Pilot Programs in Medical Research

Pilot Programs in Medical Research

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Sustained participatory design and implementation of ITHC - PubMed
Sustained participatory design and implementation of ITHC - PubMed
Participatory design includes engaging in large-scale information-systems development where participatory design approaches have been applied throughout design and organizational implementation. The keynote suggest to extend the iterative prototyping approach by (1) emphasizing participatory design …
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Sustained participatory design and implementation of ITHC - PubMed
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Biodiesel produced by esterification from molar ratio of methanol to free fatty acid (FFA) as 25:1 in presence of triglyceride was carried out with cation-exchange resin as a heterogeneous catalyst in three different scales of fixed bed reactors from minireactor (6.8 mm × 110 mm) to pilot scale reac …
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The effect of frequency cueing on the perceptual segregation of simultaneous tones: Bottom-up and top-down contributions - PubMed
The effect of frequency cueing on the perceptual segregation of simultaneous tones: Bottom-up and top-down contributions - PubMed
Listeners were presented with two simultaneous tones of different frequencies (more than one octave apart) and asked to identify the tone that was amplitude-modulated while a tonal precursor was presented to cue the frequency of the lower frequency tone. Performance thresholds were estimated based o …
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The effect of frequency cueing on the perceptual segregation of simultaneous tones: Bottom-up and top-down contributions - PubMed
Delivering images to the operating room: a web-based solution - PubMed
Delivering images to the operating room: a web-based solution - PubMed
As radiology departments become filmless, they are discovering that some areas are particularly difficult to deliver images. Many departments have found that the operating room is one such area. There are space constraints and difficulty in manipulating the images by a sterile surgeon. This report d …
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Delivering images to the operating room: a web-based solution - PubMed
The role of a creative "joint assignment" project in biomedical engineering bachelor degree education - PubMed
The role of a creative "joint assignment" project in biomedical engineering bachelor degree education - PubMed
Biomedical Engineering (BME) bachelor education aims to train qualified engineers who devote themselves to addressing biological and medical problems by integrating the technological, medical and biological knowledge. Design thinking and teamwork with other disciplines are necessary for biomedical e …
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The role of a creative "joint assignment" project in biomedical engineering bachelor degree education - PubMed
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Rarely does an organization have the luxury of employing full-time staff whose sole purpose is to seek out, select, pilot, and recommend new technology. If such an effort is not a dedicated activity, an organization will have a hard time keeping abreast of technological development with an eye towar …
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Developing a topic-based repository of clinical trial individual patient data: experiences and lessons learned from a pilot project - PubMed
Developing a topic-based repository of clinical trial individual patient data: experiences and lessons learned from a pilot project - PubMed
We would recommend that researchers conducting IPD meta-analysis should consider discussing the option to transfer the curated IPD datasets to a repository at the end of the initial meta-analysis and this should be recognised within the data sharing agreements made with the original data contributor …
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Developing a topic-based repository of clinical trial individual patient data: experiences and lessons learned from a pilot project - PubMed
Effects of administrator-witness contact on eyewitness identification accuracy - PubMed
Effects of administrator-witness contact on eyewitness identification accuracy - PubMed
Concern that lineup administrators can influence eyewitness identifications has led researchers to suggest implementing double-blind testing, an idea that police resist. Using a typical eyewitness paradigm (video event followed by photographic identification test), the present study demonstrated tha …
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Effects of administrator-witness contact on eyewitness identification accuracy - PubMed
Nervonic acid level in cerebrospinal fluid is a candidate biomarker for depressive and manic symptoms: A pilot study - PubMed
Nervonic acid level in cerebrospinal fluid is a candidate biomarker for depressive and manic symptoms: A pilot study - PubMed
The nervonic acid levels in the CSF did not differ among the patients with MDD, BD, and the healthy controls; however, a significant negative correlation with depressive symptoms and a positive correlation with manic symptoms was observed. Thus, the nervonic acid levels in the CSF may be a candidate …
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Nervonic acid level in cerebrospinal fluid is a candidate biomarker for depressive and manic symptoms: A pilot study - PubMed
IU - A Digital Application for the Graphical Examination of Interpersonal Attachment - PubMed
IU - A Digital Application for the Graphical Examination of Interpersonal Attachment - PubMed
