The objectives of the research were as follows: 1) to study social work Buddhism; 2) roles Phra Samret Dhīradhammo (Khruba Kai), Samakkeetham Center, Khok Kho Village, Yang Talat Sub-district, District, Kalasin Province; 3) analyze Kai). This was carried out by means qualitative conducting fieldwork collect data through in-depth interviews. obtained interpreted descriptive analysis. results Bud...

OBJECTIVES: To increase the number of essential consult elements (ECEs) included in initial inpatient consultation requests between pediatric residents and fellows through implementation a novel communication tool. METHODS: Literature review previous needs assessment were used to identify 4 specific ECEs. From February June 2018, audited verbal at medium-sized, quaternary care children’s hospit...

BACKGROUND In The Netherlands, sports medicine physicians are involved in the care of about 8% of all sports injuries that occur each year. Some patients consult a sports physician directly, without being referred by a general practitioner. This study aims to determine how many patients consult a sports physician directly, and to explore differences in the profiles of these patients compared wi...

Los primeros trabajos sobre inmigración y atención sanitaria en España comienzan a publicarse entre mediados de los años 801 y principios de los 902, aunque la eclosión de estudios parece producirse en torno al año 20003-5. Sin pretender ser exhaustivos, la mayoría de ellos se han dedicado al estudio de enfermedades infecciosas6,7, atención a la mujer durante el embarazo8 y población pediátrica...

a r t i c l e i n f o Tacit knowledge affects the trade-off between entrepreneurship and technology transfer. I present a formal model in which an inventor and the existing firm engage in a strategic innovation game by choosing whether to compete or to cooperate through technology transfer. The model highlights how the problem of tacit knowledge affects the inventor's R&D investment and the exi...

Acute respiratory tract infection is the commonest reason for children consulting, and about one-fifth re-consult for the same illness episode. Fifty-nine audiotape recordings from nine general practitioners (GPs) consulting with children with acute respiratory tract infections were examined. Prognosis was mentioned in only 22 consultations, with GPs predicting a brief course in 11, a possibly ...