College problems. A study of the religious activities of college men; being a report of the Conference of southern student secretaries ...

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Different conceptions of priesthood and sacrifice; a report of a conference held at Oxford, December 13 and 14, 1899.

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Reconstruction & social service; being the report of a conference called by the National council of social service.

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Report of eighteenth conference of cardiovascular training grant program directors National Heart and Lung Institute.

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Toward a better understanding : U.S.-Japan relations : report of a conference on U.S.-Japan relations, September 28-29, 1983 /

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Testing, teaching and learning : chairmen's report of a Conference on Research on Testing, August 17-26, 1978 /

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Nontraditional occupations for women of the hemisphere : the U.S. experience : report of a conference /

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Report [of a conference sponsored by] Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations [and] Division of University Extension, University of Illinois. May 20-21, 1965.

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Annual Report of Ohio Conference on Water Purification

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Annual report of Ohio Conference on Water Purification.

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Report of Proceedings of the Arizona Tax Conference

Title Varies: 1913-1915, Report of the Conference of the Tax Commission, Boards of Supervisors and County Assessors of the State of Arizona; 1916- Report of Proceedings of the Arizona Tax Conference

Report of the Board of missionary preparation (for North America) ... 1911-

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Polyanalgesic Consensus Conference--2012: recommendations on trialing for intrathecal (intraspinal) drug delivery: report of an interdisciplinary expert panel.

INTRODUCTION: Trialing for intrathecal pump placement is an essential part of the decision-making process in placing a permanent device. In both the United States and the international community, the proper method for trialing is ill defined. METHODS: The Polyanalgesic Consensus Conference (PACC) is a group of well-published experienced practitioners who meet to update the state of care for intrathecal therapies on the basis of current knowledge in the literature and clinical experience. Anexhaustive search is performed to create a base of information that the panel considers when making recommendations for best clinical practices. This literature, coupled with clinical experience, is the basis for recommendations and for identification of gaps in the base of knowledge regarding trialing for intrathecal pump placement. RESULTS: The panel has made recommendations for the proper methods of trialing for long-term intrathecal drug delivery. CONCLUSION: The use of intrathecal drug delivery is an important part of the treatment algorithm for moderate to severe chronic pain. It has become common practice to perform a temporary neuroaxial infusion before permanent device implantation. On the basis of current knowledge, the PACC has developed recommendations to improve care. The need to update these recommendations will be very important as new literature is published.

Proceedings of a conference on the Years Ahead Report

The National Council on Ageing and Older People is an advisory body to the Minister for Health on all aspects of ageing and the welfare of older people. In fulfilment of its terms of reference, the Council has recently published a Review of the implementation of the recommendations of the 1988 report The Years Ahead â?" A Policy for the Elderly The Review was a major undertaking and required contact with Government Departments, the eight health boards, a large sample of local authorities and many other organisations. All of the recommendations contained in The Years Ahead report were analysed, and a comprehensive picture of health and social services for older people was presented. The Council is indebted to the authors of the review, Dr Helen Ruddle, Dr Freda Donoghue and Mr Ray Mulvihill for their efforts in preparing such a comprehensive and high quality reportDownload the Report here