DESIGNING PERSONALIZED TREATMENT: AN
... a systematic and coordinated fashion, incorporating patient education, systematic INR testing, tracking, follow-up, and good patient communication of results and dosing decisions” (p. e162S). However, it is unclear which personalized dosages should be prescribed in that systematic therapy approach. ...
... a systematic and coordinated fashion, incorporating patient education, systematic INR testing, tracking, follow-up, and good patient communication of results and dosing decisions” (p. e162S). However, it is unclear which personalized dosages should be prescribed in that systematic therapy approach. ...
Social Change: Mechanisms and Metaphors
... of society (the political system, say) was explained in terms of the benefits it provided to the society as a whole (political stability, for example).3 This tended to distract attention from specific processes or mechanisms of change. If something was beneficial to society, that was why it existed. ...
... of society (the political system, say) was explained in terms of the benefits it provided to the society as a whole (political stability, for example).3 This tended to distract attention from specific processes or mechanisms of change. If something was beneficial to society, that was why it existed. ...
Hypersensitivity guide 20150412
... should populate those records. This proposal expects to develop an implementation guide which will: ...
... should populate those records. This proposal expects to develop an implementation guide which will: ...
Unit Testing
... • After each transformation, the test model may have to be enriched with test specific properties. Examples: • If PIT and PST models must cover unexpected system behavior, special exception handling code must be added to the test code • Test control and deployment information is usually added at the ...
... • After each transformation, the test model may have to be enriched with test specific properties. Examples: • If PIT and PST models must cover unexpected system behavior, special exception handling code must be added to the test code • Test control and deployment information is usually added at the ...
PDF - Demographic Research
... 2013), which is generally argued to be due to higher economic and social costs of moving for large families and older children (e.g., Sandefur and Scott 1981). Mobility tends to be highest during pregnancy and shortly after a birth (Clark and Davies Withers 2007; Kulu 2008; Steele, Clarke, and Washb ...
... 2013), which is generally argued to be due to higher economic and social costs of moving for large families and older children (e.g., Sandefur and Scott 1981). Mobility tends to be highest during pregnancy and shortly after a birth (Clark and Davies Withers 2007; Kulu 2008; Steele, Clarke, and Washb ...
Advances in Environmental Biology
... complaining of vomiting due to gastroenteritis causing mild to moderate dehydration. In view of previously conducted studies the sample size was decided to be 105. The participants were assigned to three groups of 35 each. At first some explanations on the purpose of the study and how to collaborate ...
... complaining of vomiting due to gastroenteritis causing mild to moderate dehydration. In view of previously conducted studies the sample size was decided to be 105. The participants were assigned to three groups of 35 each. At first some explanations on the purpose of the study and how to collaborate ...
Right to buy … time to move? investigating the moving behaviour of
... desirable properties, in the more desirable areas. More specifically, during the early years of the RTB, the majority of tenant purchasers were middle- to old-aged married couples with non-dependent children (Forrest and Murie 1988). They also tended to be from higher social classes with white colla ...
... desirable properties, in the more desirable areas. More specifically, during the early years of the RTB, the majority of tenant purchasers were middle- to old-aged married couples with non-dependent children (Forrest and Murie 1988). They also tended to be from higher social classes with white colla ...
DELEGATION AND ASSIGNMENT OF NURSING ACTIVITIES Position
... PERMITTED within current standards of practice.) Delegation of the technical task of medication administration to UAP via injectable [i.e., intradermal (ID), subcutaneous (SQ), or intramuscular (IM)] routes is permitted ONLY with careful consideration of applicable laws, rules, standards, policies, ...
... PERMITTED within current standards of practice.) Delegation of the technical task of medication administration to UAP via injectable [i.e., intradermal (ID), subcutaneous (SQ), or intramuscular (IM)] routes is permitted ONLY with careful consideration of applicable laws, rules, standards, policies, ...
ethics session 3 personal and situational influences
... • Critically evaluate the importance of situational influences on ethical decision-making (issues and context based) • Identify points of leverage for managing and improving ethical decision-making in business ...
