What is the capacity to care and why does it matter? How is it acquired? What are its origins in the early development of self and morality? Are women better at caring than men and, if so, is this likely to change with contemporary changes in parenting and gender relations? What would constitute a good enough family, as opposed to good enough mothering? How does the capacity to care inform the ...

Throughout the software products industry, companies everywhere strive for a common goal: to develop and deliver a software product that reaches a dominant position in the marketplace. To achieve this goal, the software team must deliver the right product to the market -one that meets the individual user's needs, has the right features, and delivers the right benefits, including economic advant...

In this paper, two issues about wire width are investigated. The first one is that “Is the minimum wire width under the minimum wire pitch for a process technology good enough from the perspective of timing performance?” The second is that “Is delay sensitive to wire width variation around the optimal width?” We find that the answer to the first issue is “yes”, whereas the answer to the second ...

Reducing redundant medical lab tests has been discussed in the literature as a cost saving benefit of Electronic Health Record (EHR) adoption; however the literature does not provide a great deal of information on the mechanics of achieving this goal. Laboratory ordering using an EHR occurs within a complex socio-technical context that can be difficult to understand. A case study was performed ...

During the past decade there have been remarkable achievements in the immunopathogenesis of the inflammatory myopathies that laid the grounds for more eVective therapeutic interventions. This editorial summarises where we stand today in our understanding of these disorders and their treatment, identifies key biological issues that need further study, and considers possibilities of applying new ...

This is really the overarching question associated with model calibration: are the models good enough? But the question has to be asked in the framework of what the models will be asked to do, which is to evaluate remedial alternatives. (Problem identification is usually the first step in model evaluation; see, e.g., Ditmars et al., 1987.) The following sketch and discussion provide a framework...

Attachment theory is presented in this article as involving embodied relational processes within complex relational systems. Two narrative-like ‘events’ are re-presented to illustrate very young children playfully relating – connecting and communicating interand intrasubjectively. The ethnographic-inspired research methods included the researcher as a participant observer, an outsider, an other...