'Likely outcomes' presentation slideshows

Introduction to the Routines-Based Interview Method

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Neurology Journal Club

Neurology Journal Club. McGill University April 8, 2009. Appetizers. Which Statement is False?. Regarding Randomized Control Trials: Blinding means that an investigator cannot predict the order in which subjects will be randomized to treatment or placebo

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Effective Leadership over the Long-Term:

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Septic Shock

Septic Shock. Stuart Forman MD, FAAFP Contra Costa Regional Medical Center June 2009. What is Shock?.

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The Impact of ICTs on Teaching and Learning in Australian University

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Nuclear Energy and Fukushima Update November 21, 2013

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Un derstanding cumulative harm

Un derstanding cumulative harm. What I need people to think about. Learning outcome. To understand the importance of looking beyond single incidents (cumulative harm). Cumulative harm.

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Writing Abstracts Gina Koczberski Research Fellow Humanities Faculty

Writing Abstracts Gina Koczberski Research Fellow Humanities Faculty. 29 th June, 2013. What is an abstract?. What is an abstract?. A presentation of the essential elements of a longer work in a short and powerful statement ( concise summary).

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The Chances

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Law for Business

Law for Business. Mr. Bernstein Reasoning About Right and Wrong, pp 28-30 September 20, 2013. Law for Business Mr. Bernstein. Basic Forms of Ethical Reasoning Consequences-Based Fundamental Ethical Rules. Law for Business Mr. Bernstein. Consequences-Based Reasoning

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HW 3: The insured, the uninsured, and the in-between

HW 3: The insured, the uninsured, and the in-between. Due in class Jan 30. Problem 1. The US has an entrepreneurial health system including three federal/state run programs: Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP.

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