... • Critically evaluate the importance of situational influences on ethical decision-making (issues and context based) • Identify points of leverage for managing and improving ethical decision-making in business ...
Services aux enfants et adultes - Brant Family and Children`s Services
... cognitive and behavioural efforts to manage specific external or internal demands (and conflicts between them) that are appraised as taxing or exceeding the resources of a person” (p. 17). Frydenberg tells us that there are three aspects to his definition. “First, coping is a response to a specific ...
... cognitive and behavioural efforts to manage specific external or internal demands (and conflicts between them) that are appraised as taxing or exceeding the resources of a person” (p. 17). Frydenberg tells us that there are three aspects to his definition. “First, coping is a response to a specific ...
Some Comments and Suggestions concerning Population
... PK or PK/PD model can be made without better chosen data. This is another way of saying that it is always crucial to record accurately the times at which doses are given and serum samples are drawn. Also, in general, one probably needs to get, at a minimum, and over several dose intervals if needed, ...
... PK or PK/PD model can be made without better chosen data. This is another way of saying that it is always crucial to record accurately the times at which doses are given and serum samples are drawn. Also, in general, one probably needs to get, at a minimum, and over several dose intervals if needed, ...
Commitment of Newcomers and Old-timers to Online Health Support
... can change as a function of their tenure in the community. For example, in many information-sharing communities, including health support groups, newcomers may be drawn to the community by the motivation to acquire information about their particular problem, and they can arrive at the site either th ...
... can change as a function of their tenure in the community. For example, in many information-sharing communities, including health support groups, newcomers may be drawn to the community by the motivation to acquire information about their particular problem, and they can arrive at the site either th ...
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... different types of skies or the best time for a picnic) on their beliefs about object attributes, such as the likelihood of rain. Beliefs about attributes, in turn, depend on information. Following convention in cognitive science, we define information as any data potentially relevant to interaction ...
... different types of skies or the best time for a picnic) on their beliefs about object attributes, such as the likelihood of rain. Beliefs about attributes, in turn, depend on information. Following convention in cognitive science, we define information as any data potentially relevant to interaction ...
research proposal --- work-family conflict
... correlation and consequences that can follow when both interact with one another. In connection to family, many predictors of work-family conflict have been researched, including demands, resources, and accommodations of employment (Friedman & Greenhaus, 2000, p. 123). Stress, health-related problem ...
... correlation and consequences that can follow when both interact with one another. In connection to family, many predictors of work-family conflict have been researched, including demands, resources, and accommodations of employment (Friedman & Greenhaus, 2000, p. 123). Stress, health-related problem ...
control of an hiv epidemic among injection drug users
... Vertex state transitions in the model are implemented by one of a contact process, a self process, or a mean field process. These types of stochastic processes are described in Subsection 3.1. HIV transmission in the model is by a contact process between nearest neighbors in the network, unless the i ...
... Vertex state transitions in the model are implemented by one of a contact process, a self process, or a mean field process. These types of stochastic processes are described in Subsection 3.1. HIV transmission in the model is by a contact process between nearest neighbors in the network, unless the i ...
No Slide Title - De Kijvelanden
... • described psychopathy as a paradoxical condition in which severe behavioral pathology and positive adjustment seemed to go hand in hand: I find it necessary…to postulate that the psychopath has a genuine and very serious disability, disorder, defect, or deviation…[but] a different kind of abnormal ...
... • described psychopathy as a paradoxical condition in which severe behavioral pathology and positive adjustment seemed to go hand in hand: I find it necessary…to postulate that the psychopath has a genuine and very serious disability, disorder, defect, or deviation…[but] a different kind of abnormal ...
Application of Decision-Analytic Modelling in Health
... the requirements for a decision, or to estimate cost-effectiveness for specific subgroups. The case studies also showed that the identification, selection, and critical appraisal of evidence are the most time consuming parts of the model development process. Evidence synthesis proved to be challengi ...
