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Assessing the Strength and Integrity of an Intervention

Oncology Nursing Forum, 2004
To evaluate the strength and integrity of a pilot behavioral intervention designed to assist mothers with breast cancer and their children.A single-group analysis of the strength and integrity characteristics of an intervention developed for a pilot research study.Homes of study participants in an urban area.Seven households with a mother and father ...
Patricia A, Brandt   +3 more
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Integration of Geriatric Assessment into the Community

Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1987
The integration of geriatric assessment into the community calls for more than effective communication. There should be a defined approach to comprehensive care, of which the assessment service is a regular part, and the assessment process should have a predictable influence on further care decisions. Three types of integrating approaches are described:
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Assessing polygon edge integrity

Journal of Geographical Systems, 2001
Geographic entities are represented in vector GIS as geometric objects with definite position and sharp, zero or one-dimensional, boundaries. This representation ignores, and may in fact misrepresent, the underlying properties of many geographic features.
Steven A. Roberts   +2 more
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Mobile bridge integrity assessment

2016 IEEE SENSORS, 2016
Within this work-in-progress, we aim to assess the structural integrity of bridges in the case of catastrophic events. Therefore, usually Vibration Measurement Systems (VMS) are used to extract the natural frequencies of bridges. Nevertheless, VMS in many cases are not available in a timely manner in areas struck by a disaster. In this work, we suggest
Maik Benndorf   +4 more
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Integrating Quality Assessment and Improvement

Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1995
A hospital's mission--to influence change at the provider level--resulted in a continuous shift to improve methodologies in quality surveillance. Interdisciplinary reviews reduce burdensome processes as well as the inherent costs of time and money. Audits were streamlined or combined when appropriate, and a uniform process improved communication and ...
E I, Gropper, J J, Skarzynski
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An integrative approach to assessment supervision

Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, 2009
Psychological assessment supervision requires the application of technical, conceptual, and interpersonal interventions that address the supervisee's skills, knowledge, and ethical competencies. This article discusses assessment domains that are fundamental to helping trainees refine technical and reasoning skills, and utilizes Jacob, David, and Meyer ...
Jed, Yalof, Pamela, Abraham
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Integrated Assessment of Climate Change

Science, 1993
Because there is an immediate need for policy decisions on how to prevent or adapt to climate change and how to allocate scarce funds for climate research, we need to move beyond isolated studies of the various parts of the problem. Analysis frameworks are needed that incorporate our knowledge about precursors to, processes of, and consequences from ...
H, Dowlatabadi, M G, Morgan
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Integrated Assessment

SIMULATION, 1996
Nebojsa Nakicenovic   +2 more
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Integrated Approaches to Testing and Assessment

2016
In this chapter, we explain how Integrated Approaches to Testing and Assessment (IATA) offer a means of integrating and translating the data generated by toxicity testing methods, thereby serving as flexible and suitable tools for toxicological decision making in the twenty-first century. In addition to traditional in vitro and in vivo testing methods,
Andrew P, Worth, Grace, Patlewicz
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An Integrative Approach to the Assessment of Narcissism

Journal of Personality Assessment, 2013
Narcissism research is poorly calibrated across fields of study in part due to confusion over how to integrate normal and pathological descriptions of narcissism. We argue that pathological and normal narcissism can be integrated in a single model that organizes around self-regulation mechanisms.
Michael J, Roche   +4 more
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