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BT Technology Journal, 2000
The next three years will see the introduction of packet data offerings on GSM. There will also be the emergence of new radio coding schemes to bring data rates up to 50 kbit/s. The introduction of 3rd Generation networks bringing the capability to deliver 500 kbit/s to the wide area will also be seen.
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The next three years will see the introduction of packet data offerings on GSM. There will also be the emergence of new radio coding schemes to bring data rates up to 50 kbit/s. The introduction of 3rd Generation networks bringing the capability to deliver 500 kbit/s to the wide area will also be seen.
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Accessing Accessions: Biobanks and Benefit-Sharing
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012Following an introduction to some of the issues facing biobanks and their relationship to accessing various materials, an example of the work done by one recently visited biobank site is described. The types of material held in a sample of biobanks in different jurisdictions are discussed, along with proposals for further research in the area.
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Access to Justice: Accessibility
Legal Information Management, 2011AbstractPatricia T Rickard-Clarke writes on the complex issues relating to access to justice for the citizens of Ireland. Her article addresses the practical need for consolidation of legislation and the issues of making law accessible in a form that people can understand.
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1989
In a retrospective survey of vascular access by means of central venous catheters, those inserted via a tunnel lasted four times longer than those inserted directly into a vein. The latter were four times more likely to become infected. The general health of patients receiving chemotherapy resulted in frequent episodes of sepsis and one-third of all ...
S J, Holmes, E M, Kiely, L, Spitz
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In a retrospective survey of vascular access by means of central venous catheters, those inserted via a tunnel lasted four times longer than those inserted directly into a vein. The latter were four times more likely to become infected. The general health of patients receiving chemotherapy resulted in frequent episodes of sepsis and one-third of all ...
S J, Holmes, E M, Kiely, L, Spitz
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2019
Evolution of healthcare systems and the constantly changing regulatory landscape continuously alter all facets of health information technology including access. Access to information systems must be controlled in order to protect privacy and confidentiality.
Karl E. Misulis, Mark E. Frisse
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Evolution of healthcare systems and the constantly changing regulatory landscape continuously alter all facets of health information technology including access. Access to information systems must be controlled in order to protect privacy and confidentiality.
Karl E. Misulis, Mark E. Frisse
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