... the requirements for a decision, or to estimate cost-effectiveness for specific subgroups. The case studies also showed that the identification, selection, and critical appraisal of evidence are the most time consuming parts of the model development process. Evidence synthesis proved to be challengi ...
Collaborative Practice
... others is insufficiently stressed in reflective practice and clearly, other individuals can have a key role in individual reflective practice. They can assist in realising the full potential of reflection on action; it is difficult for teachers to reflect on their practice in isolation (Day 1999). ...
... others is insufficiently stressed in reflective practice and clearly, other individuals can have a key role in individual reflective practice. They can assist in realising the full potential of reflection on action; it is difficult for teachers to reflect on their practice in isolation (Day 1999). ...
A Functional Approach to Volunteerism: Do
... help to reveal underlying motivations of volunteering. According to a functional analysis of volunteerism, people engaging in similar acts may have different underlying motivations for doing so. Clary et al. (1998) catalogued the following six functions of volunteerism. One function that volunteeris ...
... help to reveal underlying motivations of volunteering. According to a functional analysis of volunteerism, people engaging in similar acts may have different underlying motivations for doing so. Clary et al. (1998) catalogued the following six functions of volunteerism. One function that volunteeris ...
In vitro assessments will be conducted in order to quantify prototype
... near the distal end of needle. Factors that were examined in our Solidworks design included the placement, diameter, and number of sideports to add for maximum stability and functionality. The placement of the holes was important in order to ensure that the sideports will always remain in the lumen ...
... near the distal end of needle. Factors that were examined in our Solidworks design included the placement, diameter, and number of sideports to add for maximum stability and functionality. The placement of the holes was important in order to ensure that the sideports will always remain in the lumen ...
Ohio Laws and Rules for Nursing, updated.
... • Administration to an adult of intravenous therapy authorized by an individual who is authorized to practice in this state and is acting within the course of the individual’s professional practice, on the condition that the licensed practical nurse is authorized under section 4723.18 or 4723.181 of ...
... • Administration to an adult of intravenous therapy authorized by an individual who is authorized to practice in this state and is acting within the course of the individual’s professional practice, on the condition that the licensed practical nurse is authorized under section 4723.18 or 4723.181 of ...
Living with diversity: Intercultural dialogue and intercultural
... • Spitzberg and Changnon (2009) classify these various models into five types: 1. Compositional models: these models identify the various components of intercultural competence but do not specify the relations between them – they therefore simply contain lists of the relevant attitudes, skills, know ...
... • Spitzberg and Changnon (2009) classify these various models into five types: 1. Compositional models: these models identify the various components of intercultural competence but do not specify the relations between them – they therefore simply contain lists of the relevant attitudes, skills, know ...
Supplementary Material (doc 858K)
... Subjects from both samples were recruited using advertisements in local newspapers, by word-of mouth, and from local treatment facilities. All were fully informed of all study procedures and risks, and provided written consent in accordance with the local Institutional Review Board. Subjects were he ...
... Subjects from both samples were recruited using advertisements in local newspapers, by word-of mouth, and from local treatment facilities. All were fully informed of all study procedures and risks, and provided written consent in accordance with the local Institutional Review Board. Subjects were he ...
opportunity structure - Healing Across the Divides
... options. While there can be common conceptual framework across cultures, the context needs to be taken into account both at the analytical level (what matters) and in choice of measures (how it matters or manifests itself). The cultural context is important because culture consists of relational sys ...
... options. While there can be common conceptual framework across cultures, the context needs to be taken into account both at the analytical level (what matters) and in choice of measures (how it matters or manifests itself). The cultural context is important because culture consists of relational sys ...
What`s Next? Judging Sequences of Binary Events
... essential problem is that most researchers have requested short sequences, and under this condition, the participant correctly produces a typical sequence (e.g., generating five heads for a sequence of 10 coin tosses, resulting in too many alternations on average). However, people produce too many a ...
... essential problem is that most researchers have requested short sequences, and under this condition, the participant correctly produces a typical sequence (e.g., generating five heads for a sequence of 10 coin tosses, resulting in too many alternations on average). However, people produce too many a ...