Latest Scaffolding News health and safety india scaffolders scaffoldingIt is a city famous for its architecture and ancient temples – where construction methods seem to have remained firmly in the past. This incredible photograph shows the death-defying lengths workmen in the east Indian city of Bhubaneswar are going to in building a new shopping mall. Each of these 15 workers are seen perched precariously on panels of thin wire mesh, as they pass poles up to each other to put up a scaffold. Via: www.dailymail.co.uk. MORE >>

I think this blog may have a new purpose or advocacy - health care. America’s Health Worker Mismatch By KATE TULENKO Published: September 13, 2012 DESPITE high unemployment, there is one bright spot in the economy: while nearly all other sectors shrank during the recession, jobs in health care increased by more than 1.2 And demand for those workers will keep improving: the Affordable Care Act will add 32 million people to insurance rolls over the next several years, while the aging of America will drive the need for health care for decades to come. That was it. MORE >>

Well given the state of the medical matrix industrial complex, the quality of care, and what that means, would you really expect mental health to be any different? For Americans Under 50, Stark Findings on Health By: SABRINA TAVERNISE Published: January 9, 2013 Younger Americans die earlier and live in poorer health than their counterparts in 16 other developed countries, according to a new analysis of health and longevity in the United States. It was based on a broad review of mortality and health studies and statistics. And without dinner. Guess again. MORE >>

The Well Quiz: Cutting Health Costs By TARA PARKER-POPE The rising costs of the U.S. health care system. This week, the Institute of Medicine issued a new report documenting the waste and misuse that is rampant in the American health care system. The good news is that there is a lot of room for improvement. Health Care System Finds Both Waste and Opportunity to Improve,” to learn more about the institute’s recommendations. 1, The Institute of Medicine says the United States health care system wastes $750 billion a year. What did they say would happen? MORE >>

My favorite new laugh and point is during cable "news" shows the Tweets put along the crawl as opposed to say well real news. Mental health care in this Country is like well Health Care - CRAP. And when and if you find and can afford decent mental health advisors, the last thing you would want is the risk of that communication becoming part of a national data base. In fact its probably the one document that will get forwarded on faster and with more eyes to that then your actual medical health records. And then it promptly goes about its business. MORE >>