Therapeutic Substitution—Should It Be Systematic or Automatic?

Should it be automatic or manual – the occupant’s perspective on the design of domestic control systems

The level of automation is one of the central issues in designing control systems. Occupant attitudes towards different levels of automation in domestic control systems were studied using a qualitative interview method. The following systems were considered: (1) control of indoor thermal environment, (2) peak load management, and (3) own energy production. For each system, four solutions repres...

Systematic data in biodiversity studies: use it or lose it.

Systematic data in the form of collections data are useful in biodiversity studies in many ways, most importantly because they serve as the only direct evidence of species distributions. However, collecting bias has been demonstrated for most areas of the world and has led some to propose methods that circumvent the need for collections data. New methods that model collections data in combinati...

Blunt renal artery trauma: how should it be treated, or rather, should it be treated?

Guardianship of the Jurist, can it be regarded as a theological problem or a jurisprudental one? (Theologically viewed)

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What Is Resilience and How Can It Be Nurtured? A Systematic Review of Empirical Literature on Organizational Resilience

Background Recent health system shocks such as the Ebola outbreak of 2014–2016 and the global financial crisis of 2008 have generated global health interest in the concept of resilience. The concept is however not new, and has been applied to other sectors for a longer period of time. We conducted a review of empirical literature from both the health and other sectors to synthesize evidence on ...