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Training and Research in Emergency Psychiatry
Emergency Health Services Review, 1986In this chapter we have attempted to describe some of the issues that must be addressed in funding, designing, and running a research and training program for emergency psychiatry. Such a program serves the in-house needs of staff training, skill and morale renewal, and program evaluation.
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Emerging research in plant photosynthesis
Emerging Topics in Life Sciences, 2020Photosynthesis involves capturing light energy and, most often, converting it to chemical energy stored as reduced carbon. It is the source of food, fuel, and fiber and there is a resurgent interest in basic research on photosynthesis. Plants make excellent use of visible light energy; leaves are ideally suited to optimize light use by having a large ...
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Synthesis and emergence — research overview
Artificial Intelligence in Engineering, 2001Abstract The paper gives a concise overview of the present state of work in the project ‘Methodology of Emergent Synthesis’. Starting with the conceptual questions concerning analysis, synthesis and emergence in the realm of artifacts, a critical overview is given of reductionism and of the problems with self-referential character of the artifactual ...
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2008
Abstract Research that enrolls people with acute, serious, and life threatening illnesses without their informed consent, referred to as emergency research, presents substantial ethical challenges. These challenges focus on how to justify enrolling critically ill persons when the investigator cannot obtain informed consent from either ...
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Abstract Research that enrolls people with acute, serious, and life threatening illnesses without their informed consent, referred to as emergency research, presents substantial ethical challenges. These challenges focus on how to justify enrolling critically ill persons when the investigator cannot obtain informed consent from either ...
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The Emergence of the Person in Dementia Research
Ageing and Society, 1997The purpose of this review is to identify and explore the emerging attention being paid to the individual in dementia research. Following a brief introduction, the review will examine literature which recognises three aspects of the person with dementia: the individual's sense of self; the person's rights; and the value to be gained from a ...
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Planning research on an emerging industry in an emerging market
This chapter synthesizes an eight-year journey from start to publication, revealing the drawbacks associated with balancing practical research relevance with the rigor required for publication. We reflect on our experience investigating small and medium-sized Brazilian firms producing digital games, an emerging industry that became our focus for ...Luis Oliveira +3 more
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Community consultation in emergency research*
Critical Care Medicine, 2006Recent federal regulations allow for emergency research without prospective consent provided that additional protections for the subjects are provided. One of these is community consultation.To determine how to feasibly consult the community and what to do with the findings.In connection with an ongoing study of l-arginine for brain injury at a public ...
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Biodefense research: an emerging conundrum
Current Opinion in Biotechnology, 2005Biodefense research creates a conundrum for the scientific community--what are the permissible limits of biodefense research and how can knowledge in the life sciences be protected against misuse? As biodefense research expands to counter the threat of bioterrorism, so does suspicion and the need for guidance to respond to these concerns.
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Waived Consent for Emergency Research
American Journal of Law & Medicine, 1998The voluntary consent of the human subject is absolutely essential.Contrary to the first principle of the Nuremberg Code, the voluntary consent of the human subject is neither necessary nor sufficient for ethically and legally responsible research in the United States. That it is not sufficient has been well argued by Robert Burt and others.
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Teaching and Research in Emergency Psychiatry
The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 1984Psychiatric emergency departments are playing an increasingly important role in the delivery of mental health care. However, despite a number of recent articles and books on the subject of emergency psychiatry, there is still a marked discrepancy between the service function of an emergency unit and the training and research possibilities it can offer.
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