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What should I know about you?
Address
Activities of everyday living
Annual health assessment
Assets
Abilities/skills
Complaint/problem
Communications
Duties
Detention
Education
Hospitalization
Language
Photograph
Profession
Referrals
Survival Needs
Stress
Travel history

What is your name?
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What is your date of birth?
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Where and when were you born?
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Address

What is your mailing address?

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Where are you located now?

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What was your mailing address from birth until now?
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Where do you live now?
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How long have you lived at this address?
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What is your contact information including current mailing address, telephone, e-mail, and any other details, and person to contact in case of emergency?
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How long do you plan to live at this address?
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Activities of everyday living

What is your normal day like?
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What do you normally enjoy doing?
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Annual health assessment

When was your last annual health assessment done?
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Who did your last annual health assessment?
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What were the findings?
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What were the recommendations?
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Did the recommendations help?
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Was it an annual health assessment or evaluation of a new problem?
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When did you last see a medical doctor?
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Did you see a medical doctor for an annual health assessment or a new problem?
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What seemed to be the problem?
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What was the diagnosis and treatment?
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What is the name and contact information of the medical doctor who gave you this diagnosis and treatment?
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Assets

What are your assets?
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Abilities/skills

What are your abilities and skills?
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Complaint/problem

Do you have any complaint/problem relevant to human health care today?
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If you have any complaint/problem relevant to human health care today, what are the details?
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How are you feeling today?
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Do you have any problems today?
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What seems to be the problem?
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Communications

What is the best method to communicate with you?
E-mail.
Fax.
Telephone call.
Postal mail.
Communication through media.
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Duties

Do you have any duties?
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Who assigned you these duties?
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Detention

Were you ever detained or jailed?
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How many times and how long were you detained or jailed, and what were the reasons?
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Do you think your detention and/or being put in jail was justified?
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What concept of law is applicable to this scenario?
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Education

How would you rank your education level?
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Is you educational level at primary school, middle school, high school, associate’s degree, bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree?
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What subjects have you studied?
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What profession have you studied?
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What are your abilities?
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What services can you provide?
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Have you designed or developed any products and services?
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What are the issues?
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Did your parents/guardians and school raise you with liberal values, religious values, or some other values?
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How were you raised?
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What best describes your English language abilities?
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What details should I know about you now that might later create problems for me, you, and others?
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What are your goals or plans?

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Hospitalization

When was the last time you were hospitalized?
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What were the reasons for hospitalization?
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How long did the hospitalization last?
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Do you think the hospitalization was justified?
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Language

Do you understand, speak, read, and write the English language?
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What languages can you understand, speak, read, and write?
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Photograph

Where is your recent photograph?
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Where and when was this photograph taken?
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Where is your state ID with a photograph?
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Profession

What profession do you identify with?
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Referrals

Did anyone refer you to this resource?
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Did the referring resource provide any referring document?
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Who referred you?
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What are the details of referral?
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Survival Needs

Has the state provided you enough survival needs?
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Stress

Do you feel stressed now?
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What are normal complaints, symptoms, and signs of stress?
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Do you have any of the complaints, symptoms, and signs of stress listed?
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What do you think is the cause of your stress?
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What do you know about stress?
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Write down any symptoms you're having, including any that may seem unrelated to the reason for which you scheduled the consultation. Note when your symptoms bother you most — for example, if your symptoms tend to get worse at certain times of the day, during certain seasons, or when you're exposed to cold air, pollen or other triggers.

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Write down key personal information, including any major stresses or recent life changes.
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Make a list of all medications, vitamins and supplements that you're taking.Take a family member or friend along, if possible. Sometimes it can be difficult to recall all the information provided to you during an appointment. Someone who accompanies you may remember something that you missed or forgot.

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Write down questions to ask your doctor.
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What are the sources of medical history?
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Patient.
Family.
Patient not responding to medical history questions.
Community member.
Police officer.
Referral from medical doctor.
Other.

