Further Interview Discussions with the Doctors
Further Discussions on the Security of a Nominative Signature Scheme
... There are several other types of signature schemes that are closely related to nominative signatures, such as (convertible) undeniable signatures [5, 1], des- ignated confirmer signatures [4], and designated verifier ...
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The Impact of a Drug Safety Warning on Discussions between Doctors and Their Patients; the Case of Rosiglitazone
... Future research should also consider the influence of the media; including the journal source. High impact journals are perceived as having more influence on pro- viders. While the impact factor was not intended to be a ...
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Walk-in interview for Doctors on contractual basis in Hospitals of Bhilai Steel Plant.
... For further Information please contact 0788-2227861/0788-2860123 (From ...Walk-in Interview on the above date, time and venue with the duly filled in Application Form (Annexure-1) with four (4) recent ...
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In this chapter, we lay the foundation for all our further discussions. We start
... I n this chapter, we lay the foundation for all our further discussions. We start by providing a high-level description of the Jakarta Struts project. We then describe Java Web applications, which act as ...
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Patient and professional experiences of palliative care referral discussions from cancer services: A qualitative interview study
... choices about their end of life care and have survival benefits over standard care (Bakitas et al., 2009; Brumley et al., 2007; Hui et al., 2018; Rabow et al., 2004; Temel et al., 2010; Zimmermann et al., 2014). An ...
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Patient and professional experiences of palliative care referral discussions from cancer services : a qualitative interview study
... care doctors and nurses in the UK added further barriers to referrals including close clinician–patient relationships; lack of role clarity; end of life discussions happening too ...
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The validity of the Annual Review of Competence Progression: a qualitative interview study of the perceptions of junior doctors and their trainers
... Data were transcribed professionally. The research team (RV, AR and KW) examined the data to identify emerging themes, using thematic analysis 22 guided by Mountford- Zimdars et al’s 23 analytic framework. A final coding ...
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Based on our discussions and upon further review of the topics discussed by the negotiators, we provide the attached clarifying responses.
... A third concern with the proposed use of the form pertains to individual privacy considerations. Its purpose is to extract detailed financial information from borrowers on sources and uses of personal and household ...
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Biogeosciences Discussions
... and 3.2.). Author reply: Changed accordingly. Please find our improvements in the sections 3.1 and 3.2 of the revised paper. Reviewer #2: Introduction: The two sentences referring to Teskeys’ work seem out of place and I ...
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OEIC/Unit Trust. Further to our meeting of [DATE], I am now writing to confirm the outcome of our discussions.
... If upon realisation your total gains (from all sources) are greater than your annual capital gains tax allowance, there will be tax to pay at a single rate of 18%. The sample illustration within the Simplified Prospectus ...
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Doctors’ perspectives on adhering to advance care directives when making medical decisions for patients: an Australian interview study
... Interestingly, doctors in this study showed minimal concern about the potential legal consequences from overriding a patient’s ACD, because they believed that making an ethical decision was the most important ...
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CiteSeerX — Interview An Interview with
... whole-class discussions, and some emphasized the nature of the task or activity as much as the discussion that occurs within it; some models were informed primarily by sociocultural theory but others primarily by ...
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Discussions of the future of primary
... Delivering training is less the problem than recognizing its necessity. A bigger practical impediment to primary care reform would be underestimating the nature and extent of the managerial work needed to make it happen. ...
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Results, Reports & Discussions
... = 9) was obtained (Table 17), however a discussion of the results with teachers at the school showed that the results are accurate and therefore the data is considered valid and usable. The small sample size was not the ...
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Simulation-based training of junior doctors in handling critically ill patients facilitates the transition to clinical practice: an interview study
... Algorithms Algorithms and Mnemonics were in general found to be useful and implemented in the clinical settings. The interviewees felt that this provided them with tools to fall back on when losing focus. The ABCDE, ...
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Improvement Happens: Doctors Talk About the Medical Home An Interview with Charles Mayer, MD, MPH and Eric Seaver, MD
... CM: About 65% of Group Health clinic patients have signed up to use secure messaging, and I am told that the highest use is among patients in their 50s and those managing ongoing health conditions like depression and ...
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Engaging terminally ill patients in end of life talk: How experienced palliative medicine doctors navigate the dilemma of promoting discussions about dying
... ations; further elaboration of these recurrently leads to engaging in EoL ...that doctors immediately respond to patients ’ pos- sible EoL ...that doctors may retrieve and solicit the elabora- tion ...
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Engaging Terminally Ill Patients in End of Life Talk : How Experienced Palliative Medicine Doctors Navigate the Dilemma of Promoting Discussions about Dying
... When doctors use open elaboration solicitations (fishing questions and “you said”-prefaced paraphrases), patients can avoid engaging in EoL talk by reporting non-EoL concerns, that is, through affirmative ...
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Engaging terminally ill patients in end of life talk: How experienced palliative medicine doctors navigate the dilemma of promoting discussions about dying
... When doctors use open elaboration solicitations (fishing questions and “you said”-prefaced paraphrases), patients can avoid engaging in EoL talk by reporting non-EoL concerns, that is, through affirmative ...
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Engaging terminally ill patients in end of life talk: how experienced palliative medicine doctors navigate the dilemma of promoting discussions about dying
... When doctors use open elaboration solicitations (fishing questions and “you said”-prefaced paraphrases), patients can avoid engaging in EoL talk by reporting non-EoL concerns, that is, through affirmative ...
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