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“Land! Hold On! Just Hold On!”
2019This essay interrogates William Faulkner’s “Old Man” section of The Wild Palms (1939), with its depiction of the 1927 flood, alongside Houma filmmaker Monique Verdin’s documentary My Louisiana Love (2012), which recounts Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill, to examine the ways that the two texts present ecological disaster in the Native South.
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2001
Abstract: Successfully controlling tuberculosis will require that we fully understand all the factors involved in a patient's ability to comply with treatment as well as our assumptions about what compliance and noncompliance mean. Influences on patients' lives, such as poverty, conflict, political instability, and racial and gender inequalities, will
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Abstract: Successfully controlling tuberculosis will require that we fully understand all the factors involved in a patient's ability to comply with treatment as well as our assumptions about what compliance and noncompliance mean. Influences on patients' lives, such as poverty, conflict, political instability, and racial and gender inequalities, will
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Critical Pathways in Cardiology: A Journal of Evidence-Based Medicine, 2013
Dynamic ischemic-type electrocardiographic T-wave inversions raise the possibility of myocardial ischemia or infarction but are actually a nonspecific finding. We present a case of a young man presenting with headache and dizziness found to have marked hypertension, deepening T-wave inversions, and troponin elevation.
Nicholas, Wettersten, Ezra, Amsterdam
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Dynamic ischemic-type electrocardiographic T-wave inversions raise the possibility of myocardial ischemia or infarction but are actually a nonspecific finding. We present a case of a young man presenting with headache and dizziness found to have marked hypertension, deepening T-wave inversions, and troponin elevation.
Nicholas, Wettersten, Ezra, Amsterdam
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Journal of Palliative Medicine, 2020
Relationships of care for those facing illness are inherent to the practice of medicine. Palliative care provides interpersonal space to patients and families that helps them face serious illness and dying. We consider therapeutic holding uniquely critical in palliative care but see it as applying in varied forms throughout medicine.
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Relationships of care for those facing illness are inherent to the practice of medicine. Palliative care provides interpersonal space to patients and families that helps them face serious illness and dying. We consider therapeutic holding uniquely critical in palliative care but see it as applying in varied forms throughout medicine.
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Journal of Child Psychotherapy, 1984
When I sat down to write this paper, my task turned out not to be as straightforward as I had expected. I had assumed that what is meant by "holding" was relatively clear and simple. I discovered, however, that the concept of "holding" as used in the literature covers many things and that it belongs to that class of concepts that have an "elastic ...
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When I sat down to write this paper, my task turned out not to be as straightforward as I had expected. I had assumed that what is meant by "holding" was relatively clear and simple. I discovered, however, that the concept of "holding" as used in the literature covers many things and that it belongs to that class of concepts that have an "elastic ...
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British Journal of Community Nursing, 2011
When problems occur in healthcare nurses are often blamed. Press and public may consider that the nurse should have done more or that nurses should have spoken out. Do problems occur because of staff who are not fit to be nurses, or is the situation more complex?
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When problems occur in healthcare nurses are often blamed. Press and public may consider that the nurse should have done more or that nurses should have spoken out. Do problems occur because of staff who are not fit to be nurses, or is the situation more complex?
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Nature Cell Biology, 2012
The attachment of stem cells to specialized functional niches instructs stem cell maintenance, with loss of adhesion associated with differentiation driven by cell-intrinsic programs. Id transcription factors are now shown to link cell-intrinsic maintenance programs and extrinsic cues by promoting adhesion of neural stem cells to the niche.
Justin D, Lathia, Jeremy N, Rich
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The attachment of stem cells to specialized functional niches instructs stem cell maintenance, with loss of adhesion associated with differentiation driven by cell-intrinsic programs. Id transcription factors are now shown to link cell-intrinsic maintenance programs and extrinsic cues by promoting adhesion of neural stem cells to the niche.
Justin D, Lathia, Jeremy N, Rich
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JAMA
A family medicine physician holds a space of love for her husband who has been left in a minimally conscious state after a ruptured brain aneurysm 3 years previously.
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A family medicine physician holds a space of love for her husband who has been left in a minimally conscious state after a ruptured brain aneurysm 3 years previously.
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Hold the Tension, Hold the Energy
1986So far we have concentrated on taking control of feelings of humour or fright so you can represent them in a way which will evoke strong feelings in your readers. Now we need to explore how to sustain the states of mind you call up.
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Journal of Christian Nursing, 2011
A nurse practitioner persists in caring for a patient with overwhelming problems. With God's help and against all odds, the patient's life eventually changes.
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A nurse practitioner persists in caring for a patient with overwhelming problems. With God's help and against all odds, the patient's life eventually changes.
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