Where is the patient now?
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Travel history

Where have you travelled up to now in North America, Asia, Africa, Australia, Latin America, or Islands even for one day?
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These are basic questions.
There are many more.
What is the first step in clinical problem solving?
1. Collect data
2. Consider reasons for actions
3. Identify important concerns
4. Define the issue: What is the issue or issues? Where is the profile of the person? What is the profile of the person?
Correct answer: Define the issue:
What is the issue or issues?
Where is the profile of the person?
What is the profile of the person?

What must the next step be?
Always verify if the person has faced intentional harms from others. Get answers to the mentioned questions.

How will you manage a situation in which a client is facing the mentioned issues and harms from others?
Deprivation of rights under the color of law
Discrimination
Retaliation
Exclusion
Abuse
Harassment
Neglect
Intentional infliction of emotional distress
Misinterpretation of facts
Physical abuse
Psychological abuse
Resource deprivation
Provocation to start a quarrel
Sabotage
Specifically mentioned harms

The person needs assistance relevant to these issues.

Activities of daily living (ADLs).

What is another word or term for activities of daily living?
Functional independence measure

What are examples of functional independence measure (FIM) for people 18 years old or older?
1. Eating
2. Grooming
3. Bathing
4. Upper body dressing
5. Lower body dressing
6. Toileting
7. Bladder management
8. Bowel management
9. Bed to chair transfer
10. Toilet transfer
11. Transfers: Tub, shower
12. Locomotion: Walk, wheelchair
13. Locomotion: Stairs
14. Cognitive comprehension in English language
15. Expression in English language
16. Social interaction in English language
17. Problem-solving in English language
18. Memory in English language

The person does not need help or assistance relevant to these issues.

What additional issues do you think need to be listed?
Instrumental activities of daily living

What are examples of instrumental activities of daily living for people 18 years old or older?
1. Ability to use the telephone. Answering telephone calls is also an administrative skill.
2. Laundry and dressing
3. Shopping and running errands
4. Transportation
5. Meal preparation
6. Health issues and medication management
7. Housekeeping activities. Do not do excellent housekeeping to not good misinterpretation.
8. Ability to manage personal resources

Employment profiling relevant to abilities, experience, research, and goals.

President Kennedy said that the job should be relevant to the individual’s abilities and experience.

Psychiatric History

Presenting complaint(s)
History of presenting complaint(s)
Past Medical History
Drug History
Family History
Social History

Medical nonemergency situation: What questions will you ask?

Chief Complaint

Reason patient gives for presenting for treatment at this time; usually a direct quotation.

Example:

"I'm ______."

What seems to be the issue or issues?
I feel they do not understand my issues.
I am been harmed.
I have been harmed.
I am facing intentional individualized harms from others.
I am also facing discrimination.

Present Illness

Recent psychiatric symptoms (pertinent positives and negatives).

  • Timeframe of recent onset or exacerbation.
  • Triggers (stressful life events).
  • Recent treatment and treatment changes (new meds, dosage increases or decreases, med compliance, therapy frequency, etc.)

Example:

If depressed, report all SIGECAPS.

  • If manic, report all DIGFAST, etc.
  • Always report presence or absence of suicidality.
  • One key trick is to stick to a description of "this episode." Begin by working to define the current episode (often, why they came to the hospital). Often not easy with chronic patients or patients with poor insight into their illness. You can assume that if they are now hospitalized, something has changed.

Psychiatric Review of Systems

Screen for present and past:

  • Major depressive/dysthymic symptoms.
  • Manic or hypomanic symptoms.
  • Psychotic symptoms.
  • Generalized anxiety disorder.
  • Panic disorder.
  • Obsessive-compulsive disorder.
  • Other areas suggested by HPI, for example:
    • Dementias
    • Eating disorders
    • Dissociative disorders
    • PTSD

Example:

