Kent Sasse, MD
2012
This updated and expanded edition of Outpatient Weight-Loss Surgery delivers timely information and the latest research results on innovative procedures, including Laparoscopic Sleeve Gastrectomy, Mini-Gastric Bypass and the latest innovations in Laparoscopic Gastric Banding with Imbrication. The new edition explains why the Laparoscopic Gastric Bypass is the cure for Type 2 Diabetes and Pre-Diabetes in 85% of cases.
Weight-Loss Surgery: Which One Is Right For You?
Kent Sasse, MD
October 9, 2009
he decision to have a surgical weight-loss procedure is a life-affirming decision. Choosing the correct procedure requires diligence, responsibility, hard work, determination and resourcefulness to inform yourself to the point of making the best informed decision.
Kent Sasse, MD
January 16, 2010
Combining the science of weight loss with inspiration and advice that has dramatically improved the lives of many people, this guide offers a compelling case that change is possible and that losing weight may be the most important life change a person can make.
Outpatient Weight-Loss Surgery: Safe and Successful Weight Loss with Modern Bariatric Surgery
Kent Sasse, MD
May 16, 2009
Surgical weight-loss procedures have come a long way in the last several decades. Not only have the procedures become much safer and much less invasive with the advent of laparoscopic surgery, but the surgical procedures themselves have come to be accepted in the medical field as having real health benefits rather than being viewed as simply cosmetic. The benefits to weight loss have been long-documented, and the benefits from weight-loss operations are now documented as well. However, weight-loss operations are still surgical procedures, and not to be undertaken lightly.
Doctor's Orders: 101 Medically-Proven Tips for Losing Weight (A Sasse Guide)
Kent Sasse, MD
October 16, 2009
This simple yet powerful tips resource provides meaningful evidence-based practical and effective tips for initial weight loss and long-term weight maintenance. It touches on key topics that help remind us to initiate and ingrain long-term healthy behaviors. It points out small meaningful steps that we can all take on the road to a healthier weight.
Tiffany Couch
January 12, 2017
This book will educate you and entertain you, pull at your heart strings, and convince you to put her time-tested security blueprint into practice. All types and sizes of organizations will learn how to: * Be familiar with and protect against the most common fraud schemes * Recognize who the typical fraudsters are * Leave the door open for whistleblowers to report suspicious activity * Take specific actionable steps if fraudulent activity is discovered * Understand the emotional impacts of financial crimes
2016 Comprehensive Recall Data Analysis Report
Gale Prince
2016-2017
This Report Includes: * Over 40 pages of vital food recall statistics; * Graphic analysis of FDA, USDA/FSIS, Canadian and EU food recalls over a 3-year span; * A quick and concise view of important recall trends; * Summary of the current recall issues; * Easy-to-read format The Comprehensive Recall Data Analysis Report is an indispensable asset for managers and employees involved in food production and food safety procedures. It is a unique publication that can be used to help organizations understand the causes of recalls and what they can do to prevent these costly, damaging events.
Infrastructure Planning, Engineering and Economics, 2nd Edition
Makarand Hastak, PhD, PE, CCP
February 16, 2015
Thoroughly revised to address sustainability and the latest codes and regulations, Infrastructure Planning, Engineering and Economics, Second Edition, describes the full range of skills necessary to plan, implement, upgrade, and maintain infrastructure projects in the public sector.
Managing Healthcare Ethically: An Executive's Guide (2nd Ed)
Paul Hofmann (co-editor)
December 10, 2009
Ethical dilemmas are common in healthcare management. Although there is no handbook providing absolute solutions to ethics challenges, healthcare leaders can seek guidance and insight from others who have tackled similar issues. This book provides advice and inspiration from healthcare executives, ethicists, scholars, educators, and consultants. This collection of ethics columns from Healthcare Executive magazine will guide healthcare managers and executives in making personal and organizational decisions.
How to Not Kill Your Patients: An ER Doctor's Guide to Life after Residency
Sajid Khan, MD
may 29, 2017
This book is a guide to the first ten years following completion of Emergency Medicine residency training. It’s a review of both the clinical and non-clinical: must-know ECG patterns, uncommon presentations of common illnesses, debunking dogma, bouncebacks, managing administrative duties, how to avoid malpractice lawsuits, tips for paying off debt, and more! With contributions from The White Coat Investor and others, there is no shortage of valuable experience to be gained.
