Das Buch Jesaia /

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A life of Grover Cleveland; with a sketch of Adlai E. Stevenson,

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Notes and anecdotes of many years,

A plea for anecdotage.--"The Tribune" and Horace Greeley.--The tragic Greeley campaign.--Two famous preachers.--John Hay.--Isaac H. Bromley--William Winter.--Edwin L. Godkin.--Theodore Roosevelt.--Friends of many kinds.--Maj.-Gen. George W. Goethals.

Cover of the book "Reise durch die Provence 1928" that celebrates the trip through Provence taken by Ellen Catzenstein, Mara Matthiesen and Gerda Rotermund.

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Cover of the book "Reise durch die Provence 1928" that celebrates the trip through Provence taken by Ellen Catzenstein, Mara Matthiesen and Gerda Rotermund.

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Ellen Terry, Rollenbild, in: Ellen Terry: Shakespeare's Heroines

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F06849

Ellen Terry, Rollenbild, Brustbild

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F10053

Ellen Terry als Margaret, Rollenbild, Kniestück

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F10054

Ellen Terry als Catherine Duval, Rollenbild, Kniestück, in: Walter Philip: The dead heart

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F10055

La belle dame sans merci, ballad for orchestra ... Op. 29.

"Composed for and dedicated to the Philharmonic society [of London]

"What is contemporary art? A review of two books by Terry Smith'

What is contemporary art and what are the key components of contemporary culture? This review demonstrates where Terry Smith provides important answers to this question. The books thus help to improve understanding of how art has changed in recent decades and how a global culture now shapes its parameters. This review does not however concur that Smith provides a convincing case for a complete cultural paradigm transformation.

A stepped-wedge cluster randomised controlled trial for evaluating rates of falls among inpatients in aged care rehabilitation units receiving tailored multimedia education in addition to usual care : a trial protocol

Introduction Falls are the most frequent adverse event reported in hospitals. Approximately 30% of in-hospital falls lead to an injury and up to 2% result in a fracture. A large randomised trial found that a trained health professional providing individualised falls prevention education to older inpatients reduced falls in a cognitively intact subgroup. This study aims to investigate whether this efficacious intervention can reduce falls and be clinically useful and cost-effective when delivered in the real-life clinical environment. Methods A stepped-wedge cluster randomised trial will be used across eight subacute units (clusters) which will be randomised to one of four dates to start the intervention. Usual care on these units includes patient's screening, assessment and implementation of individualised falls prevention strategies, ongoing staff training and environmental strategies. Patients with better levels of cognition (Mini-Mental State Examination >23/30) will receive the individualised education from a trained health professional in addition to usual care while patient's feedback received during education sessions will be provided to unit staff. Unit staff will receive training to assist in intervention delivery and to enhance uptake of strategies by patients. Falls data will be collected by two methods: case note audit by research assistants and the hospital falls reporting system. Cluster-level data including patient's admissions, length of stay and diagnosis will be collected from hospital systems. Data will be analysed allowing for correlation of outcomes (clustering) within units. An economic analysis will be undertaken which includes an incremental cost-effectiveness analysis. Ethics and dissemination The study was approved by The University of Notre Dame Australia Human Research Ethics Committee and local hospital ethics committees. Results The results will be disseminated through local site networks, and future funding and delivery of falls prevention programmes within WA Health will be informed. Results will also be disseminated through peer-reviewed publications and medical conferences.