The faculty members that teach in the health administration programs at Saint Joseph's College met on campus on July 11th. We discussed ways to enhance our courses and the programs in general! What an amazing group of dedicated teachers! No wonder our program is excellent!
The Health Administration (HA) programs at Saint Joseph's College of Maine (SJC) are delivered through distance education (online) and include undergraduate and graduate degrees, certificates and individual courses in the fields of health administration and long-term care administration. We use this blog to post regular updates and to solicit feedback from current and former students and faculty. You can find out more at our website at www.sjcme.edu/gps. We welcome your comments.
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Wednesday, July 02, 2014
Summer Fun
Just a reminder!!!!!
Warm weather draws people outside to participate in summer
activities for a greater duration throughout the day. Skin exposure to the sun
has benefits, as well as risks. The health benefits from limited exposure to
the sun are vitamin D production, it helps to support the immune system,
strengthens teeth, decreases symptoms of asthma, etc.
However, unprotected, over-exposure to the sun can result in
the development of skin cancer or melanoma. This condition is curable, if
treated in the early stages of development. As skin cancer grows on the skin,
there are early warning signs to help identify melanoma.
The ABCD rule is used by health professionals.
A = asymmetrical
(irregular in shape)
B = bigger in size
C = color change
(color variation – tan, drown and dark brown)
D = diameter
(larger than ¼ “)
After self-examination, if you find a mole or skin growth in
question, please seek medical attention.
Have fun in the sun, but stay protected.
Brenda Rice
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