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British Journal of Healthcare Assistants, 2009
On my way home from work the other week I was approached by a familiar face. It was one of the healthcare assistants (HCAs) I had recruited onto an NVQ programme at a local hospital a few years ago. It was exciting to hear that many of the HCAs from her group had gone on to become registered nurses, and were about to embark on their nursing careers!
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On my way home from work the other week I was approached by a familiar face. It was one of the healthcare assistants (HCAs) I had recruited onto an NVQ programme at a local hospital a few years ago. It was exciting to hear that many of the HCAs from her group had gone on to become registered nurses, and were about to embark on their nursing careers!
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1963
A PREVIOUS report1 discussed mountaineering accidents and their causation. The present report outlines preventive measures that mountain climbers can take to ensure their enjoying this sport safely. As in any sport that demands a high level of physical exertion, physical condition is of prime importance. Improving physical condition involves increasing
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A PREVIOUS report1 discussed mountaineering accidents and their causation. The present report outlines preventive measures that mountain climbers can take to ensure their enjoying this sport safely. As in any sport that demands a high level of physical exertion, physical condition is of prime importance. Improving physical condition involves increasing
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Ratio, 2009
AbstractThe central thesis of Derek Parfit's On What Matters is that three of the most important secular moral traditions – Kantianism, contractualism, and consequentialism – all actually converge in a way onto the same view. It is in this sense that he suggests that we may all be ‘climbing the same mountain, but from different sides’. In this paper, I
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AbstractThe central thesis of Derek Parfit's On What Matters is that three of the most important secular moral traditions – Kantianism, contractualism, and consequentialism – all actually converge in a way onto the same view. It is in this sense that he suggests that we may all be ‘climbing the same mountain, but from different sides’. In this paper, I
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2017
The remaining two forms of gratitude, the Son’s and the poet’s, are presented. Both turn gratitude into an act, rather than a felt experience. The Son overturns the standard economic logic, by taking upon himself debts that are not his. The poet inserts himself into the poem not as a speaker, but as a flesh and blood man, speaking about his own ...
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The remaining two forms of gratitude, the Son’s and the poet’s, are presented. Both turn gratitude into an act, rather than a felt experience. The Son overturns the standard economic logic, by taking upon himself debts that are not his. The poet inserts himself into the poem not as a speaker, but as a flesh and blood man, speaking about his own ...
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