The Family Partners Credit Card: A Token Economy System Adapted for Intensive Family Preservation Services to Enable Families to Manage Difficult Behavior of Adolescents

Increasingly, families referred for Intensive Family Preservation Services have not experienced a crisis of maltreatment, focused on the parent; rather these families have children with chronic behavioral difficulties for which their parents lack the skills to cope. These are the same families whose children were formerly placed in residential programs. This paper presents The Family Partners Credit Card System, incorporating behavioral techniques developed to treat children in out-of-home placements into a family preservation model. Two case examples illustrate how the system has been modified to train biological or adoptive parents in parenting skills, enable them to teach their children pro-family behaviors, and reinforce new behaviors through a credit card that monitors an ongoing balance of credits and fines.

UHC Patient Safety Net® Progress To Date : An “A+” Report Card for JDH Staff!

Safety in Numbers It’s been eight months since we implemented UHC Patient Safety Net® (“PSN”) at John Dempsey Hospital, and we are delighted with its success. As you know, PSN is a web-based reporting tool for reporting patient safety-related events. Frontline staff are doing a great job entering data on patient care events. Here’s how PSN works:

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El que crea que yo soy un vendedor de libros está mirando con un solo ojo : Aproximaciones al puesto de libros 'Hippie Card'

Fil: Roca Pamich, María Belén. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

El que crea que yo soy un vendedor de libros está mirando con un solo ojo : Aproximaciones al puesto de libros 'Hippie Card'

Fil: Roca Pamich, María Belén. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.

Sistema de Autenticación Universitario Basado en Java Card y Certificado Digital X.509.

Este artículo presenta una solución al problema de autenticación segura, portable y expandible realizando una combinación de la tecnología Java y el almacenamiento del certificado digital X.509 en las tarjetas Java para acceder a los servicios ofrecidos por una institución, en este caso concreto la Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá, garantizando la autenticidad, confidencialidad, integridad y no repudio.

Autenticación Basada en Java Card y en Certificado X.509 para Ambientes Universitarios.

Este paper presenta la tecnología Java Card y los certificados X.509 como método de autenticación en aplicaciones web en ambientes universitarios, en el caso concreto la Universidad Tecnológica de Panamá (UTP). La solución consiste en mejorar el escenario de acceso a los servicios de la UTP tratando de extender el uso de la Infraestructura de Clave Pública, llevando a cabo la integración de estas tecnologías que aporten mayor seguridad a todos los usuarios y que gocen de un acceso a los servicios ofrecidos de manera flexible, segura, garantizando la autenticidad, confidencialidad, integridad y no repudio.

University authentication system based on Java card and digital X.509 certificate

This article presents a solution to the problem of strong authentication, portable and expandable using a combination of Java technology and storage of X.509 digital certificate in Java cards to access services offered by an institution, in this case, the technology of the University of Panama, ensuring the authenticity, confidentiality, integrity and non repudiation.

Towards the automatic generation of card games through Grammar-Guided Genetic Programming

We demonstrate generating complete and playable card games using evolutionary algorithms. Card games are represented in a previously devised card game description language, a context-free grammar. The syntax of this language allows us to use grammar-guided genetic programming. Candidate card games are evaluated through a cascading evaluation function, a multi-step process where games with undesired properties are progressively weeded out. Three representa- tive examples of generated games are analysed. We observed that these games are reasonably balanced and have skill ele- ments, they are not yet entertaining for human players. The particular shortcomings of the examples are discussed in re- gard to the generative process to be able to generate quality games

A card Game Description Language

We present initial research regarding a system capable of generating novel card games. We furthermore propose a method for com- putationally analysing existing games of the same genre. Ultimately, we present a formalisation of card game rules, and a context-free grammar G cardgame capable of expressing the rules of a large variety of card games. Example derivations are given for the poker variant Texashold?em , Blackjack and UNO. Stochastic simulations are used both to verify the implementation of these well-known games, and to evaluate the results of new game rules derived from the grammar. In future work, this grammar will be used to evolve completely novel card games using a grammar- guided genetic program.

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