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Nursing Standard, 1988
Mrs Thatcher has condemned strikes in Scotland against privatisation as being 'at the expense of patients'. This followed nurses joining ranks with hospital ancillary workers in Lothian and Lanarkshire last week to protest against plans to put catering and domestic services out to private tender.
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Mrs Thatcher has condemned strikes in Scotland against privatisation as being 'at the expense of patients'. This followed nurses joining ranks with hospital ancillary workers in Lothian and Lanarkshire last week to protest against plans to put catering and domestic services out to private tender.
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1993
AbstractIt is common practice following mastoid and middle ear surgery to apply a pressure bandage to the ear for a short postoperative period to reduce local swelling. The bandage is usually secured in such a way as to lift it away from the eye, sometimes with a length of ribbon gauze tied in a knot over the temporal region. Pressure from the knot may
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AbstractIt is common practice following mastoid and middle ear surgery to apply a pressure bandage to the ear for a short postoperative period to reduce local swelling. The bandage is usually secured in such a way as to lift it away from the eye, sometimes with a length of ribbon gauze tied in a knot over the temporal region. Pressure from the knot may
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Pediatrics, 1977
I fully agree with Dr. Smith's concern about the use of ointments containing iodochlorhydroxyquin (clioquinol, Vioform) (Pediatrics 57:163, January 1976). In a child with generalized psoriasis locally treated with an iodochlorhydroxyquin ointment, 18.1 mg/100 ml of the conjugated (glucuronic acid ester) drug was found in the urine.1 After the first ...
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I fully agree with Dr. Smith's concern about the use of ointments containing iodochlorhydroxyquin (clioquinol, Vioform) (Pediatrics 57:163, January 1976). In a child with generalized psoriasis locally treated with an iodochlorhydroxyquin ointment, 18.1 mg/100 ml of the conjugated (glucuronic acid ester) drug was found in the urine.1 After the first ...
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, 2020
Ideally, following an interpersonal transgression an offender will accept responsibility, work through guilt or shame, and be willing to reconcile with the victim. However, this process can be thwarted by defensiveness or self-condemnation.
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Ideally, following an interpersonal transgression an offender will accept responsibility, work through guilt or shame, and be willing to reconcile with the victim. However, this process can be thwarted by defensiveness or self-condemnation.
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Emotion, 2018
Moral dilemmas typically entail directly causing harm (said to violate deontological ethics) to maximize overall outcomes (said to uphold utilitarian ethics).
Caleb J. Reynolds, P. Conway
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Moral dilemmas typically entail directly causing harm (said to violate deontological ethics) to maximize overall outcomes (said to uphold utilitarian ethics).
Caleb J. Reynolds, P. Conway
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Promiscuous condemnation: People assume ambiguous actions are immoral
, 2020Do people view others as good or evil? Although people generally cooperate with others and view others' “true selves” as intrinsically good, we suggest that they are likely to assume that the actions of others are evil—at least when they are ambiguous ...
Neil Hester, B. K. Payne, Kurt Gray
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Educational Media Reviews Online, 2015
Distributed by Film PlatformProduced by Mark FranchettiDirected by Nick Read2013, DVD, color, 80 min., Russian with English subtitles The Condemned feeds a seemingly insatiable Western demand for stories about Russian cultures of violence and criminality. It tells the story of Russia’s most brutal and incorrigible prisoners, housed in Russia’s harshest
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Distributed by Film PlatformProduced by Mark FranchettiDirected by Nick Read2013, DVD, color, 80 min., Russian with English subtitles The Condemned feeds a seemingly insatiable Western demand for stories about Russian cultures of violence and criminality. It tells the story of Russia’s most brutal and incorrigible prisoners, housed in Russia’s harshest
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Emotion, 2019
Past research has found that individuals who are more sensitive to physically disgusting stimuli also condemn moral transgressions more harshly. However, there is debate about whether this condemnation includes transgressions that do not involve impure ...
Annika K. Karinen, H. Chapman
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Past research has found that individuals who are more sensitive to physically disgusting stimuli also condemn moral transgressions more harshly. However, there is debate about whether this condemnation includes transgressions that do not involve impure ...
Annika K. Karinen, H. Chapman
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The Risks of Election Observation: International Condemnation and Post-Election Violence
International Studies Quarterly, 2019Research on international election observation shows that observation reduces fraud, encourages participation, and boosts confidence in the election.
Inken von Borzyskowski
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2018
Anti-tobacco arguments existed in Russia from the seventeenth century, but the explosion in cultivation, production, and consumption meant the reviled habit was now ubiquitous and the sensory assault proved particularly objectionable for many. Pamphlet literature on the dangers of smoking exploded coming not only from doctors but also from religious ...
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Anti-tobacco arguments existed in Russia from the seventeenth century, but the explosion in cultivation, production, and consumption meant the reviled habit was now ubiquitous and the sensory assault proved particularly objectionable for many. Pamphlet literature on the dangers of smoking exploded coming not only from doctors but also from religious ...
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