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Healthcare Quarterly, 2009 The word and concept of "accountability" is used broadly and frequently in healthcare--often seen as the key to success change initiatives. But what accountability means and how it is applied can vary significantly. Policy-makers, managers, researchers and healthcare providers use the term in relation to everything from the quality of our relationships
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Achievement and Enhancement [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Philosophy, 2019 AbstractWe engage with the nature and the value of achievement through a critical examination of an argument according to which biomedical “enhancement” of our capacities is impermissible because enhancing ourselves in this way would threaten our achievements. We call this the argument against enhancement from achievement.
Lisa Forsberg, Anthony Skelton
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Curationis, 1983 In approaching the subject of professionalism the author has chosen to focus on the practical aspects rather than the philosophical issues. In so doing an attempt is made to identify criteria which demonstrate the achievement of the essence of professionalism.
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, 2007 We prove that the polyomino generally known as snaky is a three-dimensional winner, that it loses on an 8 × 8 board, and that its handicap number is at most one.
Halupczok, Immanuel +1 more
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Achieving health or achieving wellbeing? [PDF]
Learning in Health and Social Care, 2005 AbstractThis article argues that achieving health and achieving wellbeing are different. The use of phenomenological and narrative approaches helped to elicit the meanings, nature and dimensions of wellbeing for ‘lay’ people, and also how wellbeing was maintained, lost and recovered. It indicates that the term ‘wellbeing’ has a much wider meaning than ‘
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