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Index of abstracts - SA Heart Congress 2016
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South African Heart Association Newsletter
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Understanding Generalized Pustular Psoriasis to Improve Patient Outcomes
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Prevalence and Disease Characteristics of Generalized Pustular Psoriasis (GPP) https://doi.org/10.1007/s40257-021-00664-x
Pathophysiology of Generalized Pustular Psoriasis. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40257-021-00655-y
Clinical Disease Measures in Generalized Pustular Psoriasis https://doi.org/10.1007/s40257-021-00653-0
Treatment Options and Goals for Patients With Generalized Pustular Psoriasis https://doi.org/10.1007/s40257-021-00658-9
Impact of Generalized Pustular Psoriasis From the Perspective of People Living With the Condition. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40257-021-00663-y
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Research fronts in library and information science in Spain
No full textPublications and author cocitations in library and information science in Spain during the period from 1985 to 1994 were analyzed as a measure of the structure, specificity and composition of research fronts in this country. A cocitation matrix developed from an ad hoc database was subjected to cluster analysis, multidimensional scaling and principal components analysis, The resulting cocitation maps identified specific areas of r~search and their knowledge bases. We inferred the degree of consolidation of the discipline of library and information science, and of the subdisciplines informetrics, librarianship and university affiliation, from the research activities revealed. In this respect, the conclusions from the study show the existence of several research fronts in Spanish literature the contents of which are in most cases difficult to compare with those in other countries. A lesser degree of maturity of research in this field is shown
Analysis of the opinions and use of open access repositories by researchers in different disciplines; with specific focus on the development of a new institutional repository at Leeds Metropolitan University
No full textInstitutional repositories, which have been in existence since 2002, are open, web-based archives of research publications produced by members of a particular institution. Many UK Universities are now hosting or developing institutional repositories, believing that they will enhance the scholarly communication at the University and they will help to promote the institution. For IRs to become an accepted method of sharing information, a significant amount of work must be deposited in them, however to date researchers have shown little interest in depositing work in IRs. It has been suggested that differences between disciplines in terms of culture, funding, means of research and means of sharing information may account for the difference in uptake to IRs. I carried out an analysis of all the UK University IRs, and found that while there is a bias towards science/technology and medical research in the IRs compared with arts and humanities research, this corresponded to the bias in publishing output in these disciplines. Other studies have highlighted barriers that researchers perceive to placing their research in IRs. Leeds Metropolitan University is currently developing an IR and I undertook a questionnaire survey and follow-up interviews with Leeds Met research staff to compare their attitudes and behaviours towards depositing their work in IRs. I found that awareness of open access amongst research staff is quite high, with 66% having some knowledge of open access. Also, many researchers appear to understand the benefits offered by this alternative to traditional journal publishing. Concerns raised amongst the research staff included many of the same concerns as published in previous studies. I found little difference between disciplines and length-of-service of the researchers (although my survey numbers were low). The IR development team at Leeds Met should endeavour to address these concerns in order to achieve successful uptake of the new IR at the University. The success of the Leeds Met IR also depends to some extent on the self-archiving policies of publishers with which Leeds Met researchers have published their work. These self-archiving policies are not clear for many publishers, who may be re-considering their policies due to recent changes and may see the development of IRs as a threat to their business
Abstracts from the 5th International Porto Congress of Multiple Sclerosis
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Le Fabuliste du jeune age: choix de jolies fables et historiettes, avec leur sens moral
No full textHere is a 108 page facsimile of a work first done in Paris by Denn in Paris in 1822. I ordered it as an alternative to a more version of about 1830 on ABE costing over 200!Language note: FrenchNouvelle editionVarious author
Palmbaum Texte, Kulturgeschichte #26
No full textMy mouth waters to see the authors and subjects contained in this report of the second international Menantes-Konferenz in Wandersleben in June of 2009. In the first of four sections, Reinhard Dithmar, Michael Schilling, and Jan Mohr write on fable tradition; their treatments touch, respectively, on theology, on Steinhöwel, and on Waldis. Four papers follow on fable theory: Andreas Seidler, Katja Barthel, Peter Hasubek, and Gisbert Ter-Nedden. Gellert, Lichtwer, and Lessing all get attention in this section. The third section on European fable touches on Samaniego, Iriarte, and Krasicki and on fables in Hungary and the Netherlands. The final section on fable perspectives addresses Wilhelm Busch, Lessing, and Max Ernst. As the beginning T of C points out, there are introductory comments by Bernd Kramer and Dirk Rose. There are occasional black-and-white illustrations. I look forward to the rainy day when I can sit down with this book!Language note: German1. AuflageHerausgegeben von Dirk Ros
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