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Documenta Ophthalmologica, 1973
The eye in a triangle that appears on the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States was called the Eye of Providence by the designers of the seal. The origins of this symbol which appeared in the last half of the seventeenth century are documented nowhere.
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The eye in a triangle that appears on the reverse of the Great Seal of the United States was called the Eye of Providence by the designers of the seal. The origins of this symbol which appeared in the last half of the seventeenth century are documented nowhere.
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Qualifications of the provider
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1990I dislike the term provider but it does indicate a framework under which medical services may be offered. Let me introduce this commentary by the manner in which I described an incident to Dr. Dobson. A 32-year-old, healthy woman came to my office indicating that during the previous few weeks a "scaly patch" developed around the right side of her neck,
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Health Services Management Research, 1994
In my two-year experience as a chief executive I have found a widespread tendency to greatly over-simplify trust status. This has led to casual observers adopting a stance regarding NHS trust, often based on the most flimsy acquaintance with any facts concerning them.
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In my two-year experience as a chief executive I have found a widespread tendency to greatly over-simplify trust status. This has led to casual observers adopting a stance regarding NHS trust, often based on the most flimsy acquaintance with any facts concerning them.
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2013
For many years and under various names, provenance has been modelled, theorised about, standardised and implemented in various ways; it has become part of mainstream database research. Moreover, the topic has now infected nearly every branch of computer science: provenance is a problem for everyone. But what exactly is the problem?
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For many years and under various names, provenance has been modelled, theorised about, standardised and implemented in various ways; it has become part of mainstream database research. Moreover, the topic has now infected nearly every branch of computer science: provenance is a problem for everyone. But what exactly is the problem?
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Dermatologists, not “providers”
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2022Beau, Sitton, Abraham M, Korman
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