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A randomized trial of video self-instruction in cardiopulmonary resuscitation for lay persons
... among lay persons in the community ra- ther than among those with self-interest in CPR because of personal exposure to heart disease [18], so partici- pants may have had less motivation to achieve skill ...
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Qualitative study of knowledge and attitudes to biobanking among lay persons in Nigeria
... We probed participants about whether they would like to be contacted if something serious was discovered about them during the course of the research, a large majority of the discussants answered in the affirma- tive. ...
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A Physician Becomes an Attorney with a Little Advice: A Case Study
... Like many lay persons, and lawyers too, I thought health law was primarily personal injury and medical malpractice, with maybe a little business advice to physician[r] ...
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Post-road accident psychological trauma and barriers to care among survivors at Kisii level five hospital, Kisii County, Kenya
... 4.3.1 Tnvol~ement of unqualified lay persons in rescue and basic trauma care 37 4.3.3 Survivors and type of pre-hospital trauma care provider at scene of accident 38.. 4.3.4 Financial ba[r] ...
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Laypersons can successfully place supraglottic airways with 3 minutes of training. A comparison of four different devices in the manikin
... We acknowledge that our study is subject to several limitations. Our results suggest that the majority of supraglottic airway devices are well suited to use by lay- persons. This might imply in a ...
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“With fever it’s the real flu I would say”: laypersons’ perception of common cold and influenza and their differences a qualitative study in Austria, Belgium and Croatia
... of lay persons is more divers within one country than between the countries, the overall perception in all three countries regarding [1] perception of common cold as harmless and individual- istic disease, ...
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Shoplifting and Police Referral: A Reexamination
... Although beyond the limits of the present study, it does appear that, as compared to other factors, gender plays a lesser role in the decisions made by lay persons to refer an apprehende[r] ...
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THE PEDIATRICIAN AND THE PUBLIC
... One of the chief stumbling-blocks encountered when payments for institutional care are requested as a medical deduction, is the difficulty many lay persons have in under- standing that m[r] ...
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Facilitating evolution in relational database design : a procedure to evaluate and refine novice database designers' schemata : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Business Studies in Information Systems at Massey University
... The research suppons the hypothesis thaL database applications based on schemata designed by lay-persons are currently being used to support business data management requirements... util[r] ...
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Interrogating the construct of communicative competence in language assessment contexts:What the non language specialist can tell us
... of lay-persons about the communicative effectiveness of performance on a range of spoken language tests suggests the necessity for a revision of the criteria we should be using in such tests if they are to ...
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Public involvement in health research systems: a governance framework
... Further, visions for public involvement differed sub- stantively in the way publics and public involvement were conceived of. Visions differed, first, with respect to the type of publics to engage – whether patients or ...
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Stratigraphy, Architecture and Lay-out of Bouqras
... In general, the house remains at the surface of the small tell and on the saddle, with their narro- wer walls and less standardized plans, are more like the houses from the earlier phase[r] ...
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Lay intuitions about epistemic normativity
... these lay accounts? The three lay accounts differ along two dimensions: (a) some are monistic about final epistemic value, while others are pluralistic; (b) some exploit necessary conditions for permissi- ...
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Nurturing Lay-Women as “Field Trainers”
... Abstract- MGIRI nurtured as field trainer the locally available lay-women of Wardha for designing new products from Khadi. It was decided to prepare handbags from Khadi, according to the needs and problem of ...
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The Geometric Design of As I Lay Dying
... Darl not only transforms three-dimensional space into two-dimensional space (just as Faulkner uses wood as a figure of verticality changing into horizontality), but Darl also nleditates [r] ...
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To Early Modern Catholic Lay People
... formal duties of the ordained do not make them any more spiritual, or theologically higher, than common Christians (10) . In this same sense, Luther argues, all Christians are priests (10) . To illustrate his point, he ...
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TOXICOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION IN LEGAL CONTEXT FOR VETERINARIANS
... Generally farmers/clients give lay evidences in form of information on nature, time and cause of death and observed symptoms. The lay testimony need to be verified by ex[r] ...
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Lay health advisers: scoping the role and intervention landscape
... of lay health advisers has become an established approach within public health, in particular for impact on health inequalities and engaging socially excluded ...in lay-led intervention models and ...
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Patient and public involvement in data collection for health services research: a descriptive study
... and lay people and still keeping the lay input distinct from that of the ...of lay people needing to being outsiders to the system but needing to be trained to conduct research and become ...give ...
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Lay Perceptions of Inequality and Social Structure
... The rise in socio-economic inequalities in the UK since the 1970s, and recession and austerity since 2008, have given a renewed importance to understanding lay experiences of inequality. Researchers frequently ...
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