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Primary Care and Social Control

Medical Care, 1979
Role performance in primary care becomes problematic when a disproportionate emphasis is placed on the physician's legitimizing function which is geared to endorse entry into the sick role so that he is less able to devote himself to curative or preventive tasks. Israel is used as an example of a society in which the delivery system of medical care has
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The need for quality control in primary prevention

The Journal of Primary Prevention, 1994
This paper shares the concerns of the authors over the need to strengthen quality control in primary prevention. Case studies are used to illustrate the authors' concern that more harm than good, on occasion, can occur.
G, Caplan, R B, Caplan
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Decerebrate Control of Reflexes to Primary Afferents

Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 1963
AbstractDorsal root potentials (DRP) have been compared in decerebrate cats before and after transection of the spinal cord. The DRPs evoked from group I muscle afferents of flexor and extensor muscle are either unchanged or slightly decreased after transection of the cord. In the spinal state the DRP evoked from cutaneous afferents has two components:
D, CARPENTER, I, ENGBERG, H, FUNKENSTEIN, A, LUNDBERG   +3 more
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Primary control with batteries

2016 International Energy and Sustainability Conference (IESC), 2016
In the near future renewable energy decentralized generators must provide grid control. Storages are attractive for grid control and especially for primary reserve power. However, providing primary control power with batteries is limited by the capacity of the battery.
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