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Nursing Standard, 1993
Ninety-two per cent of infant leukaemia patients attending Graz University's innovative Children's Cancer Clinic recover - compared with an international average of 75 per cent. Treatment at the clinic combines conventional leukaemia therapy and bone marrow transplants, and pays special attention to patients' psychological welfare.
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Ninety-two per cent of infant leukaemia patients attending Graz University's innovative Children's Cancer Clinic recover - compared with an international average of 75 per cent. Treatment at the clinic combines conventional leukaemia therapy and bone marrow transplants, and pays special attention to patients' psychological welfare.
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Biogerontology, 2010
In Austria significant progress in the field of biogerontology has been achieved in the past years. Biogerontological research is performed in academic and extramural institutions. The Institute for Biomedical Aging Research of the Austrian Academy of Science at Innsbruck is the largest institution dealing with biogerontology in Austria.
Azizi-Semrad, Ursula +3 more
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In Austria significant progress in the field of biogerontology has been achieved in the past years. Biogerontological research is performed in academic and extramural institutions. The Institute for Biomedical Aging Research of the Austrian Academy of Science at Innsbruck is the largest institution dealing with biogerontology in Austria.
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Cytopathology, 2004
Cervical cancer screening developed rapidly during the 1970s. Today, approximately 1.5 million smears are taken annually, so 50% of the target population are screened every year, 30% are cytologically underserved (24% never had a smears, 6% only once).
G, Breitenecker +4 more
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Cervical cancer screening developed rapidly during the 1970s. Today, approximately 1.5 million smears are taken annually, so 50% of the target population are screened every year, 30% are cytologically underserved (24% never had a smears, 6% only once).
G, Breitenecker +4 more
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Translation Austria / Translating Austria: Introduction
Austrian Studies, 2015This issue of Austrian Studies assembles eight articles which investigate the pro cesses, outcomes and determinants of the transmission of Austrian culture into non-German linguistic environments. They look at the issues arising when a German text is rendered in a foreign linguistic system, the factors which determine its re-creation and its reception ...
null Sabine Strümper-Krobb +1 more
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The demand for money in Austria [PDF]
Empirical Economics, 1999 In this paper, the demand for real money M1, M2, and M3 is estimated for Austria over the time period 1965–96. The modelling takes place within the framework of a small vector autoregression. To estimate the demand for money, two-equation error-correction models are constructed, which contain the short-run dynamics and the long-run economic equilibrium.
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1956
There are references to nursing care in the city hospital and other places of healing in Vienna dating back to the thirteenth century, and official documents refer to the nursing activities of the Brothers of Charity in Austria in 1614. Somewhat later they record the activities of the Elizabethan sisters, and finally of a number of Catholic religious ...
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There are references to nursing care in the city hospital and other places of healing in Vienna dating back to the thirteenth century, and official documents refer to the nursing activities of the Brothers of Charity in Austria in 1614. Somewhat later they record the activities of the Elizabethan sisters, and finally of a number of Catholic religious ...
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2001
Abstract Before Austria ratified the ECHR (below: Convention) in 1958, fundamental rights and freedoms were only guaranteed by the Austrian ‘bill of rights’, the Basic Law of 1867 on the General Rights of Nationals (Staatsgrundgesetz iiber die allgemeinen Rechte der Staatsbürger 1867-StGG 1867, below: Basic Law 1867) which as a law of
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Abstract Before Austria ratified the ECHR (below: Convention) in 1958, fundamental rights and freedoms were only guaranteed by the Austrian ‘bill of rights’, the Basic Law of 1867 on the General Rights of Nationals (Staatsgrundgesetz iiber die allgemeinen Rechte der Staatsbürger 1867-StGG 1867, below: Basic Law 1867) which as a law of
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Austria (Federal Republic of Austria)
2020Peter Bußjäger, Christoph Schramek
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