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Showing 1 to 20 of 23 for “"University Hospitals"”.
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Comparison of Health Status Between Regular and Non-Regular Employees of University Hospitals
… the general health status of the employees of university hospitals making use of Total Health Index(THI), one of the standard measurements for health. The study subjects were regular and non-regular employees who worked at the three university hospitals located in Gyeonggi region. The …
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Anchor institutions, innovation, and inclusion : Cleveland's University Hospitals Vision 2010 as a national example for addressing Affordable Healtbcare Act 990 requirements
… strategy enacted during the construction of University Hospitals' five new facilities to illustrate the strengths, challenges, and lessons of anchor institutions choosing to act regionally and prioritizing inclusion and innovation. A thorough analysis of the case model will provide evidence …
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Anchor institutions and local economic development through procurement : an analysis of strategies to stimulate the growth of local and minority enterprises through supplier linkages
Anchor institutions, such as hospitals and universities are increasingly engaging in community and economic development initiatives in their host cities. Annually, these institutions spend millions of dollar on a variety of goods services. If these dollars were redirected to purchasing local and to …
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Oral Health Education of Dental Hygienist on Medically Compromised Patients.
… scores ranked by respondents working at general hospitals and university hospitals were higher than those from local clinics. As for oral health education for medically compromised patients, the average scores of patients with osteoporosis, kidney disorder, transplant operation, dialysis, and …
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Decision-making in critical situations during pregnancy and birth
… preterm labour and birth, was that midwives at university hospitals were more likely to agree on to start interventions at an earlier gestational age than midwives at general hospitals. Obstetricians seemed to be more active in management than midwives, though midwives seemed to be more willing …
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Data fusion based optimal EEG electrode selection for early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
… to diagnostic accuracy available at research and university hospitals (90%).</p>
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Medical equipment planning and construction of a interventional neuroradiology suite
… Hospital is one of the most comprehensive university hospitals in the world, with leading specialists in every field of medicine. It is composed of two renowned medical centers, New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center and New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill …
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The Effects of the Postpartum Depression Management Program for Primiparas
… 6, 2004 at the obstetric care unit at A and S University Hospitals in S city, Korea. 18 subjects were assigned to the experimental group and 20 subjects to the control group. Research tool used in this study was the Self-rating Depression Scale by Zung(1965). Data analysis was done using …
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Framework for strategic system planning for facilities management in the health sector
… information for the maintenance andoperation of hospitals, hospital development, benchmarking, performancemeasurement, managing finance and human resources, requires strategicinformation systems (IS). This thesis introduces a Strategic System Planningframework for FM (SSPfFM) in the health sector …
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Digitale Geschäftsmodelle im Schweizer Gesundheitswesen: theoretische und empirische Analyse ihrer Wirkung auf integrierte Versorgung
… to assume the role of platform operator, mainly university hospitals and national groups. The regression model explained 51 % of the variance in participation intention. Perceived usefulness, compatibility with existing processes, testability in pilot environments, and technological …
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Intravascular Optical Coherence Tomography Image Analysis
… cardiologists in the Core Lab at the University Hospitals Case Medical Center. These image analysis methods, as well as OCTivat, can reduce the IVOCT image analysis time from tens of hours down to minutes. This may enable large clinical trial analysis and real-time feedback during …
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Steigender Einsatz von Leiharbeitnehmenden in der Pflege – Eine empirische Fallstudie zu den Auswirkungen auf die Pflegepersonalausstattung nach Einführung von Pflegepersonaluntergrenzen in einer Universitätsklinik
… which will be legally binding for all German hospitals in 2019, on nursing staffing in university hospitals. The focus is set on the use of temporary workers and the temporary interruption of a binding nursing staffing ratio, caused by the unforeseen occurrence of the Covid-19-pandemic. A …
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Factors affecting the Pain & Disability of the Low back pain patients
… resonance image)at the neurosurgery unit at A university Hospitals in S city, Korea, and were admitted to hospital with low back pain, radiating leg pain and lumbar spine lesion. The research data were collected from June 3, 2004 to march 30, 2005, and were comprehended by the individual …
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The development and evaluation of antibacterial polymer-phyllosilicate composite systems for the treatment of infected wounds
… nurse at the Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust. Important properties for wound-dressings such as adsorptive capacity, water vapour transmission rate, and keratinocyte compatibility were measured quantitatively and compared to materials already used for wound care …
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Daubechies and quadratic b-spline wavelets for automated early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease
… AD diagnostic procedure conducted at major university hospitals and research clinics, achieves, on average, a positive predictive value of 93%, with a sensitivity of 83%, specificity of 55% and an overall accuracy of 75%. An effective and objective tool for early diagnosis of the disease is …
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Applying at scale genomic and phenotypic approaches to study pathogens linked to nosocomial transmission and disease
… isolates prospectively collected at Cambridge University Hospitals, I have utilised a combination of genomic, epidemiological and clinical datasets to characterise these pathogens. Phylogenetic analysis of K. pneumoniae bacteraemia isolates from a four year period show considerable genomic …
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IKAROS and LEUKEMIA
… 1992 and 2011 from the Lund and Linköping University Hospitals (Article I). In the 191 successfully analyzed cases, deletions of IKZF1 (∆IKZF1) and SPRED1 were shown to be associated with a poor prognosis, with ∆IKZF1 being an independent risk factor for relapse. To ascertain whether ∆IKZF1 …
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Association for Daily Activities with Depression and Anxiety inStrokePatients
… patients. A total of 99 stroke patients in 5 university hospitals and 1 rehabilitation center based in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province and Seoul enrolled in the study. And data were collected during the period from August 2006 to September 2006. The Modified Barthel Index, developed by Shah et …
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The relative importance of human and animal sources of vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium in immunocompromised patients in hospital
… to decline in the United Kingdom, and Cambridge University Hospitals (CUH) report the highest numbers nationally. The aims of my PhD were to use epidemiological and genomic surveillance data to establish risk factors for acquisition and infection with E. faecium in patients at CUH, and to use a …
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Co-design, feasibility, and acceptability of a digital intervention promoting physical activity in people newly diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease
… controlled trial was conducted in Cambridge University Hospitals Foundation Trust and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Foundation Trust to assess the intervention's feasibility and acceptability in 30 PwP. Results The systematic review found a limited number of interventions (only six studies) …
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