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Asthma and CAM 2012 National Conference on Health Statistics Monitoring Health Care Reform through ProviderBased Surveys New Initiatives from the NAMCS amp NHAMCS August 8 2012 Anjali Talwalkar MD MPH. By: Tamara Gilchrist. Objective. Discussing what Creatine Phosphate is. Explaining who consumes Creatine Supplements. Depicting the changes in Cr P concentration levels . Explaining what Creatine Supplement results in. National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. and the. National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Farida Bhuiya M.P.H., . National Center for Health Statistics. 2. Overview. Background. Uses of data. . What are the characteristics of these various related works?. What factors are considered when determining to note them on the same record or to catalog separately?. What are the options for treatment?. Why do performers take them?. What are the risks and benefits. ?. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0Zu-IJ30M0. The claims.... There has been a massive growth in the amount of food supplements available to athletes.. . What are the characteristics of these various related works?. What factors are considered when determining to note them on the same record or to catalog separately?. What are the options for treatment?. Associate Professor Peter Watt. Centre for Sport, Exercise and Sports Medicine. University of Brighton. Nullius in . verba. Motto of The Royal Society, . est. 1663. “On the word of no one” . A good position to start any search of truth or reliable evidence.. Galen Goertzen, PharmD. Group Health Cooperative. Disclosures. No conflicts of interest or commercial affiliations. Free of commercial bias. Includes unlabeled uses for ALL discussed natural medicines. National Ambulatory Medical Care SurveyIn 2010 there were an estimated More than half of the visits were Expected sources of payment Private insurance 151 68 Medicaid/CHIP 151 18 Medicare 151 6 N and the. National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey. Farida Bhuiya M.P.H., . National Center for Health Statistics. 2. Overview. Background. Uses of data. Survey methodology. Data collection procedures. Workgroup Members. John Lumpkin, Workgroup Chair, BSC Member, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina. Caleb Alexander, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Rajender. . Aparasu. , University of Houston, College of Pharmacy. Presented by: Debbie Rosenberger BSN, RN- BC . University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. Conflicts of interest. I have no potential conflict of interest in relation to this educational activity or presentation.. Meeting summary. Workgroup members . John Lumpkin, Chair BSC member, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina. Ken Copeland, BSC member, NORC. Caleb Alexander, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. . and Drugs. Content. What are Food Supplements?. Why Food Supplements?. Appearance and labelling of Food Supplements. What are Health Claims?. Food Supplements and Drugs. What are Food Supplements NOT?. Planning for the Future. Denys T. Lau, Ph.D.. Director, Division of Health Care Statistics. Carol J. DeFrances, Ph.D. . Deputy Director, Division of Health Care Statistics. Presentation to the NCHS Board of Scientific Counselors.