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Sex addiction is a complex and controversial topic, with many debates surrounding its definition, diagnosis, and treatment.
In this thought-provoking and informative video, licensed psychologist Dr. Doug Weiss delves into the controversies surrounding sex addiction as a mental health disorder.
You will learn about the various viewpoints and arguments regarding sex addiction as a mental health disorder, including the debate over its inclusion in the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). Dr. Weiss offers a professional perspective on the various factors that contribute to sex addiction, as well as the emotional and psychological toll of the disorder.
Whether you are personally struggling with sex addiction, or are interested in learning more about the controversies surrounding its classification as a mental health disorder, this video offers valuable insights and resources for you to learn about this issue.
Dr. Weiss is a leading expert in the field of sexual addiction, and his compassionate and evidence-based approach to treatment has helped countless individuals and families heal from the devastating effects of this disorder.
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0:20 Classifying Sex Addiction
1:22 Signs of Addiction
3:00 Recovery
3:35 Is Sex Addiction a disorder?
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5:58 Conclusion
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Nutrition Myths: Nutrition myths debunked, Common nutrition myths, Biggest diet myths, Healthy eating myths, Nutrition facts vs myths, Misconceptions about nutrition, Diet myths busted, Science-based nutrition facts, Popular health myths, Truth about nutrition
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Join Andy and Gandhi for our Digital Primary Care update including discussing the dawn of a GP workload crisis, vaccination passports, PCN DES contract and more….
Is there still a workload crisis?
#GPworkload #workloadcrisis #vaccinationpassports
00:00 Welcome
The last few weeks is it busy?
Andy / Gandhi
The theme in the industry media around workload
Year-end for Practices and PCNs, looking forward to 21-22
Changes to workload pressures QOF restart
We’re looking at some stories and tell you about content coming up in next few weeks…
03:30 GPs working average 11-hour day, major survey reveals
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/workload/gps-working-average-11-hour-day-major-survey-reveals/
11 Hour WW notes
Results from Pulse workload survey – 1,400 GP respondents
Look at the infographic and discuss
11 hours working day and 37 patient a day (28 thought to be safe)
Longer consultation times
Survey also asked about the impact of the pandemic
See infographic and discuss
Are telephone and online consultations saving time?
More stressful, less information (body language etc.), risk of f2f in a pandemic to manage
What can we do?
Erm….. Difficult
Recognise the impact of technology – pandemic safety and patient convenience yes, helping doctors – no?
Restart some old discussions about funding models, presentation of availability by gov/nhs, managing demand, token charges……?????
18:20 BMA says GPs can refrain from non-essential work despite April restart orders
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/workload/bma-says-gps-can-refrain-from-non-essential-work-despite-april-restart-orders/
Notes
Ready to restart QOF activity in April, CQC resuming some inspection activity
But joint BMA.RCGP guidance – January –
But ongoing Vaccination clinics, maintaining social distancing… which says ‘most’ GP practices should pause all or a ‘significant proportion of their non-essential work, depending on local Covid rates – ‘remains relevant as we continue in the pandemic situation
Ongoing discussions about pausing QOF again???? – BMA spokesman
? non-story ish?
Workload impact of vaccine passports?
21:30 GPs should have no role in administering any vaccine passport scheme, RCGP warns
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/clinical-areas/infectious-diseases/gps-should-have-no-role-in-administering-any-vaccine-passport-scheme-rcgp-warns/
Notes
Government is likely to make some activities dependant on vaccination status – pubs, holidays abroads….
RCGP getting ahead of this and stating scheme should have zero impact on GP workload
Episode coming up about Vaccine passports when we know more in the coming weeks
Just use the NHS App as the basis for “passports”? Tab on their confirming vaccine status with authenticating QRcode?….Just call it allowing people to demonstrate vaccination status… legislate for misuse/discrimination and let industries decide.
What is new?
