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Ethical-Regulatory Guidelines for AI in Palliative Care Rehabilitation. [PDF]

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Oliveira D, Nunes SB, Rego F, Nunes R.
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Innovation, Uncertainty and Relational Governance

Industry and Innovation, 2006
What is relational governance (RG)? What problems is it meant to solve? Under what conditions is it effective? The question posed by the editors of this issue is a welcome occasion for reflection on a widely used but multiple meaning concept and on its virtues and limits.
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The Engineer and His Relation to Government

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1937
Whether democracy in America can endure depends in no small measure upon the attitude of the great professional classes in general, and in particular upon the attitude and effectiveness of the engineer in his relation to government, says this well-known engineer and educator, who states further that although there is an enormously complex system of ...
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Government Relations and Interventional Radiology

Seminars in Interventional Radiology, 2023
AbstractHealth care policy in the United States is made by nonphysician lawmakers and government employees. Through advocacy and lobbying, physicians have an opportunity to be involved in the process. Interventional radiologists (IRs) are the experts on issues related to IR.
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Corporate Governance and Labor Relations*

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2009
This article begins with the premise that since the corporation involves a symbiotic relationship between labor and capital, a single‐minded focus on shareholder value is likely to be shortsighted, and some degree of employee influence on corporate governance has the potential to increase an organization's efficiency and value.
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Relations with British Government

2022
Abstract This lecture offers Native States practical advice on navigating their delicate relationship with British India. It warns that British India's irresistible power makes a conciliatory approach unavoidable. But this burden is made tolerable by British India's readiness to consider opposing arguments founded on reason, justice, and
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