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US Nursing Strikes Highlight Systemic Challenges: Can Digital Health Be Part of the Solution? [PDF]
J Med Internet ResCuffari B.
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Editorial: Advancing biomechanics: enhancing sports performance, mitigating injury risks, and optimizing athlete rehabilitation, volume II. [PDF]
Front Sports Act LivingBen Ezzdine L, Dhahbi W, Chèze L.
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This paper improves the price-performance ratio of ECM, the elliptic-curve method of integer factorization. In particular, this paper constructs "a = -1" twisted Edwards curves having Q-torsion group Z/2 x Z/4, Z/8, or Z/6 and having a known non-torsion point; demonstrates that, compared to the curves used in previous ECM implementations, some of the ...
Bernstein, D.J., Birkner, P., Lange, T.
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This paper improves the price-performance ratio of ECM, the elliptic-curve method of integer factorization. In particular, this paper constructs "a = -1" twisted Edwards curves having Q-torsion group Z/2 x Z/4, Z/8, or Z/6 and having a known non-torsion point; demonstrates that, compared to the curves used in previous ECM implementations, some of the ...
Bernstein, D.J., Birkner, P., Lange, T.
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Strike Duration and Strike Size
The Canadian Journal of Economics, 1993Some theories of strike activity suggest that the settlement probability of a strike depends on the number of workers involved in the strike. Additionally, much recent em- pirical research on strikes has been constrained by data availability to look only at strikes in large bargaining units.
Alan Harrison, Mark Stewart
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Chest, 2014
Throughout medical history, physicians have rarely formed unions and/or carried out strikes. In a profession faced with the turmoil of health reform and increasing pressure to change their practices and lifestyles, will physicians resort to unionization for collective bargaining, and will a strike weapon be used to fight back against the array of ...
Stephen L, Thompson, J Warren, Salmon
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Throughout medical history, physicians have rarely formed unions and/or carried out strikes. In a profession faced with the turmoil of health reform and increasing pressure to change their practices and lifestyles, will physicians resort to unionization for collective bargaining, and will a strike weapon be used to fight back against the array of ...
Stephen L, Thompson, J Warren, Salmon
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Strike Pay and Employers' Strike Insurance
Metroeconomica, 2000The consequences of strike pay for employees and of an employers' strike insurance fund are analysed in a two‐period screening model of labour disputes with private information of the firm. It is shown that the employers' strike fund reduces uncertainty and hence lowers strike activity. If the union's strike pay fund can incur a deficit during disputes,
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Practical Radiation Oncology, 2015
I was recently consulted in the case of a child who was fully functional and attending school when headaches developed. An intracranial mass was identified. Surgery was performed and a partial resection was obtained of what proved to be a craniopharyngioma.
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I was recently consulted in the case of a child who was fully functional and attending school when headaches developed. An intracranial mass was identified. Surgery was performed and a partial resection was obtained of what proved to be a craniopharyngioma.
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The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1989
The recent literature has shown that asymmetric information about a firm's profitability does not by itself explain strikes of substantial length if the firm and workers can bargain very frequently without commitment. In this paper we show that substantial strikes are possible if (a) there is a small (but not insignificant) delay between offers; and (b)
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The recent literature has shown that asymmetric information about a firm's profitability does not by itself explain strikes of substantial length if the firm and workers can bargain very frequently without commitment. In this paper we show that substantial strikes are possible if (a) there is a small (but not insignificant) delay between offers; and (b)
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