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Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 1994
Prior to institution of case management Mr. G would have remained on the neuroscience acute care unit until nursing home placement could be arranged, a process which often took a year because of the severe shortage of Medicaid beds in South Carolina. Because case managers collaborated to identify and resolve the problem, the outcome for those such as ...
R, Dring, B, Hiott, K, Elliott
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Prior to institution of case management Mr. G would have remained on the neuroscience acute care unit until nursing home placement could be arranged, a process which often took a year because of the severe shortage of Medicaid beds in South Carolina. Because case managers collaborated to identify and resolve the problem, the outcome for those such as ...
R, Dring, B, Hiott, K, Elliott
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1998
I have generally found that lawyers and judges are more easily per¬suaded by evidence than argument. For every argument, no matter how sophisticated, the competent lawyer can launch a credible counter-argument. Stronger evidence is harder to reject.
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I have generally found that lawyers and judges are more easily per¬suaded by evidence than argument. For every argument, no matter how sophisticated, the competent lawyer can launch a credible counter-argument. Stronger evidence is harder to reject.
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2004
One of the key issues of object-oriented modeling is inheritance. It allows for the definition of a subclass that inherits features from some superclass. When considering the dynamic behavior of objects, as captured by their life cycles, there is no general agreement on the meaning of inheritance.
Eric Verbeek 0001 +1 more
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One of the key issues of object-oriented modeling is inheritance. It allows for the definition of a subclass that inherits features from some superclass. When considering the dynamic behavior of objects, as captured by their life cycles, there is no general agreement on the meaning of inheritance.
Eric Verbeek 0001 +1 more
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“Casing” the research case study
Research in Nursing & Health, 2010AbstractThe wide variation in definitions of the research case study can make it difficult for health sciences researchers to see all of the possibilities for this form of inquiry. Case studies are defined here as singular combinations of diverse arrays of methodological approaches directed toward maintaining “empirical intimacy” with the one or more ...
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ACM SIGGRAPH 98 Electronic art and animation catalog, 1998
The installation consists of two identical structures, each measuring 11,5′H × 3′W × 3′D. The viewing perspective requires the participants to lie on their backs (in a vulnerable position) on simulated creepers and roll beneath a suspended two foot black box (encased with 19″ video monitors.) The invitation accommodates viewing for two participants ...
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The installation consists of two identical structures, each measuring 11,5′H × 3′W × 3′D. The viewing perspective requires the participants to lie on their backs (in a vulnerable position) on simulated creepers and roll beneath a suspended two foot black box (encased with 19″ video monitors.) The invitation accommodates viewing for two participants ...
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Generalizing from Case Studies: A Case Study
1992Abstract Most empirical evaluations of machine learning algorithms are case studies – evaluations of multiple algorithms on multiple databases. Authors of case studies implicitly or explicitly hypothesize that the pattern of their results, which often suggests that one algorithm performs significantly better than others, is not limited to the small ...
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