Of Imagination's Fear has also been delayed. My apologies

Can't go into detail because its hush hush not-legally-mentionable stuff but today is my fifth 12 hour no-break work day. I'm also packing to move too in a fortnight (which is a Big Yahoo!! Yippee!! I'll finally have access to a kitchen!! And no more mold others keep growing!!! So exciting!!!)

[unproduciblesmackdown]

similar to the greentext stuff - i was visiting with my neighbors and their grandkids were around, and I said to this eight year old, "Hey, you wanna know something cool? I was playing the game when the Endermen came out." and his eyes went wide, like this kid looked like i told him i landed on the moon. His grandma thought it was really funny, and she said she has no idea what i'm talking about, but her grandbabies do, and that's incredible to her.

oh that's fun lmao, when minecraft & that update's existed for more than your whole life, and yknow being that young and like Next Year fr is this huge time scale away, a couple of years is a quarter of your life thus far and like maybe nigh half of the part of your life you actually have longterm memories for....i was checking out this dev's blog's archives about a:tdd's release in 2010 & in one entry they compared the implicitly Roughly concurrent release of Minecraft and i was like hey whoah. forever primarily being a game i've Heard Of more than any more direct exposure so i had no precise sense of [before minecraft release] [after minecraft release] Year 0 there but it's like for sure back in thee day when minecraft was a new thing, huh

[torchiiko]

i hope everyone knows. veadotube mini lets you input gifs for the sprites & makes them blend seamlessly when switching between mouth open & closed. i think you have to make your own blinks as part of the gif but thats so fine

[ikrispharmaa]

Managed Access Program: Named Patient Supply 

Managed Access Program: Critical Medical Need The pharmaceutical industry in Europe has implemented various initiatives to address critical medical needs, one of which is the Managed Access Program in Europe. This program enables patients with life-threatening conditions to access investigational or unapproved medications when no other treatment options are available. Collaboration between regulatory agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare providers ensures that patients receive potentially beneficial drugs while maintaining strict safety and regulatory standards. The Managed Access Program in Europe is essential for delivering innovative therapies to those in urgent need.

Managed Access Program: Support potential drug approval. For patients facing serious or life-threatening conditions, an important option is the Early Access Program (EAP), which provides access to investigational drugs before full regulatory approval. These programs target individuals who have exhausted all other treatment alternatives and require immediate intervention. Early Access Program’s operate under strict medical supervision and involve healthcare providers, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory agencies. The primary aim is to help patients while collecting crucial data on the drug's safety and effectiveness, which can inform future regulatory decisions and support potential drug approval.

Managed Access Program: Suppliers in Bulgaria In the competitive market of Bulgaria, being an innovator product supplier in Bulgaria involves offering cutting-edge solutions across various sectors, including healthcare and technology. Our focus on innovation ensures that our products meet high standards of quality and performance. By investing in continuous research and development, we help businesses stay competitive and reach new heights. Our role as an innovator product supplier is pivotal in driving growth and efficiency, making us a trusted partner for companies seeking to enhance their operations with state-of-the-art products. MAPs protect patient safety and legal compliance by ensuring equal and controlled access to potentially helpful medications.

Managed Access Program: Access to unapproved drugs Access to unlicensed or unapproved drugs can be crucial for patients with severe or life-threatening conditions who have no other treatment options. These medications, not yet fully approved for general use, can be made available through programs like Managed Access Programs or Early Access Programs. The use of such drugs is tightly regulated to ensure patient safety and efficacy. Typically, access is granted on a case-by-case basis, requiring close supervision by healthcare professionals and collaboration with pharmaceutical companies to navigate the regulatory landscape.

Managed Access Program: Scenario in India Managed Access programs bypass the regular regulatory channels to supply drugs that are urgently needed. By collaborating with pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, and regulatory authorities, named patient program suppliers ensure the safe and controlled distribution of these medications. This compassionate use program is vital for meeting the medical needs of patients with limited options, offering hope and treatment where standard therapies have failed. In India, the role of a named patient program supplier in India is to provide access to specific medications for patients with serious illnesses who have no other treatment alternatives. Get in touch with us right now to find out more about our cutting-edge solutions and how they may help your business.

[lakecountylibrary]

🔥 The beacons are lit; the library calls for aid

The Trump administration has issued an executive order aimed at dismantling the Institute of Museum and Library Services - the ONLY federal agency for America's libraries.