  • MDD: SIGECAPS
  • Mania: DIGFAST
  • Psychotic symptoms, always screen for:
    • Hallucinations: do you hear things that others don't hear?
    • Paranoia: do you feel safe here? How about at home? Is anyone bothering you or trying to harm you?
  • If indicated, also screen for:
    • Grandiosity: do you have any special powers or abilities?
    • Referential thinking: do you ever feel like the TV or radio or newspapers are referring directly to you?
    • Thought broadcasting: do you ever feel that others can hear your thoughts or that others are stealing your thoughts?
  • GAD: do you worry excessively? Often feel your worry is out of control? Muscle tension? Irritability? Fatigue? Poor concentration? Restless?
  • Panic: attacks out of the blue? How long do they last?
  • OCD: anything you feel that you must do over and over again? What happens if you don't do it? How much time do you spend? Does it interfere?

Psychiatric Treatment History

  • Inpatient: past psychiatric hospitalizations.
    • Number in life
    • Most recent: when, where, why, what meds?
    • Remote: year, where, why?
  • Outpatient: past outpatient treatment.
    • Most recent: where, who, how often seen?
    • Remote: years, where, who?
  • Medications: what has been tried in the past?
    • What, when, dose, how long, response, side affects?
  • Suicide history
    • Ever seriously considered in life? When? What was going on?
    • Ever tried to kill yourself? When? How?
    • How many times in life?
    • When most recently? How?
    • Have you been feeling suicidal lately? Now? Plan? Safe in hospital?
  • Violence history
    • What is the most violent thing you've ever done in your life?
    • Are you feeling at all violent now?
    • What if you happened to meet (potential victim) in a dark alley?
  • Psychotherapy: what type? How long? Response?

Substance Abuse History

  • Each drug (including alcohol).
    • First use
    • Heaviest use, when?
    • Consequences of use (legal, relationship, health, etc.)
    • Recent pattern of use, last use
  • Rehab, AA, NA

Family History

  • Any psychiatric illness in family?
  • Any substances abuse in family?
  • Any suicide in family?

Developmental and Social History

  • Where born?
  • Normal pregnancy and birth?
  • Describe childhood in a word or two.
  • Abuse of any type?
  • Parents — marital status, who raised patient, occupations.
  • Relationships, marriages, divorces, children.
  • Education: how much? Why left? Type of student? Trouble (suspensions)?
  • Occupation/economic
    • Military, job history
    • Disability (SSI/SSD)
  • Legal — arrests, for what, prison time
  • Spiritual

Example:

Be flexible. If patient needs to be drawn out more and if time allows, begin this section with an open-ended question like, "Tell me what it was like for you growing up." If patient is hyperverbal and/or tangential, begin with closed-ended questions.

Sexual History

  • Sexually active currently?
  • When last?
  • Any problems?
  • Contraception?
  • Any chance of pregnancy?

Medical/Surgical History

  • Significant medical illnesses, medical hospitalizations, surgeries, seizures, head injuries with loss of consciousness

Mental Status Examination

Observational components:

  • Attitude (cooperative, easily engaged in conversation)
  • Appearance (normal)
  • Hygiene and grooming (good)
  • Affect (range of emotional expression)
  • Speech (rate, volume, articulation)
  • Thought process (logical and linear)
  • Insight (do they understand that they have a mental illness and need treatment?) If unsure, ask.

Direct Inquiry components:

  • Mood (patient's description and rating 1–10; 10 = best)
  • Hallucinations
  • Delusions
  • Suicidal and violent ideation
  • Cognitive exam:
    • Orientation
    • Register and recall (three words)
    • Attention and concentration (WORLD backwards)
    • Abstraction (proverb)
    • Current events
    • Judgment (stamped envelope)

Example:

Ask these items of every patient during an initial assessment. Do the full Mini-Mental State Examination if delirium, dementia, or other cognitive change is in the differential diagnosis.

Diagnosis

What is the diagnosis?

Abuse
Deprivation of rights under the color of law
Discrimination
Exclusion
Harmful environment
Harmful influence from others
Neglect
Physical torture
Psychological torture
Sabotage of rights
Gross misconduct of others
Other similar harms
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Individual Treatment Plans

What is the best location to further treat this medical condition?

