Transitioning from Military Interventions to a Long-Term Counter-Terrorism Policy

Transitioning from military medics to registered nurses

The nursing shortage in the USA is expected to reach 260,000 registered nurses (RNs) by 2025. The most profound shortages are expected in California and Florida, translating into 109,779 and 128,364 RN jobs, respectively. Despite a foreseen growth in nursing career opportunities nationwide, the supply of nurses will be insufficient to meet the corresponding demand. Capitalizing on prior educati...

A Soft Computing Model to Counter Terrorism

In the aftermath of September 11, the experts concluded that data mining could help it prevent future terrorist attacks. Experts are also concerned that in its zeal to apply technology to antiterrorism, the government could disrupt the crime-fighting processes of the agencies that are charged with finding and stopping terrorists before they act. The entire information or the evidence about a te...

Military Psychiatry and Terrorism

Current Status of Long-term Care in Taiwan: Transition of Long-term Care Plan From 1.0 to 2.0

A Neural Network for Counter-Terrorism

This article presents findings concerned with the use of neural networks in the identification of deceptive behaviour. A game designed by psychologists and criminologists was used for the generation of data used to test the appropriateness of different AI techniques in the quest for counter-terrorism. A feed forward back propagation network was developed and subsequent neural network experiment...