Using just 0.003% of the federal budget, the IMLS funds services at libraries across the country; services like Braille and talking books for the visually impaired, high-speed internet access, and early literacy programs.

Libraries are known for doing more with less, but even we can't work with nothing.

How You Can Help:

🔥 Call your congressperson!

Use the app of your choice or look 'em up here: https://www.congress.gov/members/find-your-member

Pro tip: If your phone anxiety is high, call at night and leave a voicemail. You can even write yourself a script in advance and read it off. Heck, read them this post if you want to.

Phones a total no-go? The American Library Association has a form for you: https://oneclickpolitics.global.ssl.fastly.net/messages/edit?promo_id=23577

🔥Tell your friends!

Tell strangers, for that matter. People in line at the check out, your elderly neighbor, the mail carrier - no one is safe from your library advocacy. Libraries are for everyone and we need all the help we can get.

...Wait, why do we need this IMLS thing again?

The ALA says it best in their official statement and lists some ways libraries across the country use IMLS funding:

But if you want a really specific answer, here at LCPL we use IMLS funding to provide our amazing interlibrary loan service. If we can't purchase an item you request (out of print books, for example) this service lets us borrow it from another library and check it out to you.

IMLS also funds the statewide Indiana Digital Library and Evergreen Indiana, which gives patrons of smaller Indiana libraries access to collections just as large and varied as the big libraries' collections.

As usual, cutting this funding will hurt rural communities the most - but every library user will feel it one way or another. Let's let Congress know that's unacceptable.

[stakeholders-sgv]

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[andrewjbernhard]

Great 2024 of Community Service: Bernhard Law Firm Volunteering with Uplift Literacy

As 2024 comes to a close, we are thankful for the great work of Uplift Literacy, a nonprofit dedicated to helping children in underserved communities develop essential literacy skills. What a great program!

[the-psudo]

Trump got absolutely dumpstered in court in the last few days.

His and Elon's program to pay people to retire early has been halted by a temporary restraining order issued by District Judge George A. O’Toole Jr. of the US District Court, District of Massachusetts in American Federation of Government Employees et al v. Charles Ezell (acting Acting Director of the Office of Personnel Management). This temporary order only lasts until they have a hearing on Monday to determine whether this program is constitutional.

13 state attorneys general sued to prevent Elon from accessing personal data about government employees and citizen clients of their agencies, leading to Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly in the case Alliance for Retired Americans v. Scott Bessent (Trump's Secretary of the Treasury) ordering the Department of Justice to ensure no unauthorized persons, including Elon and his team, have access to the Labor Department's database of information on tax filings, employment, and the like.

Two separate judges have ruled that Trump's executive order trying to eliminate birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment is unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge John Coughenour of the western Washington district, a REAGAN appointee (!), said, "It has become ever more apparent that to our president the rule of law is but an impediment to his policy goals. The rule of law is, according to him, something to navigate around or simply ignore, whether that be for political or personal gain." The other judge, US District Judge Deborah Boardman of Maryland, ruled that the executive order cannot be implemented until she has had a chance to rule on the merits of the case.

US District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth in DC paused Trump’s restrictions on transgender women being incarcerated in women’s prisons and federal prisons providing gender-affirming medical treatment, after inmates (!) sued to block the policy.

US District Judge Loren L. Alikhan of DC broadly blocked the Trump administration’s memo halting almost all federal assistance.

That's six rulings scrapping five of Trump's major policy operations in the past four days (Feb 3rd through the 6th, 2025).

That's news worth celebrating!

[margotaspen]

"APOLLO Sound Pad" MA x HELIOS Functional Stereo | TS4

Helios is the electronic brand I use for my Lykaia series. It's meant to have a bit more of a futuristic Y2K vibe overall. They don't use Instagram, they use the sun app. They don't use Spotify, they use Odeon. All of it is very Greek mythology inspired to keep in line with the series- it's great. Hot girls love history. Even mythological history. Anyway, here's the first of many Helios electronics coming your way. Introducing- The Apollo Sound Pad. Sure it kinda looks like an iPad but we don't talk about that! You'll find 3 music programs loaded up on it: Spotify, YouTube, & Odeon. Ain't much, but have fun with it anyway.

[30] Swatches. New Mesh. All LODS. Low Poly (530 polys). Fully functional. BGC

⊛ DOWNLOAD [PATREON, FREE]

TOU: Do not include in paywalled (permanent or early access) builds/rooms/recolors. Do not reupload and claim as your own. You may edit the mesh, use it for recolors, etc. Do not convert to other games without permission.