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comunicato n. 5/2022 – incontri in videoconferenza

A TUTTI I COLLEGHI
Incontri in videoconferenza con iscritti e simpatizzanti

In merito agli incontri in videoconferenza previsti per questo mese di maggio, ringraziamo tutti coloro che si sono informati, tutti coloro che hanno inoltrato proposte e tutti coloro che si sono iscritti.
Considerato che abbiamo ricevuto molti quesiti in tal senso, ribadiamo che gli incontri sono aperti a tutti i colleghi, associati e non, dipendenti e convenzionati.
Ai colleghi che non avessero avuto modo di prendere visione della precedente comunicazione, ricordiamo che gli incontri si svolgeranno in videoconferenza a partire dalle ore 17,30 in quattro giornate e avranno gli stessi contenuti:
– Concorsi di I e II livello (piano dei fabbisogni)
– Nuovo ACN Medici Convenzionati
– Rinnovo CCNL e CCNI
– Formazione
– Nuove prospettive dell’Area Medico-Legale
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Concorso per n.189 medici di I livello
Nel corso della seduta di ieri (27.04.2022), il CdA ha approvato la graduatoria. A tutti i colleghi le nostre congratulazioni, in attesa delle assunzioni previste per il prossimo mese di giugno.

Concorso per medici di II livello
Prevista, per la prossima seduta del CdA, l’approvazione del Bando di Concorso per titoli ed esami. Dopo circa tre anni dalla sua autorizzazione, prenderà avvio la procedura concorsuale per assegnare i Coordinamenti Medico-Legali. Tale procedura, prevista con modalità da noi da tempo auspicata, dovrebbe svolgersi in tempi brevi così da garantire il funzionamento dei CML.

ACN Medici Convenzionati
Firmata l’Ipotesi, dopo le necessarie integrazioni, siamo in attesa della ratifica da parte dei Ministeri competenti per la sigla definitiva e l’avvio della nuova Convenzione.

Roma, 28 aprile 2022

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Comunicato n. 04/2022 – incontri in videoconferenza

A TUTTI I COLLEGHI
Incontri in videoconferenza con iscritti e simpatizzanti

Nel prossimo mese di maggio si terranno incontri in videoconferenza per affrontare insieme alcune delle tematiche che in questo momento rivestono particolare importanza per la nostra categoria.
Per favorire la più ampia partecipazione, abbiamo individuato più giornate che avranno gli stessi contenuti:
– Concorsi di I e II livello
– Nuovo ACN Medici Convenzionati
– Rinnovo CCNL e CCNI
– Formazione
– Nuove prospettive dell’Area Medico-Legale

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Comunicato n. 03/2022 – Incontro con Direttore Generale

Venerdì scorso (25/02/2022), siamo stati convocati dal Direttore Generale Dott. Vincenzo Caridi.
Abbiamo condiviso, insieme a tutte le organizzazioni sindacali, i principi che il Direttore Generale ha posto alla base di una proficua collaborazione con le OO.SS., pur nella diversità dei rispettivi ruoli.
Si è parlato di ascolto, di empatia e di condivisione di percorsi che consentano il raggiungimento di risultati positivi parallelamente al perseguimento delle legittime aspirazioni del personale che, per tutti, è la risorsa fondamentale dell’Istituto.
Il Dott. Caridi ha illustrato le prossime sfide del PNRR che INPS si troverà ad affrontare e, per quanto attiene alla specifica Area Medica dell’Istituto, da parte nostra abbiamo evidenziato come la sfida più importante per il prossimo futuro è quella che prevede la rivisitazione del mondo della Disabilità.

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Comunicato n. 02/2022 – Rinnovo polizza

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POLIZZA ASSICURATIVA R.C. PROFESSIONALE 2022/2023
Abbiamo rinnovato con la Compagnia Reale Mutua Assicurazioni la polizza assicurativa Rc professionale, in formula collettiva, rivolta a tutti i Medici dipendenti, ai Medici Convenzionati INPS e ai Medici in quiescenza iscritti all’ANMI-FEMEPA.
Inoltre, sempre con la Reale Mutua, c’è la possibilità di attivare una polizza di copertura delle spese legali con maggiori tutele e sottoscrivibile dai medici dipendenti, convenzionati e pensionati iscritti alla ns Associazione.
Confermata la Tutela Legale con la NOBIS FILO DIRETTO, sempre in formula collettiva rivolta ai soli medici dipendenti iscritti.

