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Digital Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Reduces Heavy Drinking Among a Non-Treatment Sample of People With Alcohol Use Disorder: A Feasibility Trial With CBT4CBT. [PDF]
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1992
The step-by-step process of clinical problem-solving is the subject of this new Journal feature. Information about a real patient is presented to an expert clinician in stages (boldface type), to simulate the way such information emerges in everyday clinical practice.
S G, Pauker, R I, Kopelman
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The step-by-step process of clinical problem-solving is the subject of this new Journal feature. Information about a real patient is presented to an expert clinician in stages (boldface type), to simulate the way such information emerges in everyday clinical practice.
S G, Pauker, R I, Kopelman
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Acupuncture in Medicine, 2014
I read with interest the recently published online article by Hasegawa et al .1 It was the title which first triggered my interest, including the phrase ‘double blind’. Wow, a double blinded study on acupuncture! This is of course the ‘highest’ level of research one can achieve in randomised controlled trials, and consequently highly appreciated among ...
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I read with interest the recently published online article by Hasegawa et al .1 It was the title which first triggered my interest, including the phrase ‘double blind’. Wow, a double blinded study on acupuncture! This is of course the ‘highest’ level of research one can achieve in randomised controlled trials, and consequently highly appreciated among ...
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Management Science, 2023
Decision research often takes the variability of potential outcomes as a measure of risk. It thus characterizes sure things, which, by definition, guarantee a specific outcome, as safe. But is this characterization always empirically valid? We show that, when the prevailing reference point is an uncertain option or position, sure things can be ...
Yuval Rottenstreich +2 more
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Decision research often takes the variability of potential outcomes as a measure of risk. It thus characterizes sure things, which, by definition, guarantee a specific outcome, as safe. But is this characterization always empirically valid? We show that, when the prevailing reference point is an uncertain option or position, sure things can be ...
Yuval Rottenstreich +2 more
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Philosophy, 1976
A novel situation may face us with a novel moral dilemma, or it may face us with dilemmas which were there all along in the events around us. So we should try to sort out the issues presented by John Harris's survival lottery.1 He asks us to suppose that transplant techniques have become far more effective than at present (as they are likely to do). It
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A novel situation may face us with a novel moral dilemma, or it may face us with dilemmas which were there all along in the events around us. So we should try to sort out the issues presented by John Harris's survival lottery.1 He asks us to suppose that transplant techniques have become far more effective than at present (as they are likely to do). It
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Nursery World, 2023
Like research schools, some nurseries use evidence to improve practice. In part one of this series, Gemma Goldenberg visits an early years research centre in Sheffield
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Like research schools, some nurseries use evidence to improve practice. In part one of this series, Gemma Goldenberg visits an early years research centre in Sheffield
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