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Physical Therapy, 1986
To the Editor: It was with much dismay that I discovered and read the article entitled “Ultrasound Therapy of Subacromial Bursitis: A Double Blind Trial” (Physical Therapy, February 1986). My concerns are threefold: 1) The article has technical flaws, 2) the authors are not physical therapists and therefore do not meet the peer-review requirement of ...
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To the Editor: It was with much dismay that I discovered and read the article entitled “Ultrasound Therapy of Subacromial Bursitis: A Double Blind Trial” (Physical Therapy, February 1986). My concerns are threefold: 1) The article has technical flaws, 2) the authors are not physical therapists and therefore do not meet the peer-review requirement of ...
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Norman Lives on Among Us, In Us, With Us, For Us
Qualitative Inquiry, 2023In this essay, I pay tribute to Norman K. Denzin.
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Nursing Ethics, 1997
An important part of the student nurse’s training involves reflection on practice, as expressed in written assignments and seminar discussions. In this, students make use of material drawn from their work with clients. A key ethical question is, therefore: should clients’ permission be sought by students for this use of case material in coursework ...
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An important part of the student nurse’s training involves reflection on practice, as expressed in written assignments and seminar discussions. In this, students make use of material drawn from their work with clients. A key ethical question is, therefore: should clients’ permission be sought by students for this use of case material in coursework ...
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2010
In this chapter, the authors describe Mission US: For Crown or Colony?, a history game for middle school students that they collaboratively designed, developed and tested. The authors argue that empathy is an important component of ethical thinking, and that history games, if well designed, can support the practice of empathy.
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In this chapter, the authors describe Mission US: For Crown or Colony?, a history game for middle school students that they collaboratively designed, developed and tested. The authors argue that empathy is an important component of ethical thinking, and that history games, if well designed, can support the practice of empathy.
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Uses and Usefulness of Paraquat
Human Toxicology, 19871 Paraquat was discovered in 1955 and introduced to the market place in 1962. During the 23 years between introduction and the present day numerous successful practical uses of the herbicide have been developed. In addition the characteristics of the chemical have allowed significant changes to be made in the ways that some crops are grown.
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Design Re-Use using DesignWare
1995This chapter describes the Synopsys DesignWare concept introduced in Chapter 1. DesignWare allows one to use pre-existing components to easily implement designs. This chapter also discusses the mechanism for inferring complex cells using DesignWare. The steps involved in building your own DesignWare library are outlined.
Pran Kurup, Taher Abbasi
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Contraceptive use: the US perspective
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1998Multiple factors impact population trends and contraceptive use patterns in the US. Age distribution is the main factor driving contraceptive need however. Recent fertility trends in the US are heavily influenced by the transition of the "baby boomer" cohort from highly fertile to less fertile ages.
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2022
Plant use is a familiar word pair that emphasizes how the great wealth of properties and characters of different botanical species has allowed humans to develop different aspects of their culture. On one hand, plants communicate chemically with each other; on the other hand, their wealth of chemical communication tools has attracted humans, who are ...
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Plant use is a familiar word pair that emphasizes how the great wealth of properties and characters of different botanical species has allowed humans to develop different aspects of their culture. On one hand, plants communicate chemically with each other; on the other hand, their wealth of chemical communication tools has attracted humans, who are ...
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1986
Through a relatively simple computer technique known as online searching, practitioners can use computers to "reach out" beyond their practice walls to expand their knowledge base. By bringing information sources closer to veterinarians, feelings of isolation, frustration, and ineptitude can be replaced with feelings of certainty, confidence, and ...
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Through a relatively simple computer technique known as online searching, practitioners can use computers to "reach out" beyond their practice walls to expand their knowledge base. By bringing information sources closer to veterinarians, feelings of isolation, frustration, and ineptitude can be replaced with feelings of certainty, confidence, and ...
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