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Leveraging experience-based co-design to support an innovative health workforce: a graduate certificate in health services innovation case study. [PDF]
Kosiol J, Smyth M, D'Allura L, Avery M.
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Developing general practitioner and consumer supports for genomics in Australian primary care: a mixed-methods protocol. [PDF]
Long JC +29 more
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Use of Claims Data to Screen for Functional Limitations Among Medicare Beneficiaries.
Mathews M +8 more
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Business and consumer surveys in Cyprus [PDF]
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European Integration in the Light of Business and Consumer Surveys
Eastern European Economics, 2013The process of European integration has emphasized the necessity of analyzing economic convergence between old and new European Union (EU) member states. Therefore this paper offers an exploratory endeavor of observing Business and Consumer Surveys (BCS) through a prism of economic convergence of new member countries.
Čižmešija, Mirjana +2 more
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The use of consumer and business surveys in forecasting
Economic Modelling, 2010Abstract Surveys improve forecasting performance by adding explanatory power to a model which is based on only past values of manufacturing growth. The issue addressed in this paper is whether surveys of production expectations, when added to equations that contain lagged values of a headline index pertaining to the real economy, improve forecasting ...
Lawrence R. Klein, Süleyman Özmucur
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Security implications of electronic commerce: a survey of consumers and businesses
Internet Research, 1999Examines the general requirement for security technologies in order to provide a basis for trust in the e‐commerce environment. The discussion is supported by the findings from two surveys, conducted by the authors, among general Internet users (i.e. potential target consumers) and commercial businesses. These surveys considered both the attitudes to e‐
Steven M. Furnell, T. Karweni
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