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New England Journal of Medicine, 1985
It was during the busy Christmas season when I turned my car into the parking lot of the funeral home. This patient was my third to die in the past few weeks, and tonight was my second wake in three days. It was not easy to make the stop that evening.
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It was during the busy Christmas season when I turned my car into the parking lot of the funeral home. This patient was my third to die in the past few weeks, and tonight was my second wake in three days. It was not easy to make the stop that evening.
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British Journal of Orthodontics, 1982
Patterns of casual attenders at a teaching hospital over a 17-week period are analysed and show that fixed appliances are more prone to problems than removable appliances, and younger patients tend to break appliances more frequently than older patients.
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Patterns of casual attenders at a teaching hospital over a 17-week period are analysed and show that fixed appliances are more prone to problems than removable appliances, and younger patients tend to break appliances more frequently than older patients.
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Attending to Learn and Learning to Attend for a
2006 6th IEEE-RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots, 2006Our motivation is to create a robotic creature, Mertz, that `lives' among us daily and incrementally learns from and about people through long-term social interaction. One of Mertz's main tasks is to learn to recognize a set of individuals who are relevant to the robot through ongoing human-robot interaction.
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Emergency Medicine Journal, 2008
By the time anyone reads this piece, more information and detail may be available than at the time of writing it but, in case you have not heard, the Department of Health’s latest gambit is a proposal to charge general practitioners (GPs) for the treatment cost of some of their patients who visit emergency departments (EDs) and walk-in centres instead ...
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By the time anyone reads this piece, more information and detail may be available than at the time of writing it but, in case you have not heard, the Department of Health’s latest gambit is a proposal to charge general practitioners (GPs) for the treatment cost of some of their patients who visit emergency departments (EDs) and walk-in centres instead ...
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Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2004
[P]layers line up in a long line and hold hands. The player at the front of the line is the ‘head’ and the player at the end of the line is the ‘tail’.… The game begins when the head begins to run wildly in any direction, making sharp turns and quick double-backs.… The force created by the twists and turns will often send the tail of the whip flying ...
Cindy, Mann, Tim, Westmoreland
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[P]layers line up in a long line and hold hands. The player at the front of the line is the ‘head’ and the player at the end of the line is the ‘tail’.… The game begins when the head begins to run wildly in any direction, making sharp turns and quick double-backs.… The force created by the twists and turns will often send the tail of the whip flying ...
Cindy, Mann, Tim, Westmoreland
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2015
Autumn Fiester (2015) aptly distinguishes common practice (Recommendation-Focused Model) from best practice (Assisted Conversation Model) ethics consultation.
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Autumn Fiester (2015) aptly distinguishes common practice (Recommendation-Focused Model) from best practice (Assisted Conversation Model) ethics consultation.
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Conference on Interdisciplinary Musicology, 2022
Louis D'Heudières, Charlie Sdraulig
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Louis D'Heudières, Charlie Sdraulig
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Emergency Nurse, 2011
In most emergency departments (EDs), a few patients account for a considerable number of attendances and hospital admissions. Newton and colleagues describe how to reduce these numbers by introducing individual care plans.
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In most emergency departments (EDs), a few patients account for a considerable number of attendances and hospital admissions. Newton and colleagues describe how to reduce these numbers by introducing individual care plans.
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1994
In order to understand our clients and their problems we must be able to attend and listen to them. This chapter examines how we may most effectively listen to our clients in the active way which client studies have shown they appreciate.
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In order to understand our clients and their problems we must be able to attend and listen to them. This chapter examines how we may most effectively listen to our clients in the active way which client studies have shown they appreciate.
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IT Professional, 2011
Everyone gets flyers and ads for conferences and seminars, but how do you know which ones will be worth your while? Furthermore, how do you obtain the necessary approval and funding, and how can you make the most of your attendance?
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Everyone gets flyers and ads for conferences and seminars, but how do you know which ones will be worth your while? Furthermore, how do you obtain the necessary approval and funding, and how can you make the most of your attendance?
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