981 resultados para MiSeq paired-end technology
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Since a couple of years, physicians are confronted with an increasing request of end of life patients asking for a dying facilitated process. The reasons for this are multiple and complex. Existential suffering, increased by depression, a feeling of loss of meaning or dignity and/or being a burden, seems to be a significant factor. Social isolation and physical symptoms seem to be only contributory. The identification of "protecting elements" such as spiritual well-being or a preserved sense of dignity offers new opportunities for care. Providing a space for dialogue by exploring the patient's expectations and fears, his knowledge of care options available at the end of life, his own resources and difficulties frequently contribute to decrease suffering.
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State Agency Audit Report
From Divergence to Convergence: Shifts in the Science and Technology Policy of Japan and Switzerland
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State University Audit Report
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Newsletter produced by the Iowa Information Technology Department
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Treball presentat al Concurs 16 portes de Collserola - Porta 13 Trinitat
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State University Audit Report
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State University Audit Report
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State University Audit Report
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State University Audit Report