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Integrating Indigenous Data Sovereignty Principles Into Learning Health Systems: Survey of Canadian PBRLNs and Framework Analysis. [PDF]

Ann Fam Med
Wood B, Zelek B, Daneshemand R, Kennel M, Myles S, O'Loughlin R, Manitowabi D.   +6 more
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LiDAR-Based Road Surface Damage Classification: A Survey. [PDF]

Sensors (Basel)
Greene T, Moradi MS, Umair M, Nawjis N, Kaabouch N, Pasch T.   +5 more
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Mining the gaps: Deciphering Alzheimer's biology through AI-driven reconciliation. [PDF]

J Prev Alzheimers Dis
Funk CC, Paterson T, Bangs A, Cannon DM, Savage G, Ringger E, Hood L.   +6 more
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Challenges and Opportunities in the Medication Reconciliation Process in an Emergency Department: An Observational Human Factors Study. [PDF]

J Patient Saf
Chen HW, Wurst C, Lattimer TA, Setiowati N, Bisantz A, Wahler RG, Jacobs DM, Hewner S, Stoll J, Casucci S, Singh R.   +10 more
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From Truth to Reconciliation

, 2012
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Truth in Reconciliation

Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2011
To what extent is truth required for reconciliation of peoples in conflict? What kind of truth? Objective truth, subjective truth? Maybe reconciliation require that the pursuit of truth be limited? The trial of the former “Khmer Rouge” leaders in Cambodia for crimes against humanity provides a case where these issues are examined.
Lingis Alphonso
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Reconciliation without truth? Truth without reconciliation?

2014
5 years after end of the war, Sri Lankan Society is still struggling with the consequences of the 25 years of armed conflict. Despite the establishment of a national Reconciliation Commission and several resolutions of the UN - Human Rights Council, serious concerns about ongoing Human Rights violations and deficits in minority protection are being ...
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Truth and Reconciliation

2000
Even at the best of times truth is at a premium in politics and to ask people who have behaved badly – and in some cases appallingly – to admit publicly to their wrong doings is to ask a very great deal indeed. White South Africans who either committed brutalities under the apartheid system in order to maintain the privileged position of their racial ...
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