GUNNAR BENKTANDER 1919–2018

Norway , Mental Health and WHO Gunnar Vold

In Defence of a Contextualist Theory of Indicative Conditionals Gunnar

Indicative conditionals sometimes communicate that the consequent would follow causally or evidentially from the antecedent, and sometimes that it holds independently of the antecedent. On all standard accounts of indicatives, however, such relations of consequence and independence fall outside the content of conditionals. Instead, they are inferred pragmatically from the fact that a sentence w...

Component Security Design Considerations for J 2 EE and . Net – An Architectural View Part 3 Gunnar

Users As an architect designing security implementations, one of the first things to work on is the storage and management of user information. J2EE and .Net allow for a variety of options regarding users. Both support LDAP and RDBMS as user stores while the .Net platform also adds its own Active Directory as a user solution. The architect may view the straightforward integration with Active Di...

Global reach , local use Design and use of electronic patient record systems in large hospitals Gunnar

The implementation of electronic patient records (EPRs) in large hospitals has for close to two decades been considered as a means for improving the exploitation of the health care resources. Both at the governmental level, in the hospitals, and in public institutions, there have been arguments about how an EPR should constitute a foundation for efficiency improvement, information systems integ...

P ROCEDURES IN IEEE P 1687 Farrokh Ghani Zadegan , Urban Ingelsson , Erik Larsson Gunnar Carlsson

Modern chips may contain a large number of embedded test, debugging, configuration, and monitoring features, called instruments. An instrument and its instrument access procedures may be pre-developed and reused, and each instrument—in different chips and through the life-time of a chip—may be accessed in different ways, which requires retargeting. To address reuse and retargeting of instrument...