Département pour le service de la régie des fermes générales unies, sous le nom de Charles Cordier, à commencer du 1er octobre 1720. Arrêté le 14 janvier 1721

[Acte. 1721-01-14]

Déliberation de MM. les fermiers généraux sur la fixation des ventes, les apurements et les bons de masse, pendant la 4e année de la régie de Ch. Cordier

[Acte. 1724-06-23. Paris]

Délibération de MM. les fermiers généraux sur les fixations des ventes, les apurements et les bons de masse, pendant la 6e année de régie de Ch. Cordier, commencée le 1er octobre 1725

[Acte. 1726-04-13. Paris]

Claire Cordier, Brustbild

Signatur des Originals: S 36/F08409

Bibliotheca manualis concionatoria, ordine alphabetico digesta : novis titulis adaucta; sententiis ss. patrum et doctorum illustrata ... ad commodiorem usum in quinque tomos distributa, cui ultimo accedit opusculum : instructio practica de munere concionandi, exhortandi et catechizandi; cura et studio Alphonsi Cordier et Joannis-Baptistae Baud /

Title varies.

Nouveau manuel du cordier : contenant l'histoire et la culture de toutes les plantes textiles, les diverses méthodes de rouissage et d'extraction de la filasse, la fabrication de toutes sortes de cordes, etc, etc /

Mode of access: Internet.

A classified catalogue of books of the Henri Cordier collection

Mode of access: Internet.

Cruise Report 67-S-1 Crab

(PDF contains 6 pages.)

The First Year Experience of Occupational Therapy Students at an Australian Regional University: Promoting Student Retention and Developing a Regional and Remote Workforce

Abstract Objective: Student retention at regional universities is important in addressing regional and remote workforce shortages. Students attending regional universities are more likely to work in regional areas. First year experience at university plays a key role in student retention. This study aimed to explore factors influencing the first year experience of occupational therapy students at a regional Australian university. Design: Surveys were administered to 58 second year occupational therapy students in the first week of second year. Data were analysed using descriptive statistics, inferential statistics (Pearson χ2; Spearman rho) and summarising descriptive responses. Setting: An Australian regional university. Participants: Second year undergraduate occupational therapy students. Main outcome measures: Factors influencing students’ decisions to study and continue studying occupational therapy; factors enhancing first year experience of university. Results: Fifty-four students completed the survey (93.1%). A quarter (25.9%) of students considered leaving the course during the first year. The primary influence for continuing was the teaching and learning experience. Most valued supports were orientation week (36.7%) and the first year coordinator (36.7%). Conclusion: The importance of the first year experience in retaining occupational therapy students is highlighted. Engagement with other students and staff and academic support are important factors in facilitating student retention. It is important to understand the unique factors influencing students’ decisions, particularly those from regional and remote areas, to enter and continue in tertiary education to assist in implementing supports and strategies to improve student retention.

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Primary ciliary dyskinesia (PCD) is an autosomal recessive disease with an incidence estimated between 1:2,000 and 1:40,000. Ciliated epithelia line the airways, nasal and sinus cavities, Eustachian tube and fallopian tubes. Congenital abnormalities of ciliary structure and function impair mucociliary clearance. As a consequence, patients present with chronic sinopulmonary infections, recurrent glue ear and female subfertility. Similarities in the ultrastructure of respiratory cilia, nodal cilia and sperm result in patients with PCD also presenting with male infertility, abnormalities of left-right asymmetry (most commonly situs inversus totalis) and congenital heart disease. Early diagnosis is essential to ensure specialist management of the respiratory and otological complications of PCD. Diagnostic tests focus on analysis of ciliary function and electron microscopy structure. Analysis is technically difficult and labour intensive. It requires expertise for interpretation, restricting diagnosis to specialist centres. Management is currently based on the consensus of experts, and there is a pressing need for randomised clinical trials to inform treatment.