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This issue of Perioperative Nursing Clinics, Guest Edited by Vivek Shetty and Grant Marshall, will focus on Collaborative Care of the Facial Injury Patient, with topics such as: Psychosocial issues; Substance Use and Injury; Intimate Partner Violence, and Barriers to Collaborative Care.

P ractical .NET for Financial Markets was born because we were convinced no focused literature existed for people involved in application/product development in financial markets using .NET. Although a lot of .NET-related material is available, most often it is not relevant for developers in the finance domain. The finance domain poses some interesting issues and challenges. Reliability, accuracy, and performance are tested to the hilt. Given the number of professionals worldwide who are engaged in implementing solutions using Microsoft technologies as well as the impending changes that .NET...

P ractical .NET for Financial Markets was born because we were convinced no focused literature existed for people involved in application/product development in financial markets using .NET. Although a lot of .NET-related material is available, most often it is not relevant for developers in the finance domain. The finance domain poses some interesting issues and challenges. Reliability, accuracy, and performance are tested to the hilt. Given the number of professionals worldwide who are engaged in implementing solutions using Microsoft technologies as well as the impending changes that .NET...

Articles include: The Problem of Orofacial Injury, Acute and Chronic Psychological Reactions to Orofacial Injury, Technological Advances to Foster Collaborative Care, Screening for Psychological Problems in the Trauma Setting, Barriers to Collaborative Care: Patient and Provider Perceptions, Substance Use Problems and Correlates of Facial Injury, Facial Injury as a Marker of Domestic Violence, Social Support and Resource Needs as Mediators of Recovery After Facial Injury, and Integrated Care in General Trauma.

Evolving technology and integration of digital solutions in private practice have transformed diagnosis and treatment planning from a traditional two-dimensional (2D) approach into an advanced three-dimensional (3D) technique. The use of digital technology meets the demand of multiple-doctor practices, multiple practice locations, patient volume growth, and allows efficient and convenient storage, retrieval, and sharing of information. Orthodontics is rapidly embracing new materials and advanced technologies, making the fully equipped 3D orthodontic office a reality. Recent developments and...