Neuropsychological Findings in Idiopathic Adult-Onset Epilepsy Case Study: Noorda COM Student Investigation

We report the case of a 25-year-old male patient with idiopathic adult-onset epilepsy. The patient presented with a chief complaint of recurrent seizures and no identifiable cause. These seizures were associated with a lack of extremity control, muscle spasms, and loss of cognitive function. His condition began while living in Thailand, where he experienced multiple environmental stressors including hostile living conditions and tense situations, approximately five years before being seen in the clinic. Over the past several years, the seizures have not ceased, and the patient now notes a loss or decrease of several special senses

Health Information Management Administration

This document addresses a range of current challenges presented by the information management sector of the healthcare industry. The purpose for examining these shortcomings is to identify a new tool with which healthcare information may be handled. A proof of concept for a new software as well as specific functionality requirements for said software have been developed as a response to this challenge. Contents include software specifications, implementation standards, security and privacy protocol, as well as any relevant background information