Ben Davies, Szenenfoto, in: Edward S. Solomon: The red Hussar

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F08439

Ben Davies, Brustbild

Signatur des Originals: S 36/G00705

Rabbi Moses ben Maimon (Maimonides) : sein Leben und seine Werke

von J. Münz

Menahem ben Saruk : mit Berücksichtigung seiner Vorgänger und Nachfolger; ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der hebräischen Grammatik und Lexicographie

von Siegmund Gross

Leben und Wirken des Rabbi Moses ben Maimon, gewöhnlich Rambam auch Maimonides genannt : Prodrom und Einladung zur Subskription, auf eine, mit erläuternden Anmerkungen begleiteten deutschen Übersetzung des von diesem hochgefeyerten Manne verfaßten hermeneutisch- philosophisch-theologischen Werkes More nebuchim; nebst einem Probebogen

von Peter Beer

Rabbi Simon ben Jochai, ein historisches Zeitbild aus dem zweiten nachchristlichen Jahrhundert : nach den Quellen dargestellt

Heidelberg, Univ., Diss., 1893

Rabbi Moscheh Sofer seligen Andenkens und der Magier Ben Chananja

Hrsg. von Josef Natonek

Moses Ben Maimon, ein Lebens- und Charakterbild

von Simon Eppenstein

Melo Chofnajim, deutscher Theil : Biographie Josef Salomo del Medigo's; dessen Brief an Serach ben Nathan, enthält einen kurzen Leitfaden der hebräisch-jüdischen Litteraturgeschichte

nach dem hier zum ersten Male hrsg. Originale übers. und durch Anmerkungen erweitert, nebst einzelnen Anmerkungen zu andern hebräischen hier zum ersten Male gedruckten Schriften von Abraham Geiger ; hrsg. von W. Wilzig

Moses ben Esra aus Granada : Darstellung seines Lebens u. literar. Wirkens nebst hebräischen Beylagen u. dt. Übers.

Leopold Dukes

Die slavischen Glossen bei Isaak ben Mose Or Sarua

von Isaak Markon

Das Gebet des Rabbi Nechunjoh ben Hakkonoh : erklärt in 7 Tischri-Predigten im Jahre 5664/1903

von S. Carlebach

Moses ben Maimon (Maimonides) : sein Leben und seine Werke

von J. Muenz

An analysis of the RightCare policy at Ben Taub General Hospital, Houston, Texas

Introduction. This study is a two-part evaluation of the RightCare policy, a policy implemented to reduce crowding at the Emergency Center (EC) at Ben Taub General Hospital in Houston, Harris County, Texas. This research includes an evaluation of the policy's impact on specific hospital measures, along with a description of the policy's demise from the point of view of hospital staff. Objective. The purpose of this study is two-fold: (1) To determine whether RightCare policy affected the level of crowding in the Emergency Center and (2) to identify the conditions that may have led to the policy's demise. Methods. For the policy impact portion of this research, hospital measures were collected from existing databases. Analysis included a pre-post comparative design in which the 12 months preceding the policy's implementation were compared with the 12 months following the policy's implementation. For the policy perception portion, employees were surveyed using an on-line questionnaire. Results. The results of the study are mixed. Some measures improved, including time spent on ambulance diversion and the proportion of those who left without being seen, while others did not, such as return visits and total length of stay. Employees generally supported the policy, but expressed concerns over insufficient training and funding. Conclusion. The RightCare policy was a good initial attempt to improve crowded conditions in the EC. The study showed that a clearer policy design, improved training, adequate staffing levels, and better communication would improve operational outcomes in the future.^

Descriptive analysis of Ben Taub Pediatric Weight Management Program

The purpose of this study is to descriptively analyze the current program at Ben Taub Pediatric Weight Management Program in Houston, Texas, a program designed to help overweight children ages three to eighteen to lose weight. In Texas, approximately one in every three children is overweight or obese. Obesity is seen at an even greater level within Ben Taub due to the hospital's high rate of service for underserved minority populations (Dehghan et al, 2005; Tyler and Horner, 2008; Hunt, 2009). The weight management program consists of nutritional, behavioral, physical activity, and medical counseling. Analysis will focus on changes in weight, BMI, cholesterol levels, and blood pressure from 2007–2010 for all participants who attended at least two weight management sessions. Recommendations will be given in response to the results of the data analysis.^