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Shared Decision Making as a Policy and Clinical Framework for the Responsible Introduction of Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy in Japan. [PDF]
Psychiatry InvestigNoda Y.
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On the self-management ability of peritoneal dialysis patients: a cross-sectional study with a mixed approach. [PDF]
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Punctuated decline of human cooperation. [PDF]
NatureSabin N, Klinowski D, Reed-Tsochas F.
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CEO Ability, Pay, and Firm Performance
Management Science, 2010 Do chief executive officers (CEOs) really matter? Do cross-sectional differences in firm performance and CEO pay reflect differences in CEO ability? Examining CEO departures over 1992–2002, we first find that the stock price reaction upon departure is negatively related to the firm's prior performance and to the CEO's prior pay.
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Equality, ability to pay and neutrality
, 2020 The Chapter examines the principles of neutrality, equality and ability to pay and their impact on the EU legal order. In the first part, it considers the theoretical meaning and the structure of those principles, and review the historical and current role of ability to pay under Member State tax systems.
Gianluigi Bizioli, Ekkehart Reimer
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Fee Setting — The Patient's Ability to Pay
New England Journal of Medicine, 1965THE Principles of Medical Ethics of the American Medical Association state that "[the physician's] fee should be commensurate with the services rendered and the patient's ability to pay." The law seems to be moving in support of the Principles of Medical Ethics in approving this principle of fee setting for physicians although some courts have been ...
Neil L Chayet, Chayet Neil L
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