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Methodological Limitations in "Self-Reported Vision-Related Quality of Life and Functional Impact in Portuguese Patients with Uveitis: A Cross-Sectional Study" [Letter]. [PDF]
Clin OphthalmolIqbal M, Iftikhar A.
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Cross-national disparities in drug interaction reporting and assessment between Switzerland and Austria: A retrospective, registry-based study using pharmacovigilance data. [PDF]
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Medication Reporting in the Workplace
Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 1991Impairment from medication use in hazardous work environments has not been well studied. We analyzed incident events in an explosive manufacturing facility using a retrospective case control study to determine whether medication use was related to safety incidents.
K, Hegmann, P, Greenlee, R E, Johns
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Standard Reporting for Medical Apps
2013Apps running on mobile devices are continually gaining importance, for medical professionals as well as for patients. When used appropriately, they can support their users, have the potential to increase efficiency and to lower costs. However, the information available for “medical apps” that are currently being distributed in the ...
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British Journal of Nursing, 2005
This article explores what rights persons other than the patient have to access health records which come under the Data Protection Act and other statutory provisions. These other persons could include the relatives of a patient, the parents of a child and those concerned with the estate of a deceased person.
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This article explores what rights persons other than the patient have to access health records which come under the Data Protection Act and other statutory provisions. These other persons could include the relatives of a patient, the parents of a child and those concerned with the estate of a deceased person.
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Medical Journals and Medical Reporting
New England Journal of Medicine, 2000The public appetite for health information seems insatiable, as evidenced by the daily appearance in the news media of stories touting new medical breakthroughs, the proliferation of health-related...
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