Demand bibliography : computational fluid dynamics /

"Sample."

Demand bibliography : gallium arsenide /

"Results from a search of the technical report database over a 10-year period ... references cover only unclassified, unlimited document references with abstracts."

Demand bibliography : machine intelligence /

"Results from a search of the technical report database over a 10-year period ... references cover only unclassified, unlimited document references with abstracts."

Demand bibliography : microelectronics /

"Results from a search of the technical report database over a 10-year period ... references cover only unclassified, unlimited document references with abstracts."

Demand bibliography : parallel computing /

"Results from a search of the technical report database over a 10-year period ... references cover only unclassified, unlimited document references with abstracts."

National Wetland Mitigation Banking Study : an examination of wetland programs : opportunities for compensatory mitigation /

"March 1994."

Handbook for users.

"Supersedes DLAH 4185.8, 17 May 88"--1st prelim. p.

DTIC retrieval and indexing terminology /

"January 1987."

Aerospace in the 21st century.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Port of Huntington, WV and ports on Ohio River miles 40 to 317 and Kanawha River, WV /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ports on the Illinois Waterway : miles 0 to 291, Grafton to Lockport /

Mode of access: Internet.

The Naval intelligence challenge : civilian careers for engineers & scientists.

Cover title.

Ports of Miami, Port Everglades, Palm Beach, and Port Canaveral, Florida /

Includes index.

Medical equipment procurement : replacement policies and practices in the Department of Defense : report of the Investigations Subcommittee of the Committee on Armed Services, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session.

Mode of access: Internet.

Support for patients with hepatitis C : An exploratory qualitative study of medical specialists’ perceptions

Objective: To explore the range of meanings about the role of support for patients with hepatitis C by examining medical specialists' perceptions. Method: The study employed a qualitative, open-ended interview design and was conducted in four major teaching hospitals in Adelaide, South Australia. Eight participants (three infectious disease physicians, four gastroenterologists, one hepatologist), selected through purposive sampling, were interviewed about general patient support, their role in support provision, the role of non-medical support and their reasons for not using support services. Results: Main themes included a focus on support as information provision and that patient education is best carried out by a medical specialist. The use of support services was defined as the patient's decision. Participants identified four key periods when patients would benefit from support; during diagnosis, failure to meet treatment criteria, during interferon treatment and following treatment failure. Conclusions: It was concluded that while barriers exist to the establishment of partnerships between specialists and other support services, this study has identified clear points at which future partnerships could be established. Implications: A partnership approach to developing support for patients with hepatitis C offers a systematic framework to facilitate the participation of health professionals and the community in an important area of public health.