Human attachment describes the establishment of contact between two or more people leading to a closer interpersonal relationship. For measuring attachment, the use of nonverbal assessments tools including art and drawing tasks has been shown to be an alternative to conventional assessment approache …
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IU - A Digital Application for the Graphical Examination of Interpersonal Attachment - PubMed
Assessment of a pilot course on the management of somatization disorder for family doctors - PubMed
Assessment of a pilot course on the management of somatization disorder for family doctors - PubMed
Somatization disorder (SD) patients are difficult to treat and produce negative feelings in health professionals. Smith et al.'s guidelines have demonstrated cost-effectiveness in the treatment of these patients, but family doctors consider it difficult to put these into practice in the long term. T …
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Assessment of a pilot course on the management of somatization disorder for family doctors - PubMed
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An important issue in the health care sector is the collection of information about adverse incidents relative to medical devices and the exchange of this information among Health Care Institutions, Manufacturers and Competent Authorities. We present an Electronic Post Market Surveillance System, wh …
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Man-made vitreous fiber produced from incinerator ash using the thermal plasma technique and application as reinforcement in concrete - PubMed
Man-made vitreous fiber produced from incinerator ash using the thermal plasma technique and application as reinforcement in concrete - PubMed
This study proposes using thermal plasma technology to treat municipal solid waste incinerator ashes. A feasible fiberization method was developed and applied to produce man-made vitreous fiber (MMVF) from plasma vitrified slag. MMVF were obtained through directly blending the oxide melt stream with …
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Man-made vitreous fiber produced from incinerator ash using the thermal plasma technique and application as reinforcement in concrete - PubMed
Children's emergent relations of equivalence using stimuli with opposite verbal labels: Exclusion and minimal training conditions - PubMed
Children's emergent relations of equivalence using stimuli with opposite verbal labels: Exclusion and minimal training conditions - PubMed
The present study examined different conditions under which exclusion responding in conditional discrimination tasks would generate emergent equivalence relations in young children based on shared relationships with verbal labels. Both visual stimuli (Sets A, B, C, and D) and auditory stimuli (spoke …
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Children's emergent relations of equivalence using stimuli with opposite verbal labels: Exclusion and minimal training conditions - PubMed
The quality of reporting of health informatics evaluation studies: a pilot study - PubMed
The quality of reporting of health informatics evaluation studies: a pilot study - PubMed
The quality of reporting of evaluations in Health Informatics is considered to be open for improvement. STARE-HI provides guidance for improved reporting. This study aims at establishing the quality of reporting prior to dissemination of STARE-HI. All evaluation papers in three leading Medical Infor …
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The quality of reporting of health informatics evaluation studies: a pilot study - PubMed
Rational Selection of Bio-Enabling Oral Drug Formulations - A PEARRL Commentary - PubMed
Rational Selection of Bio-Enabling Oral Drug Formulations - A PEARRL Commentary - PubMed
New drug candidates often require bio-enabling formation technologies such as lipid-based formulations, solid dispersions, or nanosized drug formulations. Development of such more sophisticated delivery systems generally requires higher resource investment compared to a conventional oral dosage form …
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Rational Selection of Bio-Enabling Oral Drug Formulations - A PEARRL Commentary - PubMed
Effects of total suspended solids loading on short-term fouling in the treatment of secondary effluent by an immersed ultrafiltration pilot system - PubMed
Effects of total suspended solids loading on short-term fouling in the treatment of secondary effluent by an immersed ultrafiltration pilot system - PubMed
This study examined the performance of a pilot-scale immersed ultrafiltration system using secondary effluent as a feed source, with particular emphasis on the role played by total suspended solids (TSS) on short-term fouling rates within permeation cycles. Key secondary effluent quality characteris …
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Effects of total suspended solids loading on short-term fouling in the treatment of secondary effluent by an immersed ultrafiltration pilot system - PubMed
Giving schools a nudge: can behavioural insights improve recruitment of schools to randomised controlled trials? - PubMed
Giving schools a nudge: can behavioural insights improve recruitment of schools to randomised controlled trials? - PubMed
Schools were more likely to give a positive response to the mail out designed using the behavioural insights framework than standard outreach. Accounts of recruitment strategies such as this are valuable additions to the literature on RCT methodology given the potential for recruitment issues to aff …
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Giving schools a nudge: can behavioural insights improve recruitment of schools to randomised controlled trials? - PubMed