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Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation

Southern Medical Journal, 1977
The introduction of the concept of intermittent mandatory ventilation (IMV) has meant that for the first time weaning is controlled. The abrupt cessation of ventilatory support, even for short periods, as was obligatory before IMV, is no longer necessary.
J C, Gabel, W B, Hulett, D D, Glass, J, Poirier   +3 more
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Mandatory misrepresentation

Emergency Medicine Australasia, 2018
AbstractThe ethical use of college membership in the statement of political opinion.
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INTERMITTENT MANDATORY VENTILATION

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1974
Twenty-four patients who had acute respiratory insufficiency necessitating mechanical ventilation were studied. Twelve patients had controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV) with T-tube trials of spontaneous ventilation to accomplish weaning. Twelve received intermittent mandatory ventilation (IMV), a method of mechanical ventilation that allows ...
J B, Downs, H M, Perkins, J H, Modell
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Mandatory Notice

Journal of Labor Economics, 1992
Firms' incentives to inform workers about their future viability are analyzed using a two-period signaling model. The author finds that, if wages can be set after firms learn their viability, they will perfectly signal firms' closure plans. Mandatory-notice laws, if they have any effect at all, reduce worker utility and raise profits because they ...
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The case for mandatory vaccination

Nature, 2019
When immunization rates dip, legislation is often strengthened. But does the evidence stack up? When immunization rates dip, legislation is often strengthened. But does the evidence stack up?
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HIV and Pregnancy: Mandatory Counselling, Not Mandatory Screening

Journal SOGC, 1998
Abstract Objective: to review the evidence in support of universal prenatal human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) counselling and screening, and to review current clinical guidelines and practice patterns. Methods: a Medline search was conducted and the relevant articles reviewed.
Michelle R. Wise, Risa F. Freeman
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The legality of mandatory vaccination

Indian Journal of Medical Ethics, 2019
Vaccination in India has been carried out for the past 70 years and is seen as a major part of the public health policy of independent India. Its ability to provide for an efficient and cheap form of preventive healthcare makes it the most viable option for a developing state such as India.
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