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Postgraduate Medicine, 1969
The warnings against the use of certain drugs in patients with glaucoma are only one of the reasons why knowledge of this disease (which is actually many diseases) is important. Glaucoma has become a matter of public health concern. Inclusion of tonometric testing in multiphasic health screening portends an ever wider use of this simple means of ...
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The warnings against the use of certain drugs in patients with glaucoma are only one of the reasons why knowledge of this disease (which is actually many diseases) is important. Glaucoma has become a matter of public health concern. Inclusion of tonometric testing in multiphasic health screening portends an ever wider use of this simple means of ...
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2015
1236???1399, by Khoda O. A. ??? Observations of GPS satellites at permanent stations located in Ukraine and in the Eastern Europe were processed at the GPS Data Analysis Centre of the Main Astronomical Observatory with Bernese GPS Software ver. 4.2. The obtained coordinates of the Ukrainian permanent GPS stations and baseline lengths between the GLSV ...
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1236???1399, by Khoda O. A. ??? Observations of GPS satellites at permanent stations located in Ukraine and in the Eastern Europe were processed at the GPS Data Analysis Centre of the Main Astronomical Observatory with Bernese GPS Software ver. 4.2. The obtained coordinates of the Ukrainian permanent GPS stations and baseline lengths between the GLSV ...
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Generalisation of GPS and P-GPS in network calculus
2012 9th IEEE International Workshop on Factory Communication Systems, 2012GPS is an ideal well known policy designed to share the capacity of a server between the input flows: each flow receives a fractional part, defined by the administrator, of the total server capacity1. It has several practical implementations, like P-GPS. These policies have been defined in the context of a constant-rate server.
William Mangoua Sofack, Marc Boyer
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Psychosocial factors in GP work: the effects of taking a GP position or leaving GP work
The European Journal of Public Health, 2012We examined the effects of leaving public sector general practitioner (GP) work and of taking a GP position on changes in work-related psychosocial factors, such as time pressure, patient-related stress, distress and work interference with family.
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2015
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Nursing Standard, 1991
Practice nurses' time is being wasted because the GP contract requires them to offer screening to elderly patients who are already being cared for by district nurses, it was claimed last week at the end of the contract's first year.
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Practice nurses' time is being wasted because the GP contract requires them to offer screening to elderly patients who are already being cared for by district nurses, it was claimed last week at the end of the contract's first year.
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Managerialism and the British GP: the GP as manager and as managed
International Journal of Public Sector Management, 1998The focus of the paper is on the relationship between General Practitioners (GPs) and central government. This relationship dates from the introduction of national health insurance in the UK. From the outset it had an impact on GPs’ medical role, their professional status and income.
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