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THE FLOATING-BED

The Lancet, 1976
The classical concept of hospital care has gross limitations. Specialist consultation is episodic; hospitalisation has rigid admission and discharge policies. Floating-bed admission for 2 nights every 2 weeks provides an additional service which reduces the number of beds necessary for the elderly and should be able to contain the rapid increase in ...
R A, Griffiths, L Z, Cosin
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When a Bed is not a Bed

2003
In this chapter we present an instance of how organisational knowledge is constructed, collected and used in the setting of a large hospital trust in the North of England. Our main concern here is to focus upon how representational artefacts of organisational activities and ‘states of play’ are oriented to in the everyday work of hospital staff ...
Karen Clarke   +3 more
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Naar bed, naar bed…

Kind adolescent praktijk, 2010
Klaas’ ouders hebben een heel groot bed. Dat is fijn, want Klaas heeft een klein zusje dat nog niet alleen kan slapen. Klaas is zelf al groot, al bijna tien jaar. Toch slaapt ook hij in het grote bed. Er is namelijk iets aan de hand: ’s nachts veranderen schaduwen in boeven en in spoken. Zelfs in het grote bed, als zijn ouders beneden zijn.
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Bed bugs

Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2014
The term bed bug is applied to 2 species of genus Cimex: lectularius describes the common or temperate bed bug, and hemipterus its tropical cousin. Cimex lectularius is aptly named; its genus and species derive from the Latin words for bug and bed, respectively.
Galen T, Foulke, Bryan E, Anderson
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The politics of beds

Accident and Emergency Nursing, 2003
In an account of an Accident and Emergency (A&E) department, Sweeney (2000, p. 27)) argues that: ‘The curse in the NHS is to be ill, but not life-threateningly ill,’ or as the title of the article puts it: ‘You’re either dying or waiting.’ The winter of 1999/ 2000 generated the traditional, yearly debate on hospitals under stress, with patients waiting
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The fluidised bed

Intensive Care Medicine, 1995
The process of fluidisation involves blowing warm air through small solid microspheres thus creating a liquid, without wetness. The warmth provides some important properties including reducing the metabolic rate in thermal injury which has a beneficial effect on mortality, modifying catabolism after surgery, providing gradual vasodilation in shock and ...
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Ignitability of beds and bedding

1984
The object of this project was to study different methods to test the flammability of a bed and its components in order to find out appropriate methods for the NORDTEST. The textile products, like ticking and bed linen materials and blankets, were tested using typical flammability tests for textiles (like SIS 650082, SIS 650083, Semi-circular frame ...
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