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... Critical Care October 2005 Vol No Koppel measuring possible/potential errors If we examine patients’ charts, we may see both prevented and administered errors (There are undoubtedly other, undetected ... overwhelmingly count errors that not affect patients We almost always count potential errors, not actual adverse drug events; and even then, we usually find the inconsequential errors When Berger ... administration guide Thus, the demarcation between CPOE systems and forms of decision support, which might reduce or influence errors, is seldom the bright line we imagine When added to the reality that...

Ngày tải lên: 25/10/2012, 10:39

... pandemics [5] but we don’t yet know enough about what determines infectivity and virulence to predict the key correlates of transmissibility just from the viral RNA sequence What determines the ... conserved pocket in the HA stem region [8] Analogous mAbs have been found for HIV What we don’t yet know, however, is how to make a vaccine that induces the human immune system to make these ... disease in humans infected directly from birds, but have not to date been transmitted between humans What determines whether new animal virus variants that can pass from animals to humans can...

Ngày tải lên: 06/08/2014, 19:20

Ngày tải lên: 06/08/2014, 19:21

... distinction is made between factors that may vary between individuals of the same species, between phylogenetically-related species (but not between individuals of the same species) or between ecosystems ... on the ground flora, Scripta Geobot (1972) 150 [27] Ellenberg H., Weber H.E., Düll R., Wirth V., Werner W., Paulißen D., Zeigerwerte von Pflanzen in Mitteleuropa, Verlag Goltze, Göttingen, 1992 ... large, infrequent disturbances: what have we learned? Ecosystems (1998) 493–496 [88] Roy D.B., Rothery P., Moss D., Pollard E., Thomas J.A., Butterfly numbers and weather: predicting historical...

Ngày tải lên: 07/08/2014, 16:20

... characteristics Twentysix consecutive patients with non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) were included All patients had solitary stage-I tumors, were medically inoperable and were treated at our ... difference between CC and Monte-carlo calculations However, these deviations were found using a slab geometry phantom and single beam set-up which does not resemble a clinical set-up very well Furthermore, ... variations are observed between individual patients For the UD calculations the recalculated plans on average had a slightly lower D95 of 57 Gy, with values ranging between 63 and 42 Gy for individual...

Ngày tải lên: 09/08/2014, 09:22

... studies of NSAIDs there were large differences between drugs [6] Similarly, differences between individual coxibs are apparent for gastrointestinal bleeding [7], and between individual coxibs ... causes, which are well known, largely within their control, and perhaps 'natural' Yet the same people can cavil over extremely remote risks from nuclear power plants, electricity power lines or mobile ... JA, Richardson CG, Llewellyn-Thomas H, Klinkhoff A, Carswell A, Chalmers A: Probabilistic threshold technique showed that patients' preferences for specific trade-offs between pain relief and...

Ngày tải lên: 09/08/2014, 10:23

... preterm infant, [BW] birthweight, [LBW] low birthweight, [NBW] normal birthweight, [VLBW] very low birthweight, [NBW] normal birthweight, [GA] gestational age, [GW] gestational weeks, [NS] not significant ... frenulum to a connecting line between the tubera) width and length with bodyweight and total body length in 100 male newborns were shown to be of low order (between 0.37 and 0.56), as the palatal ... distinguish between term and preterm children, included children up to three weeks of age, and did not consider the mode of presentation Correlations between palatal width and size or birthweight could...

Ngày tải lên: 11/08/2014, 23:22

... preterm infant, [BW] birthweight, [LBW] low birthweight, [NBW] normal birthweight, [VLBW] very low birthweight, [NBW] normal birthweight, [GA] gestational age, [GW] gestational weeks, [NS] not significant ... morphology in relation to birthweight Comparing three studies [1,23,24] with inclusion of children with increasing birthweights the neonates in the study with the lowest mean birthweight had the highest ... the highest birthweights had no palatal deformity (Table 3, see Additional file 3) Palatal morphology in relation to weight at the time of impression taking No correlation between weight at the...

Ngày tải lên: 11/08/2014, 23:22

... purely musculoskeletal Wenban also described the frequency of visits, after a 12 weeks intensive care period, as times per week for weeks, time per week for weeks, and time per weeks for the reminder ... time period The search terms were "chiropractic", "maintenance care", and "prevention", both as Mesh-term and free text However, fewer articles than those already known by the authors appeared, ... each practice There were proportionally fewer files from newly established practices Most of these chiropractors were educated in North America, practising at a time when there were relatively few...

Ngày tải lên: 13/08/2014, 14:20

... Critical Care Vol 13 No Zygun However, the small sample size and non-randomized methodology limit the generalizability of these ... Antonucci E, Parenti E, Regolisti G, Mergoni M, Vezzani A, Cabassi A, Fiaccadori E: The relation between the incidence of hypernatremia and mortality in patients with severe traumatic brain injury ... in the treatment of increased intracranial pressure Crit Care Med 2008, 36:795-800 Carpenter J, Weinstein S, Myseros J, Vezina G, Bell MJ: Inadvertent hyponatremia leading to acute cerebral edema...

