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BMJ Open, 2019 Objectives With the increasing interest in personalised medicine, the use of subgroup analyses is likely to increase. Subgroup analyses are challenging and often misused, possibly leading to false interpretations of the effect. It remains unclear to what
Johannes B Reitsma +7 more
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The implications of resource dependence for non-profit organisations: the Portuguese case [PDF]
, 2002 During the last few decades it has been generally accepted that there has been extensive sharing of responsibility between the state and non-profit organisations (NPOs) in order to accomplish public purposes.
Harris, John, Macedo, Isabel Maria
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Profit maximisation and alternatives in oligopolies [PDF]
This paper analyses oligopolies using the Cournot/Stackelberg framework, but allowing some firms to be pursueing aims other than profit maximisation. The existence of even a single output maximising firm can have dramatic effects on outputs, prices and ...
Alexander Klemm
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Non-profit organisations and the Internet
First Monday, 1999 The Internet is the fastest growing communications medium in the world. While some individuals and companies have been quick to capitalise on this medium, non-profit organisations have been slower on the uptake. However with a decline in the level of donations from traditional donors who are aging and a shift by their children away from their parent's ...
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Social impact measurement in Cyprus and other European countries
Discern, 2022 Although non-profit and other organisations related to social issues in Europe have increased, there is currently a gap when it comes to measuring their performance and social impact.
Eleni Zenonos
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Accessing other people’s technology for non-profit research [PDF]
As patents and other forms of intellectual property become more pervasive in the next generation of biotechnologies, designing policies and practices to ensure sufficient freedom to operate (i.e., the ability to practice or use an innovation) will be ...
Nottenburg, Carol +2 more
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Difference in Social and Environmental Disclosure between Profit and Non-profit Organisations [PDF]
, 2017 There has been a growing concern in the past few decades around the impact of industrial activities on the environment and the society. This situation led corporate management to develop environmental management systems and to incorporate social and ...
France, Adrian, Varghese, Amala
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Volunteering Practices During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Case Study Perspective
Business Systems ResearchThe COVID-19 pandemic brought significant changes in all aspects of society, including the work of non-profit organisations. Many restrictions reshaped the economy and everyday life, causing serious threats to the work of both for-profit and non-profit ...
Kovač Jelena +2 more
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Resource dependence and organisational behaviour in the non-profit sector: the portuguese case [PDF]
, 2001 Comunicação apresentada na 30th Arnova Annual Conference, Miami, Florida, 29 Nov.-1 Dez. 2001.During the last few decades it has been generally accepted that there has been extensive sharing of responsibility between the state and non-profit ...
Harris, John, Macedo, Isabel Maria
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Green human resource management and Sustainable Development Goals in non-profit organisations
SA Journal of Human Resource ManagementOrientation: Conserving ecosystems including a culture that respects life in water and on land, aligned to the sustainable development goals (SDGs), could prevent future pandemics and natural hazards, but this cannot be achieved without establishments ...
Shanitha Singh +2 more
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