Implementation science at the crossroads

Implementation science at the crossroads

Clinical science at the crossroads.

CLINICAL SCIENCE, as we know it, refers to the application of methods developed for the most part in the older and more precise sciences, to disease as it occurs in man. Sir Thomas Lewis was probably the person most instrumental in developing the methods of clinical science. With commendable simplicity of thought and procedure, he was concerned to apply the experimental method to the practice o...

Editorial. At the crossroads.

Colombia at the Crossroads

ove rv i ew The In s ti tute for the Stu dy of Di p l om acy hosted the spring session of the Sch l e s i n ger Work i n g Group on the topic of s tra tegic su rprise in Co l ombi a . Af ter a pre s en t a ti on on four po ten tial scen a rios that may face Co l om bia (see next page ) , S ch l e s i n ger Working Group core mem bers and Co l om bia specialists ex a m i n ed the key factors dri...

Immunology at the crossroads

tell us stories that live in our minds long after we read their words. After 20 years of training some 200 graduate students, I can report some progress in convincing editors that properly trained scientists can do the job of reporting on science for general readers. However—and this is a big however— editors still insist that these scientists must, no matter what their qualification in science...