984 resultados para Lutheran Church in Iowa.
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Title proper from t.p. v. 2-4: Der richtigen Mittel-Strasse.
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Setareki Tuilovoni was made the first Indigenous president of the Fijian Methodist church in 1964. This paper gives a biographical account with particular focus on his experiences overseas and how these shaped his approach to creating a united Methodist church at home, and a united Christian fellowship throughout the Pacific by means of regional church bodies. Because Tuilovoni had been present in America and Africa at pivotal points in the struggles for civil rights and decolonisation, his ideas were shaped by his mobility, and this in turn influenced his work to redefine the church in a decolonising Pacific, paving the way for moderate voices in the postcolonial church.
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The findings in this summary are based on the Iowa Barriers to Prenatal Care project. Ongoing since 1991, the purpose of this project is to obtain brief, accurate information about women delivering babies in Iowa hospitals. Specifically, the project seeks to learn about women’s experiences getting prenatal or delivery care during their current pregnancy. Other information is included which may be pertinent to health planners or those concerned with the systematic development of health care services. This project is a cooperative venture of all of Iowa’s maternity hospitals, the University of Northern Iowa Center for Social and Behavioral Research, and the Iowa Department of Public Health. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funded the first three years of this project. The current funding is provided by the Iowa Department of Public Health. The Director is Dr. Mary Losch, University of Northern Iowa Center for Social and Behavioral Research. The Coordinator for the project is Rodney Muilenburg. The questionnaire is distributed to nearly ninety maternity hospitals across the state of Iowa. Nursing staff or those responsible for obtaining birth certificate information in the obstetrics unit are responsible for approaching all birth mothers prior to dismissal and requesting their participation in the study. The questionnaire takes approximately ten minutes to complete. Completed questionnaires are returned to the University of Northern Iowa Center for Social and Behavioral Research for data entry and analysis. Returns are made monthly, weekly, or biweekly depending on the number of births per week in a given hospital. Except in the case of a mother who is too ill to complete the questionnaire, all mothers are eligible to be recruited for participation. The present yearly report includes an analysis of large Iowa cities, African American mothers, and a trend analysis of the last ten years. Also presented in this report is a frequency analysis of all variables included in the 2012 questionnaire. Unless otherwise noted, all entries reflect percentages. Please note that because percentages were rounded, total values may not equal 100%. Data presented are based upon 2012 questionnaires received to date (n = 23,674). All analyses reflect unweighted percentages of those responding.
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The Department of Public Health produced confirmed, and probable cases of disease in Iowa by county.
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Improve the effectiveness, coordination, and safety of medication use in Iowa.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for calendar year 2014 from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, 2014, through December 31, 2014, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
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The Iowa Insurance Division requested open and closed claim data for a calendar year from licensed insurance companies pursuant to Iowa Code Section 505.27. Licensed companies who wrote medical malpractice insurance in Iowa during the period from January 1, through December 31, were asked to provide specific data for claims closed during that period and separately those remaining open at the end of the year.
