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A Room Within a Room Within a Room: AA 125 Travelling Exhibition or, the Period Room as Staging Device

Architectural Theory Review, 2019
The following paper takes as its starting point a posed photograph of the members’ room space within the Architectural Association’s AA125 exhibition. The image is one of the only published traces of this travelling exhibition, a show first installed at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London, from April 5 to 29, 1973, to celebrate the AA’s 125th ...
Szacka, Léa-Catherine, Brown, Alexandra
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THE EMERGENCY ROOM

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1959
EMERGENCY ROOM! These two words bring a number of pictures to the minds of most people, but the usual and most common image is that of injured persons being taken care of by a medicalnursing team in a manner of quiet efficiency. However, the emergency room in a small community hospital, that is usually run in connection with an outpatient clinic, doesn'
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Home Adjustment of Rooming-In and Non-Rooming-In Mothers

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1952
_ B l,a-..a', l1 the visiting nurse to whom she was accustomed. Because the visiting nurse association had expressed interest in this type of evaluation, and since the professional service of the organization provided an opportunity for the desired type of observation, it was invited to participate in this study.
N, SHEA, E H, KLATSKIN, E B, JACKSON
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CoOL-Room: Collaboration Oriented Learning Room

2004 IEEE Symposium on Visual Languages - Human Centric Computing, 2005
We present a system supporting synchronous distance multimedia collaboration. Such systems require a number of tools to communicate, enforce collaboration awareness and maintain consistency of shared objects. We introduce the main requirements to provide virtual room facilities, and present our implementation comparing it to other ...
DE MARSICO, Maria, FRATARCANGELI S., LEVIALDI GHIRON, Stefano, LOMBARDO L.   +3 more
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Hygiene and room climate in the operating room

Minimally Invasive Therapy & Allied Technologies, 2003
The ventilation system is not the most important source to cause surgical site infections via the air. More important is the skin of both staff and patients. The literature did not reveal any reduction of the risk of surgical site infections resulting from the employment of ultra-clean air-systems during surgical procedures, the one exception being ...
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From the Emergency Room to the Birthing Room

Nursing for Women's Health, 2014
540 © 2014, AWHONN http://nwh.awhonn.org I became a nurse because I wanted to be a midwife, but my first nursing job was in a busy emergency department (ED). It was the only job I was offered out of school, and I jumped on it. I felt shocked and privileged at the opportunity, and although I faked composure, the chaos of the day-to-day work felt ...
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Room to Room Mapping: Seamlessly Connecting Different Rooms

SIGGRAPH Asia 2023 Posters, 2023
Naoki Hashimoto, Yuki Inada
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No room for error

Science, 2020
Developers of quantum computers face their true challenge: taming the noise that plagues the intertwined quantum ...
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Rooms as replacements for people: the consulting room as a room object

2018
Within the fields of anthropology, history, art and architectural history there is literature suggesting the importance of the use and meaning of location, place, space and rooms for people and their mechanism for representing others. Sigmund Freud wrote about the meaning of space for humans in relation to ritual and symbolisation, and had an enduring ...
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No room for bitterness

Nursing Standard, 1991
Oh, how bitter Joanne C of London is ('Enrolled nurse scapegoat shame', Letters, Nursing Standard January 30).
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