Effectiveness of initiating extrafine-particle versus fine-particle inhaled corticosteroids as asthma therapy in the Netherlands

Acknowledgements Gokul Gopalan (a Senior Global Medical Director [Respiratory], at Teva Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, PA, US, at the time of this study), assisted with study design. Funding Funds to acquire the dataset from the Pharmo Institute for Drug Outcomes Research (Utrecht, the Netherlands) were provided by RiRL. The study received institutional support from Teva Pharmaceuticals Europe B.V. Gokul Gopalan, a Senior Global Medical Director (Respiratory), at Teva Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, PA, US, at the time of this study, assisted with study design, but neither Teva Pharmaceuticals Europe B.V. nor Teva Pharmaceuticals, Frazer, PA, US, contributed, either in part or in whole, to the collection, analysis, or interpretation of study data, manuscript writing, or the decision to submit the manuscript for publication. Erratum The original version of this article unfortunately contained errors that have since been corrected. The word “pharmo” has been fully capitalised to “PHARMO” throughout the article. The reference to Table 2 in the first and second sentence under the Outcomes heading has been replaced with Fig. 3. Under the Abbreviations heading ‘extrafine-particle’ was repeated, this has been corrected to ‘EF-HFA-BDP [Qvar®]: extrafine-particle hydrofluoroalkane beclomethasone dipropionate’. The competing interests of Nicolas Roche and Theresa Guibert have been amended. Academic affiliations for Dirkje S. Postma (2), Richard J. Martin (3), Ron M.C. Herrings (4), Jetty Overbeek (4), and Nicolas Roche (7) have been corrected. Figure 3 in the online and pdf version did not match, this been amended

Beschrijving van de decoratie der zalen van het Nederlandsch Museum van Geschiedenis en Kunst in 's Rijks Museum te Amsterdam.

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Jaarcijfers voor Nederland = Annuaire statistique pour les Pays-Bas /

Published for Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek: 's Gravenhage : Algemeene Landsdrukkerij, 1929-1930; 's Gravenhage : Rijksuitgeverij dienst van de nederlandsche staatscourant, 1931-1934; 's Gravenhage : Drukkerij Albani, 1935-1943; Utrecht : W. De Haan, 1948-<1956>.

Catalogus van schilderijen teekeningen en beelden in het Stedelijk Museum : bijeengebracht door de vereeniging tot het vormen van een openbare verzameling van hedendaagsche kunst te Amsterdam.

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Beschrijving der schilderijen en teekeningen in het Museum Fodor te Amsterdam.

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Maandschrift van het Centraal bureau voor de statistiek. Revue mensuelle ...

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Maandschrift - Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek.

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Recherches astronomiques de l'Observatoire d'Utrecht.

Ceased with volume 18:2. Superseded by the Bullletin of the Astronomical Institutes of the Netherlands, Supplement series.

Catalogus der verzameling schilderijen en familie-portretten van de heeren Jhr. P.H. Six van Vromade, Jhr. Dr. J. Six, en Jhr. W. Six wegens verbouwing in het Stedelijk Museum van Amsterdam tentoongesteld.

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Museum, object and information

This text aims to approach museums` role in the production of knowledge and how objects are transformed into documents when museums incorporate them. On accepting the effects of such transformation, museums start working not only with material goods, but also symbolic goods. The collection manager or exhibition curator communicate through documents rather than bringing into light its intrinsic content. In this sense, every process involving museum documents, from the selection of collections to exhibitions, has a rhetoric and ideological nature which is given. Museums must search for meanings through correlations established in the process of producing information. Exhibitions should present objects in multiple contexts, giving visitors the opportunity to participate and attribute their own meanings to them.

'Living together on one's own': Cohousing for older people - an example from Denmark and The Netherlands

‘Living together on one’s own’ is the seemingly contradictory expression of the National Association of Housing Communities for Elderly People (LVGO) in The Netherlands which in fact captures the essence of cohousing. Cohousing is a novel kind of neighbourhood, housing a novel form of intentional community, which began to take shape in Denmark in the early to mid-1960s and, independently, in The Netherlands a few years later. The inventors of cohousing wanted to live in a much more communal or community-oriented neighbourhood than was usual, but they wanted to do so without sacrificing the privacy of individual families or households and their dwellings. Could they have their cake and eat it too? It would seem so. What is cohousing for older people (op-cohousing)? Op-cohousing is essentially no different, except for the differences in outlook or expectations, experience, interests and abilities that a particular, exclusively older, group of people have brought to this housing type. I discuss and analyse several communities in both countries.