Ngày tải lên: 13/08/2014, 18:22

... this article as: Fattah et al.: The lateral trauma position: What we know about it and how we use it? A cross-sectional survey of all Norwegian emergency medical services Scandinavian Journal of ... bias From the ground EMS personnel, we received answers to only 46% of the distributed questionnaires We believe there most likely is a bias, because those who answered the questionnaire are more ... questionnaires were excluded if respondents were not intended to participate (apprentices and students: 20 questionnaires), they were blank forms (two questionnaires), or there were errors (all...

Ngày tải lên: 13/08/2014, 23:20

... United Kingdom (e.g see Fearnley and Beattie) What we know about audit quality? Summing up, it turns out that we know more about audit quality than we might have originally suspected: † † † † † ... failure What we can more properly conclude is that known audit failures with material consequences are relatively infrequent While there may be other audit failures with lesser consequences, we have ... socially desirable level, there are some fundamental and important things we not know about audit quality First, we not know if the US evidence on audit quality generalizes to audits in other countries...

Ngày tải lên: 06/01/2015, 19:42

... card Expand It Imagine what came before and what might come after what you just learned Write, draw, or list what you imagined in a small notebook or on an index card REMEMBERING THINGS YOU LEARNED ... similar to what you think you’ve forgotten, it comes back to you Your memory was triggered by something The only way you’ll find out what triggers your memory is to try different strategies for remembering ... write your answers to these questions: • • • What was it I learned? How did I learn it? What did I get out of learning it? How will it be useful to me? You just made the memory of what you learned...

Ngày tải lên: 02/11/2013, 17:20

... it How you know when you know something? How you know for sure? How you know, for example, that one plus one equals two? You might say, “Of course, I know it!” But—how you know you know it? 52 ... and picture were obviously related Then she was able to say, “I get it!” BUILDING ON WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW Thinking about what you’ve read or listened to helps you identify what you know, and this ... you’ve made what you learned meaningful to you And you’ve used cognition You used what you already knew! IN SHORT The first step in studying is to recognize what you know You know when you know something...

Ngày tải lên: 02/11/2013, 18:20

... These protocols have inherent weaknesses that are addressed by a new protocol: secure neighbor discovery • Chapter 8, What About Power over Ethernet?,” describes what Power over Ethernet is and whether ... DHCP Weaknesses Chapter Exploiting IPv4 ARP Chapter Exploiting IPv6 Neighbor Discovery and Router Advertisement Chapter What About Power over Ethernet? Chapter Is HSRP Resilient? Chapter 10 Can We ... Troy Sherman, Dale Tesch, as well as other people outside of Cisco: Sean Convery, Michel Fontaine, Yves Wesche (from the University of Liège), and Michael Fine Finally, we are grateful to our editors...

Ngày tải lên: 16/01/2014, 21:20

... followed When we were in the hall we stepped on to the lift—not the one we went down on, but another situated at the other side of the hall, which also worked between two pillars At once we were ... he answered; “next big match that comes off we ll go to London and have front seats.” As we had finished the round, we went back to the club “You’ll be thirsty,” said Adams; “at least I am What ... they were all great home rulers Home was their kingdom, and right well they used to govern it They shared our joys and sorrows; in success, they were the first we turned to; in adversity, we went...

Ngày tải lên: 17/02/2014, 15:20

... public perception, scientific knowledge is still full of unknowns What remains to be discovered — what we don’t know — very likely dwarfs what we know And what we think we know may not be entirely ... the east to the west “Formerly we were calling the factor which had stimulated thermoluminescence at Tunguska somewhat too cautiously ‘unknown,’ but now it’s time to tell that we cannot see any ... being considerably less powerful than the former) From this we can deduce that there were two bodies over Tunguska, one flying from the east-southeast to the westnorthwest (line AB), while the...

Ngày tải lên: 19/02/2014, 18:20

... little on its own, over time, the meals we order, what we say to our kids each night, whether we save or spend, how often we exercise, and the way we organize our thoughts and work routines have ... organizations has expanded in ways we couldn’t have imagined fifty years ago We now know why habits emerge, how they change, and the science behind their mechanics We know how to break them into parts ... Everyone in the room felt like they were on the brink of something important And they were When you woke up this morning, what did you first? Did you hop in the shower, check your email, or grab a...

Ngày tải lên: 11/03/2014, 18:09

... too narrowly what it means to be an American artist A number of the interviewees were born abroad but live in the United States now, including Pedro Lasch, Tania Bruguera, Lee Mingwei, Teddy Cruz, ... technological genius we have made of this world a neighborhood, and yet we have not had the ethical commitment to make of it a brotherhood We must all learn to live together as brothers Or we will all ... our tour At first they were hesitant and giggled, but we said there were no rules and they wouldn’t be punished for dirty words or drawings, or even making a mess Soon there were photos all over...

Ngày tải lên: 14/03/2014, 17:20

... LECTURE REMEMBERING WHAT YOU HAVE TO SAY? Techniques for Remembering Speech Material  The four most common methods of remembering speech and presentation material ... you need to jog your memory 4 Using Visual Aids • Simple visual aids effectively serve as headings or subheadings on your topic and allow your audience to visually see what you are discussing ... whole paragraphs of text Put only a few key words or phrases on each card, just enough to jog your memory Also put only one or two ideas on each card, and print large and neatly so your notes are...

Ngày tải lên: 15/03/2014, 19:20