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Research Directions in Emergency Medicine
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1996The goal of emergency medicine is to improve health while preventing and treating disease and illness in patients seeking emergency medical care. Improvements in emergency medical care and the delivery of this care can be achieved through credible and meaningful research efforts.
Richard V Aghababian +28 more
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Australasian Journal on Ageing, 2007 Objective: The National Emerging Researchers in Ageing Study (NERAS) set out to inform capacity-building efforts in ageing research. Its purpose was to identify the interest, attitudes and motives of PhD students to enter the field and factors ...
Mair Underwood +2 more
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Emerging research on methamphetamine
Current Opinion in Psychiatry, 2005To describe and review the literature published on methamphetamine in 2003-2004, with a particular focus on patterns of use, its effects on the user and society, and progress being made towards effective treatment strategies.The methamphetamine epidemic continues to grow, dominating drug use trends in many parts of the world, and signifying an ...
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The Emergence of Interpretivism in IS Research
Information Systems Research, 1995This paper investigates aspects of the history and current state of interpretivism in IS research. The emergence of interpretivism is explored through the identification of a network of IS researchers working in the interpretive tradition, through an examination of the role of mainstream and alternative IS journals, and through an analysis of the ...
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Emerging technologies in mechanotransduction research
Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, 2019Mechanotransduction research focuses on understanding how cells sense and respond to mechanical stimuli by converting mechanical signals into biochemical and biological responses. Cells have been shown to respond to mechanical stimuli through specialized biological machinery such as adhesion complexes.
Ghaidan A, Shamsan, David J, Odde
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The Admissibility of Research in Emergency Medicine
Science and Engineering Ethics, 2007The main goal in this paper is to present the legal rules connected with medical experiment on human beings in emergency medicine and to explain the scope, significance, and meaning of these rules, especially with regard to their interpretation. As the provisions about medical experiments truly make sense only if they can be observed by the whole ...
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Research algorithms for emergency medicine
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1980The computer-instigated development of graphic depictions showing rationales and decisions required in the care of patients has allowed clinicians to standardize science in the art of clinical medicine. Such condensation of medical judgment and information into algorithms is particularly important for emergency medicine.
G L, Looney +3 more
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Convergence Research for Emerging Zoonoses
Trends in Parasitology, 2021Global emergence of vector-borne and zoonotic diseases presents a rapidly growing 'wicked' problem. We outline the need for a transdisciplinary research program that is grounded in ecological and evolutionary theory but integrates fundamentally with research perspectives spanning the health, social, and natural sciences.
Benoit Talbot +2 more
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2006
Abstract Often, someone who has suffered an acute medical problem—they just had a heart attack or a stroke or were in a car crash—will be unconscious or unable to think clearly in the initial moments when medical treatment is begun. There will often be no surrogate decision maker available at that moment.
Jerry Menikoff, Edward P Richards
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Abstract Often, someone who has suffered an acute medical problem—they just had a heart attack or a stroke or were in a car crash—will be unconscious or unable to think clearly in the initial moments when medical treatment is begun. There will often be no surrogate decision maker available at that moment.
Jerry Menikoff, Edward P Richards
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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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