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Comunicato n. 1/2022 – Novità polizza Tutela LEGALE

NOVITA’ POLIZZA ASSICURATIVA TUTELA LEGALE 2022/2023

Venendo incontro alla sollecitazione di alcuni iscritti, abbiamo richiesto alla Reale Mutua di approntare un preventivo per una polizza di copertura delle spese legali con maggiori tutele e sottoscrivibile dai medici dipendenti, convenzionati e pensionati iscritti alla ns Associazione.

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Comunicato n. 18 – ACN Medici Convenzionati

Ieri abbiamo firmato la pre-intesa per l’ACN dei medici convenzionati.
Considerati i limiti normativi ed economici entro i quali è stato necessario definire l’Accordo, ci riteniamo abbastanza soddisfatti.
Oltre agli incarichi per 35 ore settimanali, è stata prevista la possibilità di incarichi part-time per rispondere alle diverse esigenze dei colleghi.
Nell’individuazione dei punteggi, su nostra richiesta, è stato valorizzato il servizio prestato presso l’Istituto rispetto ai titoli, così da dare il giusto riconoscimento ai colleghi che da tanti anni lavorano pressi i nostri CML.

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Comunicato n. 17/2021 ACN medici esterni e medici fiscali

Il 21 ottobre u.s. abbiamo partecipato all’incontro per la stipula dell’ACN dei medici convenzionati.
L’Amministrazione non ha presentato documenti, pertanto la discussione ha affrontato tematiche generali per la definizione dell’Accordo.
In particolare sono state valutate le risorse disponibili, già individuate dalla relazione tecnica di accompagnamento alla legge di bilancio 2019 che ha previsto la stipula di una convenzione tra INPS e 820 medici.

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Comunicato n. 16/2021 – incarichi e deleghe

COMUNICATO N. 16/2021

 

È di questi giorni il conferimento a medici di I livello di incarichi ad Interim di Coordinamento di Unità Operativa Complessa dell’Area Medica.
L’Amministrazione ha, quindi, introdotto una nuova modalità per affidare incarichi temporanei di coordinamento UOC nelle more dell’avvio e dell’espletamento della procedura concorsuale per medici di II livello.
Tuttavia, tale tipologia di incarico ad Interim non risulta previsto, per l’Area Medica, da nessuna norma né dal CCNL.
L’Istituto, ancora una volta, finge di non conoscere quale sia l’attuale stato giuridico dei suoi medici dipendenti.

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Comunicato n. 15/2021 – Regolamento criteri conferimento incarichi

Ieri mattina si è tenuto un incontro sui “Criteri per il conferimento degli incarichi di Coordinamento dei professionisti”.
L’Amministrazione, dopo aver ricevuto le osservazioni di tutte le sigle sindacali, ha fornito chiarimenti sulla bozza di documento presentata il 28 luglio u.s.
Innanzitutto, dobbiamo rilevare con soddisfazione che molte delle nostre osservazioni e proposte sono state recepite.

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The best way to follow this part of the tutorial is to run the code examples in a debugger (GDB) on your lab environment. In the new Science study, the researchers used this approach to label memory cells in mice during a fear-conditioning event — that is, a mild electric shock delivered when the mouse is in a particular chamber. Then, they could use light to artificially reactivate these memory cells at different times and see if that reactivation provoked a behavioral response from the mice (freezing in place).

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  2. You need to either split 511 in multiple parts or you use LDR as I described before.
  3. Had his hippocampus removed as a 23-year-old in an attempt to treat epileptic seizures that originated in his medial temporal lobe.
  4. We know that each ARM instruction is 32bit long, and all instructions are conditional.
  5. These memories can be consciously recalled and can be autobiographical – for instance, what you did for your last birthday – or conceptual, such as learning information for an exam.
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Making long-term memories

The literal pool is a memory area in the same section (because the literal pool is part of the code) to store constants, strings, or offsets. In the example above we use these pseudo-instructions to reference an offset to a function, and to move a 32-bit constant into a register in one instruction. The reason why we sometimes need to use this syntax to move a 32-bit constant into a register in one instruction is because ARM can only load a 8-bit value in one go.

ST definitely has a prefetcher/cacher thing with a fancy marketing name that does a pretty good job. Others may offer that as well or just rely on what arm offers which varies. We know that each ARM instruction is 32bit long, and all instructions are conditional. There are 16 condition codes which we can use and one condition code takes up 4 bits of the instruction. 2 bits for the first operand register, and 1 bit for the set-status flag, plus an assorted number of bits for other matters like the actual opcodes.

