968 resultados para Instruments d’action publique
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[Vente. Livres. 1859-07-19 - 1859-07-22]
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The paper discusses maintenance challenges of organisations with a huge number of devices and proposes the use of probabilistic models to assist monitoring and maintenance planning. The proposal assumes connectivity of instruments to report relevant features for monitoring. Also, the existence of enough historical registers with diagnosed breakdowns is required to make probabilistic models reliable and useful for predictive maintenance strategies based on them. Regular Markov models based on estimated failure and repair rates are proposed to calculate the availability of the instruments and Dynamic Bayesian Networks are proposed to model cause-effect relationships to trigger predictive maintenance services based on the influence between observed features and previously documented diagnostics
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Plusieurs recherches montrent que les réformes de Nouvelle Gestion Publique modifient les repères identitaires actuels des agents publics, notamment sous la forme d'une hybridation des valeurs ou des pratiques managériales. Néanmoins, les travaux existants ont peu traité des sentiments d'appartenance des agents lorsque leur organisation se retrouve à cheval entre une logique de service public et d'entreprise privée et que la frontière entre secteur public et privé se brouille. Le but de cet article consiste justement à étudier ces sentiments d'appartenance en contexte d'hybridation organisationnelle. Pour ce faire, les résultats d'une recherche portant sur les collaborateurs d'une caisse publique de chômage helvétique sont mobilisés. D'une part, l'analyse montre l'hybridité, la multiplicité et la construction par la négative (vis-à-vis de l'État) des registres d'appartenance, tout en indiquant que les pratiques de travail des collaborateurs renvoient à une identité en lien étroit avec le secteur public. D'autre part, l'analyse montre que l'organisation joue stratégiquement de son appartenance étatique, en mobilisant soit son identité publique ou privée en fonction des besoins liés à son image externe. L'article se conclut par une discussion des résultats soulignant la fonctionnalité stratégique de l'identité hybride des acteurs.
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OBJECTIVE: Esophageal temperature is the gold standard for in-the-field temperature monitoring in hypothermic victims with cardiac arrest. For practical reasons, some mountain rescue teams use homemade esophageal thermometers to measure esophageal temperature; these consist of nonmedical inside/outside temperature monitoring instruments that have been modified to allow for esophageal insertion. We planned a study to determine the accuracy of such thermometers. METHODS: Two of the same model of digital cabled indoor/outdoor thermometer were modified and tested in comparison with a reference thermometer. The thermometers were tested in a water bath at different temperatures between 10°C and 35.2°C. Three hundred measurements were taken with each thermometer. RESULTS: Our experimental study showed that both homemade thermometers provided a good correlation and a clinically acceptable agreement in comparison with the reference thermometer. Measurements were within 0.5°C in comparison with the reference thermometer 97.5% of the time. CONCLUSIONS: The homemade thermometers performed well in vitro, in comparison with a reference thermometer. However, because these devices in their original form are not designed for clinical use, their use should be restricted to situations when the use of a conventional esophageal thermometer is impossible.