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Experiential training On Eras

open access: yes, 2016
BERETTA , LUIGI
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Embracing change: the era for pediatric ERAS is here

open access: yesPediatric Surgery International, 2019
The concept of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) has increasingly been embraced by our adult surgical colleagues, but has been slow to crossover to pediatric surgical subspecialties.
Olle Ljungqvist, Michael J Scott
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The Era of the Patient

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1993
To the Editor. —Dr Reiser 1 is to be lauded for his scholarly yet lucid and compelling description of "The Era of the Patient." While some may find his suggestions for using a consumer consultant as too radical, I would like to cite yet another use for the consumer consultant.
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The end of an era

American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, 1992
N e w s has been received that Professor Rolf Fraenkel's renowned clinic in Zwiekau, in the German Democratic Republic, has been closed down, an unexpected victim of recent East-West rapprochement. It seems that western market forces were unable to sustain what, in many eyes, was the outstanding orthodontic academy in Europe. The staff and thousands of
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Change of Era or Era of Changes

2020
This chapter discusses three COVID-19 and international business related issues. Firstly, our tendency to think in a dichotomous way and, consequently and creates axis of tensions. Secondly, to clarify the differences between an Era of Changes and a Change of Era.
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Era of Hope

Clinical Breast Cancer, 2002
The United States Army’s Breast Cancer Research Program recently celebrated its 10th anniversary of congressional funding in Orlando, Florida, with a meeting aptly titled Era of Hope. The meeting brought together clinicians, basic scientists, and breast cancer advocates who have been involved in the program, including both current and past recipients ...
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The End of an Era

New England Journal of Medicine, 1965
DR. H. A. Zbin peered mournfully through the carefully polished eyepieces of his obsolete light microscope.
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