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Artificial intelligence in dentistry: insights and expectations from Swiss dental professionals. [PDF]

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Donati J   +5 more
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Bridging the digital divide: increasing response rates to electronic pain questionnaires in outpatient neurosurgery. [PDF]

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Mahler J   +5 more
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Dynamics of Dental Education, Organization, and Regulation of Dental Practice in Europe 2016-2023. [PDF]

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Wolf TG   +11 more
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SLAM, the development of an EO service to support the legal obligations of Swiss and Italian Geological Risk Services in landslide risk forecasting and prevention

IGARSS 2003. 2003 IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium. Proceedings (IEEE Cat. No.03CH37477), 2004
The necessity to identify and monitor slope movement is of paramount importance to reduce the socio-economic toll that every year is paid in developing as well as in developed countries. From the late 80's Italian and Swiss legislations regarding hydro-geological risks, have identified landslide hazard maps as essential tools to mitigate the risk ...
Paganini, M.   +10 more
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Plain Legal Language through Translation: A Comparison of Swiss, EU and Italian Legislative Texts

2022
Drafting clear and accessible legislation has become a major concern in different monolingual and multilingual institutional settings. In multilin-gual contexts, where different language versions of official publications are developed through translation, legislation tends to be more accessible, as noticed by linguists, as well as translation and legal
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RATIONING SCARCE TREATMENTS TO PATIENTS DURING THE COVID-19: SHORT ETHICAL-LEGAL REMARKS ON THE SWISS AND ITALIAN CASES

2020
This paper aims at critically discussing ethical questions concerning the identification and justification of criteria useful to handle the extraordinary situation hospitals have been facing since the COVID-19 emergency was declared. In order to achieve this goal, the paper compares two guidelines released by the Italian and Swiss medical associations ...
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Defining cybercrime across legal cultures and genres: A comparative study of legal definitions in German, Austrian, Swiss and Italian computer crime law

2019
The present paper reports the findings of a comparative pilot study on forms and functions of definitions in recent Italian, German, Austrian and Swiss computer crime law. Although definitions are seen as indispensable tools for delimiting legal meaning, the definitional practice in law has always been the subject of heated debate.
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