Patients’ primary activities prior to critical illness: how well do clinicians know them and how likely are patients to return to them?

Typology Characteristics and Behavior Patterns of Elites and How to attract them to Organizations

Human capitals are part of a country’s wealth, and proper functioning of the society depends on the creativity of its elites and Human nature. Nowadays, managing the Elites and preventing their immigration has become one of the difficult issues faced by many organizations. In this research, a lot of effort has been put into finding out the typology of the behavior patterns of the elite using th...

Emulsion Properties and Related Know-how to Attain Them

Food Taxes: How Likely Are Likely Effects?

How many mistakes, how to find them.

The topic of quality control often evokes prolific discussion among those whose business is its administration. Reliable methods for identifying mistakes must be developed in both the manufacture and use of test devices. Unit test devices are uncomplicated to run and provide quick results in a world where speed and simplicity are paramount, yet their very nature as individual assay units introd...

Journal Clubs: 2. Why and how to run them and how to publish them.

232 Journal clubs have many functions, including the provision of a forum for developing skills in critical appraisal, an essential part of being a competent clinician. From early on, journal clubs reported their proceedings in academic journals. The Zoological Journal Club of Michigan, for example, regularly reported its activities in the journal Science (see figure 1). Table 1 lists a selecti...