“Lost” memories can be found

By definition, if an instruction fetch is delayed for some reason, the execution of that instruction (and subsequent instructions) must be delayed. Typically this is done by inserting NOPs into the pipeline until the next instruction is ready (known as “bubbling” the pipeline). After 3 months of intensive study of a new topic, 14 adult interpreters saw increases in both gray matter density and hippocampal volume.

Stephanie received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of South Carolina and a graduate certificate in science communication from the University of California, Santa Cruz. It can help keep us safe — that red stove burner is hot, don’t touch it! — and forms the basis of our identities and narratives about our lives. A Johns Hopkins study found that older women who volunteered as tutors for six months developed sharper cognitive skills.

Neuroscientists have developed two major models to describe how memories are transferred from short- to long-term memory. A new MIT study of the neural circuits that underlie this process reveals, for the first time, that memories are actually formed simultaneously in the hippocampus and the long-term storage location in the brain’s cortex. However, the long-term memories remain “silent” for about two weeks before reaching a mature state. ARM uses a load-store model for memory access which means that only load/store (LDR and STR) instructions can access memory. While on x86 most instructions are allowed to directly operate on data in memory, on ARM data must be moved from memory into registers before being operated on. A short-term memory can be consolidated into an enduring long-term memory.

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With a bit of time and patience, you can rewire your brain, which may help with certain mental health symptoms and protect against cognitive decline. It can improve movement and coordination and may help strengthen memory abilities. It can also help relieve emotional distress and improve quality of life. According to 2017 research, learning a second language in adulthood can also strengthen white matter, which helps facilitate brain connectivity and communication between different brain regions.

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The researchers also plan to further investigate how the prefrontal cortex engram maturation process occurs. This study already showed that communication between the prefrontal cortex and the hippocampus is critical, because blocking the circuit connecting those two regions prevented the cortical memory cells from maturing properly. In the basolateral amygdala, once memories were formed, the engram cells remained unchanged throughout the course of the experiment. Those cells, which are necessary to evoke the emotions linked with particular memories, communicate with engram cells in both the hippocampus and the prefrontal cortex. Functionally, Alzheimer’s disease patients lose more and more memories, including elements of language and important information about their lives. Procedural memories (motor skills) are the last ability to be destroyed.

Additionally, the cerebellum at the back of the skull plays a vital role in the timing and execution of learned, skilled motor movement. The simplest answer is that the human brain reshapes itself with each new memory. This happens through the actions of synapses, or the tiny gaps between brain cells.

The researchers could also determine which memory cells were active when the mice were placed in the chamber where the fear conditioning occurred, prompting them to naturally recall the memory. Beginning in the 1950s, studies of the famous amnesiac patient Henry Molaison, then known only as Patient H.M., revealed that the hippocampus is essential for forming new long-term memories. Molaison, whose hippocampus was damaged during an operation meant to help control his epileptic seizures, was no longer able to store new memories after the operation. However, he could still access some memories that had been formed before the surgery. The formation of new neurons also plays an important role in memory storage, even in adult brains. Scientists used to think that the brain stopped producing new neurons after adolescence, but research in the past two decades has shown that not only do adult brains make new neurons, but these neurons are key for learning and memory.

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Neuroscientists have developed two major models to describe how memories are transferred from short- to long-term memory. A new MIT study of the neural circuits that underlie this process reveals, for the first time, that memories are actually formed simultaneously in the hippocampus and the long-term storage location in the brain’s cortex. However, the long-term memories remain “silent” for about two weeks before reaching a mature state. ARM uses a load-store model for memory access which means that only load/store (LDR and STR) instructions can access memory. While on x86 most instructions are allowed to directly operate on data in memory, on ARM data must be moved from memory into registers before being operated on. A short-term memory can be consolidated into an enduring long-term memory.

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  1. Learning a language at any stage of life could help slow down future decline related to age, including symptoms of dementia.
  2. Removal of the temporal lobe, including the hippocampus, led to the inability to form new memories, known as anterograde amnesia.
  3. A more recent model, the multiple trace model, suggests that traces of episodic memories remain in the hippocampus.
  4. Stephanie received a bachelor’s degree in psychology from the University of South Carolina and a graduate certificate in science communication from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
  5. One of the critical functions of the brain is to encode and store information, which becomes our memories.

