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Labor in pregnant women with heart disease. [PDF]

Rev Assoc Med Bras (1992)
Campanharo FF, Araujo Júnior E, Mattar R.   +2 more
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Evaluation of the delivery of the family nurse partnership programme in Scotland during the COVID-19 pandemic. [PDF]

PLoS One
Doi L, Morrison K, Anago EK, Hughes T.
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Factors influencing provision of Special Educational Needs support at the point of delivery within the Private, Voluntary and Independent group-based Early Years Education and Childcare sector

, 2019
Sian Benedict-Owen
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Point of Care Ultrasound on Labor and Delivery

Anesthesiology Clinics, 2021
Point of care ultrasound (POCUS) in the field of obstetric anesthesiology, including cardiac, pulmonary, neuraxial, gastric, and airway ultrasound, can facilitate rapid diagnosis, management, and clinical decision-making surrounding common maternal peripartum comorbidities, and obstetric complications.
Kaitlyn E, Neumann, Jennifer M, Banayan
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Quantifying the environmental benefits of collection/delivery points

OR Insight, 2009
Using a node-based routing and scheduling package, this paper estimates the environmental impacts of using a local railway station as a collection/delivery point (CDP) for small parcel transactions. This delivery option was compared with a typical existing situation where some customers who suffer a failed home delivery attempt decide to travel to the ...
McLeod, Fraser N., Cherrett, Tom J.
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Selective Delivery of Points of Interest

2010
In our daily life, we are increasingly surrounded by devices that expose us to quantities of information well behind our cognitive capabilities. To overcome this problem various authors propose mechanisms capable of selecting only the most relevant pieces of information.
Nuno Gil Fonseca, Luís Rente, Carlos Bento   +2 more
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Point-of-Care Technology

Critical Care Nursing Quarterly, 2014
The growing complexity of technology, equipment, and devices involved in patient care delivery can be staggering and overwhelming. Technology is intended to be a tool to help clinicians, but it can also be a frustrating hindrance if not thoughtfully planned and strategically aligned. Critical care nurses are key partners in the collaborations needed to
Debbie, Gregory, Martha, Buckner
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Research Project ePOD@Home: Electronic Proof of Delivery at Point of Delivery

2013
The rising interest in the internet throughout the world is attributable to its broad spectrum of applications. One business sector that is increasingly gaining more attention is E-Commerce. Increasing demand as well as the expansion of the range of articles will change the demands on logistics processes in the future. In particular, it is shippers and
Sebastian Wibbeling, Fabian Schneiders
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Applications of Harmonic Limits at Wholesale Points of Delivery

IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery, 2007
Compliance with harmonic limits is a significant concern for suppliers and consumers of electrical energy. A conventional application of IEEE 519-1992 requires users to limit harmonic currents while suppliers limit harmonic voltages. In a competitive arena, this approach could lead to denial of service and loss of revenue due to (indirect) conservatism
Arindam Maitra, S. Mark Halpin, Christopher A. Litton   +2 more
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Proceedings of the 6th international conference on Mobile data management, 2005
Context-awareness in mobile and ubiquitous computing requires the acquisition, representation and processing of context information which is not limited to the device features, network status, or user location but includes semantically rich data like user preferences and user current activity.
A. Agostini, C. Bettini, D. Riboni
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