... incidents to patients andfamilies is a crucial part of the institution’s response to adverse events. Open, honest communication isessential to maintaining and restoring trust, and to providing ... implemented a policy to simply to have doctors admit mistakes and apologize. Sinceimplementation, the average time to resolve com-plaints has decreased from 1000 to 300 days, attorney fees have ... Management, April 2001, 20pp.Popp, Pamela L., “How To And Not To DiscloseMedical Errors to Patients,” Managed Care, 11 (10)October 2002, p.52–3.Porto, Grena G., “The Risk Manager’s Role inDisclosure...
... recognition proteins are linked to cytoskeletalmotor proteins to tether homologous chromosomes.In Schiz. pombe, we recently uncovered a novel phe-nomenon relating noncoding RNA to homologouschromosome ... From meiosis to post-meiotic events: Homologous recombination is obliga-tory but flexible. FEBS J 277, 571–589.2 Kagawa W & Kurumizaka H (2009) From meiosis to postmeiotic events: Uncovering ... nucleoskeleton to the cytoskeleton. Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol 7, 782–788.29 MacQueen AJ, Phillips CM, Bhalla N, Weiser P,Villeneuve AM & Dernburg AF (2005) Chromosomesites play dual roles to establish...
... age are reduced spore viability and failure to enter the meiotic program, in part due to the inability to express the Ime1 master transcription factor andincreased chromosome mis-segregation ... female oocytes can compensate for the DMC1deficiency to undergo crossing over and completegametogenesis will be interesting to determine. To pur-sue high-throughput approaches in humans for ... infer-tile patients needs to be obtained.Distribution and control of meioticrecombination events Distribution of DSBs, NCOs and COsIn recent years, the cartography of recombination events in several...
... involved in histone replacement. To better tackle this issue, one has to know whetherhistones are evicted through competition with TPs andPrms, or degraded on chromatin prior to the assemblyof ... histones becomedegraded by chromatin-bound proteases or the ubiqu-itin–proteasome system. It is also important to deter-mine whether histone proteolysis concerns nucleosomalhistones or histones ... nucleosomesHyperacetylationHistonereplacementby basic proteins Histone variantsTPs - PrmsHistone proteolysisFig. 1. The secrets of histone disappearance in elongating spermatids. (A) Extensive incorporation of histone...
... (interquartile range 2 to 12.5 days)before the call. Of the 65 calls received, 23 were considered to be adverse events (35%, 95% confidence interval [CI] 25% to 48%) and 16 were considered to be preventable ... patients with preventable adverse events (88%, 95% CI64% to 97%). The other two preventable adverse events wereconsidered adverse drug events. We assessed factors associated with preventable ... Preventable adverse events werefurther classified as to their subtype.ConsentWe did not obtain patient or provider consent as part of theprotocol. We argued successfully to our Research EthicsBoard...
... few things: • To cause a movie clip to be treated as a button, simply attach a mouse event to it. Under most circumstances, you cannot attach both mouse events and clip eventsto a single instance. ... this lesson) to set a movie clip instance to react to both mouse and clip events. • When a movie clip instance is assigned mouse events so that Flash recognizes it as a button, it retains ... Attaching Mouse Eventsto Movie Clips Movie clip instances can also have attached mouse events (as shown in the preceding exercise). To make the most of this powerful capability, you need to be aware...
... layoff. A second concern is thus to enable end users to interpret facts and events through automated context assessment.The route we have taken towards this end is to model the domain of corporate ... reciprocal stock exchanges.In other words, complex events are oftencomposed of multiple facets beyond the basicevent itself. One of our concerns is therefore to enable end users to access complex events through ... trainingBecause we had no existing methods to addressfinancial events or relations, we took this oppor-tunity to develop a trainable approach. Recentwork has begun to address relation and eventextraction...
... facilities is helping to reduce the need to travel for small meetings. However for conferences and seminars, where there is a specific need to gather many delegates and speakers together in one ... GREENER EVENTS CHECKLIST within this guide can be discussed with the venue manager during the early negotiations in the course of planning the event. Key Factors The four key factors to consider ... ‘Green Tourism Business Scheme’ includes a green audit. To maximise access to information whilst reducing environmental impacts, consider recording (audio, video, or video linked to slides)...
... side. It is thirty-eightstories high. The tinted-glass and bronze 'I-beams' give the building its character. The 'I-beams'were attached to mullions to emphasize the height ... phenomena that architects had to deal with. The firstproblem was the incorporating mix of decorative elements from different architectural periods thathad little or no relation to the building's ... 'Functionalists' as they were known, emigrated to the U.S. TheFunctionalists included Gropius, Mies van der Rohe and others. The term 'International Style' wasused to describe the American form of...
... immediately.BOWTIMETOKsaturdayTOKlastTERMTOKcairoTERMTOKinTERMTOKofficeTERMTOKattorney generalTERMTOKoutsideEVENTTOKdemonstrateBOPTIMETOKNNPTOKJJTERMTOKNNPTERMTOKINTERMTOKNNTERMTOKNNPTERMTOKADVEVENTTOKVBDFigure ... it to link the fluentCEO of (Steve Jobs, Apple) to time duration “15years”. Similarly we expect it to link the event“death” to the time expression “October”.We do not take a strong “ontological” ... (Doddington et al., 2004) tasks. Temporalrelations are part of this, but to a lesser extent.The primary research effort in event temporalityhas gone into ordering events with respect to oneanother...
... e2e1.start e1.start; e2.starte1.stop e1.stop; e2.stope2.starte2.stope1 overlaps with e2 e1 starts e2e1.start e1.start; e2.starte2.start e1.stope1.stop e2.stope2.stope2 during e1 e2 finishes ... e1.starte2.start e2.starte2.stop e1.stop; e2.stope1.stopTable 1: Allen’s temporal relations between medical events can be realized by ordering the starts and stops2 Related WorkThe Timebank ... the past history of the patient prior71 to colostomy. We only know about paresis.start rel-ative to other MEs and may not be able determineparesis.stop. For recurring and continuous events like...