26:28 New DES Guidance published: https://www.england.nhs.uk/gp/investment/gp-contract/
GP appointment data standardisation work
Investment and impact fund
Cancer early diagnosis
Structured Medication reviews
Enhanced health in care homes
New ARRS roles
– Mental health worker
– Paramedic
– Advanced practitioner
info and Content coming up about this from eGPLearning in the next few weeks to help you digest it
32:05 Work as normal?
Exhaustion
Vaccination phase 2
QoF restart
PCN work
ICS work
GPs could be asked to review hospital waiting lists ‘on an ongoing basis’
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/referrals/gps-could-be-asked-to-review-hospital-waiting-lists-on-an-ongoing-basis/
6.6b to NHS for first 6m
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/coronavirus/health-secretary-announces-6-6bn-further-covid-funding-for-the-nhs/
120m to General practice in first 6m
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Welcome to our informative video where we delve into the fascinating world of chromosomes and unravel the mystery behind determining the sex of a child. Discover the fundamental building blocks of life – cells, which contain thread-like structures called chromosomes. Gain insights into human chromosomes, where each cell contains 46 chromosomes organized in 23 pairs. Explore the unique nature of sex chromosomes, the one pair that differs between males and females. Learn about the two types of sex chromosomes, namely X and Y, and their presence in male and female cells. Understand the crucial role of reproductive cells – sperm and eggs – which carry only 23 chromosomes, one from each pair. Witness the process of fertilization, where the combination of a sperm cell and an egg cell forms a zygote with 46 chromosomes, ultimately developing into a baby. Uncover the connection between the presence of certain sex chromosomes and the determination of a child’s sex. Expand your knowledge on the influence of male reproductive cells in determining the gender of a child. Watch this video to gain a deeper understanding of chromosomes and the fascinating world of human reproduction.
chromosomes and cells, sex chromosomes, X and Y chromosomes, reproductive cells, sperm and eggs, zygote development, determining child’s sex, male and female chromosomes, sex determination in humans, genetic inheritance, human reproduction, understanding chromosomes, child gender determination, biology of reproduction.Every organism is made from cells. Cells contain thread like structure known as chromosomes.
In humans, there are 46 chromosomes in each cell. And these chromosomes are found in pairs. So there are 23 pairs.
In male and female, all the pairs of chromosomes are same except one pair.
Chromosomes in this pair are called sex chromosomes.
Sex chromosomes can be of 2 types namely X and Y. In a male cell, both x and y chromosomes are present but in female cell 2 x chromosomes are present.
We know that male reproductive cells are known as sperm and female reproductive cells are known as eggs. reproductive cells are different from normal cells as they contain only 23 chromosomes. One from each pair.
When sperm cell and egg are combined together, they form a cell which has 46 chromosomes or 23 pairs. This new cell formed is called zygote and develops into baby.
Since reproductive cells have only 23 chromosomes, sperm cell can contain either x or y chromosome. And a egg cell will always have x chromosome. During reproduction, lot of sperm cells are released and only one sperm fertilises the egg.
when sperm containing Y chromosome fertilises the egg, resultant cell will have a sex chromosome containing x and y chromosome and the zygote will grow into a boy.
But when the sperm cell containing x chromosome fertilises the egg, resultant cell will have a pair of x chromosomes and the zygote will grow into a girl.
It is clear that a child will be a boy or girl , depends on male and not the female.
The sex of the baby depends on which chromosome he or she receives from the father. X chromosome from dad will result in a girl, Y chromosome from dad will give a boy. Both are of equal value, to be loved and treasured.
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When a woman has vaginal sex for the first time, it can be a little painful. There may also be a small amount of blood, but this isn’t always the case and usually occurs because the hymen has been broken during sexual intercourse.
The hymen is a small piece of thin skin (membrane) that can either partially or totally cover the entrance to the vagina. A woman might already have broken her hymen without knowing about it; this can happen when playing sports or using a tampon.
When a man has sex for the first time it shouldn’t hurt, but he can make it easier for his partner by using foreplay, making sure there is plenty of lubrication and by being gentle and going slowly.
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