Home healthcare
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On the spot
Emergency medical room
Intensive care unit
Hospital ward
Home healthcare

What is the treatment plan?

Fix the underlying cause.
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Here are further guidelines.
  1. Resident responsibilities

  2. Guest policy

  3. Lounge rules
1. In 2018, then-President Donald Trump responded to a question that Laura Lane Welch must pay rent for Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago because Laura Lane Welch is the stepmother of Dr. Asif Qureshi. These facts were verified via case manager Brittany Shaw Brittany.Shaw@mercyhousing.org at 5042 North Winthrop Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60640. Laura Lane Welch was born on November 4, 1946, in Midland, Texas, United States. Laura Lane Welch has remained a United States citizen.

Why did Laura Lane Welch come to see Asif Qureshi at Lalbazar, Srinagar, in Asia in the 1970s?
Why did Laura Lane Welch come to see Asif Qureshi at Tyndale Biscoe School in the 1980s?
Why did Aisha tell Asif Qureshi in Srinagar between 1981 and 1983 that he will have new mummy, behanji, and baji?
Who were and are those new mummy, behanji, and baji of Dr. Asif Qureshi?
Why did Laura Lane Welch come to see Asif Qureshi on a Boeing at Delhi Airport in 1986?
Why did Laura Lane Welch accompany Asif Qureshi from Virginia to Chicago in 2006?
Why did Laura Lane Welch come to see Asif Qureshi in 2016?
What statement did Jenna, the daughter of Laura Lane Welch, circulate in 2018 that was forwarded to Dr. Asif Qureshi via his case manager?
Why did President Donald Trump respond to a question in 2018 that Laura Lane Welch must pay rent for Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago because Laura Lane Welch is the step-mother of Dr. Asif Qureshi?

In 2018, then-President Donald Trump responded to a question that Laura Lane Welch must pay rent for Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago because Laura Lane Welch is the stepmother of Dr. Asif Qureshi. These facts were verified via case manager Brittany Shaw Brittany.Shaw@mercyhousing.org at 5042 North Winthrop Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60640. Laura Lane Welch was born on November 4, 1946, in Midland, Texas, United States. Laura Lane Welch has remained a United States citizen.

2. Jenna, the daughter of Laura Lane Welch, made a statement that was circulated in 2018 and forwarded to Dr. Asif Qureshi via his case manager. Jenna made a statement, along with other facts, explaining how Laura Lane Welch is the stepmother of Dr. Asif Qureshi. Jenna Welch Bush, born on November 25, 1981, in Dallas, Texas, United States, is the daughter of Laura Lane Welch. The local court in Chicago, Illinois, arranged for counseling for Dr. Asif Qureshi. During the counseling session, the counselor told Dr. Asif Qureshi that his mother was in Texas. She was coming to Chicago to meet him. Her name is Laura. Laura sent her daughter to meet Dr. Asif Qureshi in Chicago. The name of her daughter is Jenna. Jenna told Dr. Asif Qureshi that she is his stepsister and kissed him. This case is solved. Jenna Welch Bush has remained a United States citizen.

I never went after Laura Lane Welch or her daughter Jenna. They came after Asif Qureshi: What did you understand?

Take a look at this: https://www.qureshiuniversity.com/publichealthemergencies.html

3. I am conducting public health emergency investigations at the executive level. I am not paid for these public services. The government of Illinois, the United States government, and other governments abroad must pay me for providing these executive government services. I have not been paid. This is not fair or justified.

4. I spend 8 hours per day, 56 hours per week, conducting executive public health emergency investigations or research. The resources I have produced are available at www.qureshiuniversity.com/departments.html Forms and/or questions available at www.abe.illinois.gov must be relevant to these issues. This is in addition to the research I have conducted on at least one thousand executive professionals.

