Erratum to: Resource Utilization in Clubfoot Management

Management of Clubfoot in Horses: Foals to Adults

Clubfoot, or a distal interphalangeal (corono-pedal) flexural deformity, may affect the horse at any stage of life from neonate through adulthood. The deformity may be congenital or acquired and in many instances has a genetic basis. The etiology, clinical manifestations, management, and expectations differ between age groups; however, commonalities between the groups do exist. Treatment and lo...

Clubfoot--advances in diagnosis and management.

BACKGROUND Congenital talipes equinovarus--or clubfoot--is a common paediatric condition of unknown cause. OBJECTIVE This article presents two case studies and outlines the diagnosis, treatment, referral pathways and expected outcomes in patients with clubfoot. DISCUSSION A significant change in treatment has occurred over the past decades, both in Australia and internationally, with the fo...

P17: Human Resource Management in Organization

Effective talent management, quantitative and qualitative need for the organization to talents will be determined based on strategy and business goals. As organizations face increasing competitive challenges of the future and capable to manage these challenges, managers need to be effective. Thus, talent management and management every day is very important in organizations and prospective. Eac...

INTEGRATED GENERATION MANAGEMENT FOR MAXIMIZING RENEWABLE RESOURCE UTILIZATION by

Contingent Payment Mechanisms to Maximize Resource Utilization

We study the problem of assigning resources in order to maximize the probability of resource utilization. This is a sensible design goal in many settings with shared resources. Each agent has private information about its value distribution for different assignments. A mechanism elicits information about value distributions, using this information to determine an assignment along with payments,...