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Animal models of post-ischemic forced use rehabilitation: methods, considerations, and limitations
Get PDFAnálise do fluxo informacional presente em uma empresa do segmento de serviços de valor agregado (SVA)
Full text linkThe Stroke Oxygen Study (SO2S) - a multi-center study to assess whether routine oxygen treatment in the first 72Â hours after a stroke improves long-term outcome: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial
Full text linkCatalysis Research of Relevance to Carbon Management: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities
Full text linkDemographic Differences and Attitudes toward Computers among Healthcare Professionals Earning Continuing Education Credits On-Line
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Variability in Institutional Board Review for a Multisite Assessment of Resident Professionalism
No full textSMART—An Integrated Wireless System for Monitoring Unattended Patients
No full textMonitoring vital signs and locations of certain classes of ambulatory patients can be useful in overcrowded emergency departments and at disaster scenes, both on-site and during transportation. To be useful, such monitoring needs to be portable and low cost, and have minimal adverse impact on emergency personnel, e.g., by not raising an excessive number of alarms. The SMART (Scalable Medical Alert Response Technology) system integrates wireless patient monitoring (ECG, SpO2), geo-positioning, signal processing, targeted alerting, and a wireless interface for caregivers. A prototype implementation of SMART was piloted in the waiting area of an emergency department and evaluated with 145 post-triage patients. System deployment aspects were also evaluated during a small-scale disaster-drill exercise
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