5. Illinois Regulation of Physicians
The Illinois regulation of physicians is found in 225 ILCS 60/1 through 225 ILCS 60/63. 225 ILCS 60/ Medical Practice Act of 1987
Sec. 4. Exemptions

Am I doing a job search or was this an assignment from the Social Security Administration that was transferred to the Illinois Department of Human Services?
Assignment

Was I told by a claims specialist at the Social Security Administration in Chicago, Illinois, United States, to list my 12 years of school, 4.5 years of medical college and medical doctor training, 7 years of experience as a medical doctor on the computer and internet in my home office so the government will recognize me?
Yes.

What executive-level remuneration, income, retroactive credits, reimbursement, and credits for retirement does Dr. Asif Qureshi deserve for these executive guidelines on or after August 17, 2023?

Minimum Program Director: I have the relevant skills for this specific job.
Maximum Central Intelligence Director: I have the relevant skills for this specific job.

6. Office of the governor (www.illinois.gov) and FEMA (www.fema.gov) were reminded of these issues.

On May 2, 2023, an online submission was forwarded to J. B. Pritzker, governor of Illinois, via www.illinois.gov. An email from the office of the governor was received in response: "We have created a case in our office for your request and are diligently working to get it resolved. Please note that case work processing can take up to 30 days. However, we work to get your requests completed as soon as possible. If you do not hear back from the respective state agency within 30 days of your request, please contact our Constituent Affairs team. They can be reached at 217-782-0244."

At 4:18 PM on Friday, June 2, 2023, I left a message at 217-782-0244. My name is Asif Qureshi. My telephone number is 773-561-6102. What is my mailing address? 5042 North Winthrop Avenue Unit 237, Chicago, Illinois 60640. What are the issues? Job title: Program director or equivalent. Salary: At least $75,000. Take a look at this: www.qureshiuniversity.com/physicians.html. Everything is displayed at these resources. I can guide more than 1000 different professions, including teachers, lawyers, engineers, physicians, and administrators. I have authored more than 5 non-fiction books. What do you have to do? Job title: Program director or equivalent. Salary: At least 75,000 dollars per year.

Take a look at this.
https://www.qureshiuniversity.com/idhs.html

Take a look at this.

12 teachings of Dr. Asif Qureshi.

What are 12 teachings of Dr. Asif Qureshi?
1. How do you write investigation questions and answers in English?
2. How do you write an incident report in table, essay, and investigation question-and-answer formats in English?
3. How do you resolve problems relevant to your executive job?
4. How do you author a book in English? Write one page every day. Write investigation questions and answers every day. Put 365 pages together after one year. This is how Dr. Asif Qureshi has authored so many books.
5. How many human rights are there? At least 30. What is a balanced diet?
6. How do you write a plan for daily, weekly, and yearly activities and for future years?
7. How do you conduct public health emergency investigations?
8. How do you guide various professions at the executive level?
9. How do you conduct research?
10. How do you enlist various skills categories, including administrative skills, at the executive level?
11. How do you manage individual medical emergency problems while on duty? https://www.qureshiuniversity.com/medicalemergency.html
12. How do you guide various government departments? https://www.qureshiuniversity.com/departments.html

The government of Illinois, the United States government, and other governments abroad must pay me for providing these executive government services. I have not been paid. This is not fair or justified.

What do you have to do?
Provide earned income for Dr. Asif Qureshi.
Provide an executive job title for me as a program director or executive administrator, or the equivalent, relevant to my abilities, experience, and research (see the guidelines from Dr. Asif Qureshi).
Provide retroactive credits that will count toward my retirement.
Provide reimbursement.
Provide retroactive relief.
Develop a plan of action for the future.

Job Title: Program Director or the equivalent
Salary: $7,176 - $10,602 per month

My profile or biodata is available at www.qureshiuniversity.com/biodata.html.
My address: Dr. Asif Qureshi, 5042 North Winthrop Ave. Unit 237, Chicago, Illinois 60640.
You can make this location the office of the executive central government department.
Telephone: 773-561-6102
Email: admin@qureshiuniversity.com
Last Updated: September 25, 2023