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مطمئنا اکثریت ما وظیفه ای به عنوان همراه بیمار را در قالب پرستاری از یکی از اعضای خانواده، دوست یا آشنایان را تجربه نموده ایم. چرا که بیمار توانایی رسیدگی به امور شخصی خود و کادر درمانی بیمارستان زمان لازم برای همراهی تک تک بیماران را ندارند. البته گذشته از پرداختن به امور لازم، همراهی یک بیمار در بیمارستان در شرایط ناخوشایند جسمی و روانی می تواند برای او تسکین دهنده باشد. اما گاهی حضور یکی از افراد نزدیک بیمار در کنار او به عنوان همراه بیمار وجود ندارد و وابسته به همین مسئله، خانواده او شخصی را به عنوان پرستار برای مراقبت از بیمار استخدام می کنند. البته این روند در دوران کرونا به اوج خود رسید چرا که؛ افراد خانواده شرایط حضور در کنار بیمار کرونایی خود را نداشتند و یک فرد آشنا با وظایف پرستاری را به عنوان همراه بیمار در بیمارستان استخدام می کردند. همراه بیمار در بیمارستان در واقع به فردی اطلاق می گردد که موظف است در بیمارستان و در طول درمان بیمار در بیمارستان از هر لحاظی از او مراقبت و نگهداری نماید. این فرد باید تمامی امور مربوط به مراقبت و نگهداری بیمار را تا آخرین لحظه ترخیص از بیمارستان انجام دهد؛ البته امور ترخیص نیز شامل این روند می شوند. کافیست تا همراه بیمار در بیمارستان به میزان معدودی در مسائل درمانی یا پزشکی سر رشته داشته باشد؛ در این صورت در روند پرستاری و همراهی بیمار موفق تر خواهد بود.

1 of these 9 men is the next World Series of Poker champion By Associated Press Published: 17: 18 EDT, 6 November 2015 | Updated: 17:18 EDT, 6 November 2015

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Players in order of their finish going into the final table: ___ Joseph "Joe" McKeehen (63,100,000 million in chips) Age: 24 From: North Wales, Pennsylvania Occupation: poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $2 million McKeehen is no stranger to championships, having won a Hasbro-sponsored "Risk" world championship when he was 10 years old. He graduated with a math degree from Arcadia University, a small private school outside of Philadelphia, in 2013. McKeehen spent part of his four-month break adding another $90,125 to his bankroll winning first in the Wynn Fall Classic main event. He's placed first in 12 events before now. Sitting comfortably at the top of the nine-person heap, McKeehen claims he's done "a whole bunch of nothing" during the break otherwise. He has more than twice the number of chips as his closest competitor. ___ Ofer Zvi Stern (29, 800,000 million in chips) Age: 37 From: Israel Occupation: owner of multiple tech companies and a software developer Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $152,818 Stern is a relative unknown in the tournament poker world, having only earned $22,318 in World Series of Poker competitions since 2006 and placing no higher than 18th in five World Series of Poker events. He's played most of his poker online. He's one of the only "November Nine" members with a day job, as a software developer. He almost missed his chance at the main event, too. After competing in The Colossus and a limit Hold 'em event, he flew back to Israel but then changed his mind, catching a new flight back to Las Vegas in time to enter and play all the way to second place when the chips settled in July. ___ Neil Blumenfield (22,000,000 in chips) Age: 61 From: Chicago, now San Francisco and soon Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Occupation: former tech company founder and executive, now poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $169,285 For a game filled with young men, Blumenfield is a relative anomaly. He and fellow November Niner Pierre Neuville are the oldest competitors to reach the final table in its modern era. The U.C. Berkeley grad who holds a bachelor's in political science and a master's in methodology and comparative communism said it was a course involving computers and statistics that was a life-changer for him, leading him to co-found a company called Elastic Intelligence that he sold to Intuit in June 2013. After being laid off from his tech company job shortly before the main event's start in July, Blumenfield said he's done with tech work and ready to play more tournaments. ___ Pierre Neuville (21,075,000 in chips) Age: 72 From: Belgium Occupation: retired executive with board game maker Hasbro's European division Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $2.18 million Shortly before his Main Event streak, Neuville had already won a lifetime achievement award at the European Poker Awards in 2015. The PokerStars.com sponsored player has become known on the site for clinching spots in live tournaments via satellite contests he frequents online. He's earned $591,460 in World Series of Poker events since 2008. ___ Max Steinberg (20,200,000 in chips) Age: 27 From: Fairfield, Iowa, now Las Vegas with Washington, D.C. in between Occupation: daily fantasy sports pro, operates daily fantasy sports strategy site dailyfantasywinners.com with his twin brother Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $1.96 million Steinberg has daily fantasy sports to thank for his berth into the main event contest and his return to poker playing. The man who eschews the usual hoodie, sunglasses fashion combo that's a familiar site in the poker world for tailored suits instead, won a DraftKings contest that awarded entries into poker's premier event in July. Steinberg's background includes growing up in a transcendental meditation community in Iowa. He doesn't meditate as much as he used to, once or twice a week, but he has been living a healthier lifestyle ahead of the tournament's return. ___ Tom Cannuli (12,250,000 in chips) Age: 23 From: Cape May, New Jersey Occupation: poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $52,235 The youngest November Niner this year skyrocketed from placing 691st in the Main Event last year to 6th today. He has a recognizable entourage of poker pros watching his every move and who will be in his ear come Sunday including Antonio Esfandiari and Jeff Gross. But it may be the friends no longer alive who will be closest to Cannuli during his effort to earn a place in poker history. Cannuli plans to wear wristbands with the names of three friends he's lost in three years to car accidents and illness. ___ Joshua Beckley (11,800,000 in chips) Age: 25 From: Marlton, New Jersey Occupation: poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $245,592 Beckley kept busy during the World Series of Poker tournament playing in 15 events and winning cash in five of them, more than anyone else that remains at the table. His biggest win until now was a first place prize last year at the Parx Casino Big Stax no-limit Hold 'em worth $98,348. ___ Patrick Chan (6,225,000 in chips) Age: 26 From: Brooklyn, New York Occupation: poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $535,399 The fourth time's the charm for Chan who has entered the Main Event every year since 2012 and never cashed, until now. The newly minted millionaire turns 27 at the end of the Main Event week. ___ Federico Butteroni (6,200,000 in chips) Age: 25 From: Italy Occupation: poker player Poker tournament earnings before Main Event: $104,918 Butteroni was nearly as busy as Beckley during the World Series of Poker tournament, playing 13 events and cashing in three including the Main Event. Poker pro Daniel Negreanu is a fan of many of the November Nine calling them classy guys. As for Butteroni, "he's got a lot of passion." adverts.addToArray({"pos":"inread_player"})Advertisement Here is my blog: pkv games (Andy)