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Crowns Can Be a Royal Pain, Not to Mention a Sign of Aging
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You probably don't feel like royalty when your dentist says you
need a crown. Though you might feel as if you're paying a king's
ransom.
Dental crowns, also called caps, are expensive, from several
hundred to several thousand dollars, with insurance typically
covering only part of the cost. The dental crown procedure can be
temporarily painful and cause localized swelling. The crowns require
multiple visits to the dentist. They can break or fall out. When
done right, they can protect a smile for decades; when done wrong,
they can be a real nightmare.
Take the story told by Jim Faherty, 74, a ...
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Ethics Programs in Small Rural Hospitals
Magazine article from: Healthcare Executive
; Ethics committees are essential for all healthcare facilities...hospital (CAH), W and we currently do not have an ethics committee. What approaches should we take in the development of an ethics committee? A. Ethics committees are an important...
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Ethics in education--which ethics?(Report)
Magazine article from: Contemporary PNG Studies
; ...for the moral state of Papua New Guinea, and ethics is proposed as a means of improving the situation...will consider two ways in which the teaching of ethics might be approached, viz an ethics of doing and an ethics of being. An ethics of...
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Why ethics? (guidelines for implementing an ethics initiative)(includes ethics survey form devised by the Ethics Resource Center)(Cover Story)
Magazine article from: Association Management
; ...Here's why - and how - to lead an ethics initiative. When I spoke recently to association executives about the benefits of ethics programs, one finally asked the question...priority should I - can I - give to a member ethics program?" I listed the many benefits...
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Ethics and Economics*: Of Value and Values
Magazine article from: Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Unternehmensethik
; This paper argues that economics and ethics should not be seen as opposed and radically...I argue. Values in the sense of value ethics are related to this enterprise as a way...thus cannot be guaranteed. Keywords: Ethics, Economics, Reciprocity, Obligations...
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Expanding Ethics Education: Professionals Can Participate
Magazine article from: The CPA Journal
; ...which business schools have integrated ethics education into their business programs...business schools offered a separate course in ethics (Mastracchio, The CPA Journal, January...66% of the respondents indicated that ethics was discussed in introductory accounting...
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Ethics and law enforcement.
Magazine article from: The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
; ...that it deals with on a regular basis, such as ethics and ethical conduct. The topic of ethics and ethical behavior has existed for centuries...first philosopher to delve into the issue of ethics, specifically the ethical treatment of problems...
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Ethics in Accounting Education: The Forgotten Stakeholders
Magazine article from: The CPA Journal
; ...position on the NASBA proposal for additional ethics courses and to support their decision...favor of NASBA's proposal for additional ethics courses. The students' comments were...of the students advocating additional ethics courses argued that ethics should be taught...
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House Ethics Reform Act Introduced by Rep. Hefley
News Wire article from: US Fed News Service, Including US State News
; ...the Ethics Committee at each regular ethics training session.Nothing in this...construed to impose any liability on any ethics officer for any ethic violations of any such employee.'.TITLE II--ETHICS INVESTIGATIONSEC. 201. ETHICS INVESTIGATORY...
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Ethics education in MSN programs: a study of national trends.
Magazine article from: Nursing Education Perspectives
; ...Collegiate Nursing Education, conduct ethics education. A survey method was employed...that require a course with formal ethics content; the average number of class hours a program or track dedicates to ethics education; required and actual credentials...
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Ethics process in need of overhaul, panel member says: Urges tighter scrutiny, penalties for groundless complaints.(A)
Newspaper article from: The Washington Times
; ...the next few months aims to overhaul its ethics-review process by discouraging groundless...Florida Republican, who chaired the ethics subcommittee that just wrapped up a two...fined him $300,000 for sending the ethics panel inaccurate information and failing...
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