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BACKGROUND The Netherlands' 3-year training in Emergency Medicine (EM) was formally approved and introduced in November 2008. To identify areas for improvement, we conducted the first evaluation of this curriculum from the residents' perspective. METHODS A questionnaire was composed on ten aspects of the curriculum. It contained multiple-choice, open and opinion questions; answers to the latt...

purpose: this study investigats the role of tourism second homes in rural economy diversification and improvement of creating jobs and income opportunities of permanent residents in the hesar-e- valiasr dehestan. methodology: this research is applied and the method is analytical– descriptive. data collected by the use of field studies, from a total number of 358 permanent households in sample s...

In this paper, a statistically optimal solution to the Perspective-n-Point (PnP) problem is presented. Many solutions to the PnP problem are geometrically optimal, but do not consider the uncertainties of the observations. In addition, it would be desirable to have an internal estimation of the accuracy of the estimated rotation and translation parameters of the camera pose. Thus, we propose a ...

Despite offering several promising concepts, the Language/Action Perspective (LAP) is still not in the mainstream of Information Systems Development (ISD). Since at present there is only a limited understanding of LAP theory and practice, it remains unclear whether the lack of LAP’s impact is due to shortcomings in LAP theory itself. One classic problem within ISD is the dichotomy between socia...

Abstract Tensions between tourists and residents due to the formers' behaviour are frequently observed in destinations. In such a milieu, understanding residents' perception of tourist is important help draft policies designed engender peaceful co‐existence. Using social representation theory as lens, this study thematically analysed 2088 comments from 10 subreddits explore how socially define ...

The four of us have had the unique opportunity to work alongside you and watch grow throughout last three years. During an extremely turbulent time at Jefferson, in city Philadelphia, larger healthcare landscape all been constant presence that has kept Jefferson IM residency culture alive. residents are: Compassionate, intelligent, dedicated, fun, resilient. But most all, look out for each othe...

BACKGROUND Germany, like many other countries, will soon have a shortage of qualified doctors. One reason for the dissatisfaction amongst medical residents are the relatively unstructured residency training programs despite increasing importance of outcome-based education. The aim of our study was to identify characteristics and requirements for good teaching during anesthesiology residency tra...

With rapid rural urbanization and new construction, the commercial energy consumption of residents shows a trend growth, China’s areas are also faced with environmental challenges brought by increase consumption. behavior has undergone tremendous changes. However, scholars have neglected research on residents’ intention from micro perspective. Therefore, this study takes 5 villages in Chengdu o...