For example, if brain trauma after a car accident affects your ability to speak, you haven’t necessarily lost this ability permanently. Therapy and rehabilitation can help your brain relearn this ability by repairing old pathways or creating new ones. If you need to figure out if a certain number can be used as a valid immediate value, you don’t need what do u mean by standard cost to calculate it yourself. You can use my little python script called rotator.py which takes your number as an input and tells you if it can be used as a valid immediate number. You need to either split 511 in multiple parts or you use LDR as I described before. This website is managed by the MIT News Office, part of the Institute Office of Communications.

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Strong social connections improve quality of life and emotional wellness, so engaging with others more regularly can be another great way to boost brain health and help relieve symptoms of anxiety and depression. This value is added or subtracted from the base register (R1 in the example below) to access data at an offset known at compile time. However, they are also easy to forget as they are susceptible to disruption during the process of forming and storing the information. The brain releases higher concentrations of certain neurotransmitters in high-emotion scenarios, Adhikari told Live Science, and the presence of these neurotransmitters can strengthen the memory circuits in the hippocampus. At Oxford University, researchers taught people to juggle and found the prefrontal cortex of the jugglers had a higher density of white matter (the fibers that let neurons communicate) after six weeks. Any new physical challenge that is practiced intently will likely have this effect.

Offset form: Scaled register as the offset

These paired regions are important for initial memory formation and play a key role in the transfer of memories from short-term storage to long-term storage. Peak brain development[1] occurs in the early years (0-3), and again between the ages of twelve and twenty-four. We now know that humans also have the ability to continue to improve brain function throughout life. The part of the brain that is key to reasoning, problem solving, comprehension, impulse-control, creativity and perseverance is the prefrontal cortex.

The best way to follow this part of the tutorial is to run the code examples in a debugger (GDB) on your lab environment. In the new Science study, the researchers used this approach to label memory cells in mice during a fear-conditioning event — that is, a mild electric shock delivered when the mouse is in a particular chamber. Then, they could use light to artificially reactivate these memory cells at different times and see if that reactivation provoked a behavioral response from the mice (freezing in place).

Implicit memories

The researchers also plan to further investigate how the prefrontal cortex engram maturation process occurs. This study already showed that communication between the prefrontal cortex and the hippocampus is critical, because blocking the circuit connecting those two regions prevented the cortical memory cells from maturing properly. In the basolateral amygdala, once memories were formed, the engram cells remained unchanged throughout the course of the experiment. Those cells, which are necessary to evoke the emotions linked with particular memories, communicate with engram cells in both the hippocampus and the prefrontal cortex. Functionally, Alzheimer’s disease patients lose more and more memories, including elements of language and important information about their lives. Procedural memories (motor skills) are the last ability to be destroyed.

The literal pool is a memory area in the same section (because the literal pool is part of the code) to store constants, strings, or offsets. In the example above we use these pseudo-instructions to reference an offset to a function, and to move a 32-bit constant into a register in one instruction. The reason why we sometimes need to use this syntax to move a 32-bit constant into a register in one instruction is because ARM can only load a 8-bit value in one go.

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If a number can’t be used directly, it must be split into parts and pieced together from multiple smaller numbers. As the die-off of neurons increases, affected brain regions begin to shrink and waste away. By the final stages of Alzheimer’s, damage is widespread and much brain tissue is lost. The different types of memory each have their own particular mode of operation, but they all co-operate in the process of memorisation and can be seen as three necessary steps in forming a lasting memory. When one neuron continually stimulates another, their connection strengthens, meaning it becomes easier and easier for them to stimulate each other as time goes on.

These traces may store details of the memory, while the more general outlines are stored in the neocortex. Human memory is complex, and neuroscientists are still trying to uncover the mechanisms that lead to memories being formed. New scientific techniques are gradually allowing the examination of how memories are encoded and stored, but, as yet, the surface of the mind and the memories it contains have only just been examined. Damage to neurons in the hippocampus prevents the formation of new memories and also disrupts neurons that have formed networks encoding existing memories. Removal of the temporal lobe, including the hippocampus, led to the inability to form new memories, known as anterograde amnesia. However H.M.’s short-term and procedural memory (knowing how to do things, like motor skills) remained intact, as did many of his memories before the surgery.

When we visit a friend or go to the beach, our brain stores a short-term memory of the experience in a part of the brain called the hippocampus. Those memories are later “consolidated” — that is, transferred to another part of the brain for longer-term storage. ZenCortex has provided amazing hearing support for men and women in their 30s, 40, 50s and even 70s. Because it was engineered based on teachings of modern science, ZenCortex formula is very gentle yet very powerful at the same time using pure plant ingredients and natural minerals. And you can rest assured knowing it’s manufactured in the United States in a state-of-the-art FDA registered and GMP certified facility.