Despite a long period of economic and international isolation Cheap New York Islanders Jerseys , Cuba has grown into one of the finest luxury holiday destinations in the world, and its mixture of natural beauty and unique culture continues to draw in visitors from across the globe. There are plenty of different kinds of Cuban holidays that you can take ? active or relaxed, a cultural visit or a desert island getaway?or all of the above! If you are interested in taking a holiday to Cuba but aren?t certain what kind of holiday to have, here are five experiences you shouldn?t miss out on?

Go on a City Break to Havana

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Stay in a One of Cuba?s Historic Hotels

For a truly unforgettable luxury holiday to Cuba, book in a stay at one of the islands most historic hotels. These loving restored colonial buildings provide a feast for the senses Casey Cizikas Islanders Jersey , and are amongst the most interesting and diverse accommodation options in the world. Particular highlights include the spectacular Saratoga Hotel and the National Hotel in Havana.

Relax at an All Inclusive Coastal Resort

There?s plenty to keep you fascinated and entertained in Havana and the other cities, but if you crave relaxation and seclusion, head to the coast. Ranging from the sprawling resort of Varadero to the more intimate Cayo Largo, Cuba?s holiday resorts are renowned for the quality of accommodation, attentive service Adam Pelech Islanders Jersey , and simply stunning natural surroundings. If you are looking for peace and quiet, a luxury holiday on Cuba?s coast will be just what you are looking for.

Go Diving at Cayo Coco

Cuba?s rich coastline has long supported an active tradition of deep sea fishing, but if you?d prefer to swim amongst the fish rather than catch them on your Cuba holiday, the warm waters provide plenty of superb opportunities for scuba diving. Almost every coastal resort has diving facilities, but Cayo Coco stands out from the rest for the quality of its dive sites. Well known amongst divers for its enormous coral reefs and an abundance of angel fish Calvin De Haan Islanders Jersey , nurse sharks, butterfly fish and numerous other species, Cayo Coco is the place to go for divers on holiday to Cuba.

Play Golf in Varadero

There aren?t many opportunities for a round of golf on the island, but keen golfers who are craving for the chance to play whilst on holiday in Cuba won?t be disappointed ? the El Varadero Golf course is a real delight. Well designed, the course provides a great playing experience for both amateur and experienced players Jaroslav Halak Islanders Jersey , and the Xanadu mansion which acts as the clubhouse is a classy place to relax between rounds.
In choosing an EMR system for an ophthalmology practice, a major factor to consider is the system s ability to handle high resolution images.

At our practice we have a multi sub specialty which includes glaucoma and retina, which require that electronic images are viewable from devices such as both digital fluorescein cameras and ocular coherence tomography, GDx and HRT.

Many EMR systems have viewing modules built in. Some practices may want to consider a solution which has more robust capability, such as the ability to view multiple images at the same time Brock Nelson Islanders Jersey , meanwhile scrolling through other reports, along with the ability to view images over a WAN between office locations.

I recently spoke with Steve Thomas, CRA of Florida Opthalmic Consultants, an independent imaging consultant for ophthalmologists. I asked him about the key factors that a practice needs to consider when selecting an imaging system. His responses:

1. Durability. This is based on the reputation of the manufacturer and the average amount of use. Can you get it fixed fast if it breaks? Who provides the technical support?

2. Expandability. After the system has been in use for a number of years, will you need additional computer resources to manage the increasing patient image information? How do you backup this information to protect loss?

3. Affordability. This is based on your patient volume how many fluorescein angiograms (FA) and fundus photos (FP) are typically performed? Based on the revenue from this volume what does the system cost to run and maintain?

4. Licensing. Is the system licensed per practice Anders Lee Islanders Jersey , per doctor, or per user? If it is per user, does the system limit how many users can be logged on at any one time? Can you network the system into all your exam rooms without having to purchase additional licenses?

5. Interoperability. Is it a self contained system? Will it dovetail easily with your existing EMR system? Or is the digital part from a third party manufacturer, complicating service issues when the system goes down?

6. Usability. Do you need to hire special staff to operate the equipment? If not, does the manufacturer provide extensive training to your existing staff? Is ease of use offset by a lack of capabilities?

7. Accessibility. Can you access the information from office to office if your practice grows requiring that need? How easilyquickly can you view these images across a wide area network? Will you be able to do any tele medicine with the equipment?

8. Resolution needs. What image resolution (for FA and FP systems) will be required to suit your practice needs? Don?t fall into the higher res is better trap ? a high resolution image viewed on a lower resolution monitor may lose .