52,956 research outputs found
Inbound Workshop @NOVA IMS, our story
No full textBeyondScale: Developing the Organisational Capacity of Higher Education Institutions using the HEInnovate platform to facilitate peer learning and a pan-European community of practice - BeScale, & Henriques, R. (2021). BeyondScale. Workshop User Story: Inbound Workshop @NOVA IMS, our story. Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informação da Universidade Nova de Lisboa. NOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS). https://www.beyondscale.eu/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/NOVA-IMS-Workshop-user-story-_final.pdfNOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS) is a faculty of NOVA University, Lisbon Portugal with a particular focus on the areas of data science, data analytics, and information management. NOVA IMS is an international school with around 30% international students from more than 80 different nationalities. The need for continuous improvement of the quality of teaching and learning and the need to equip our graduates with digital skills led us to partner in the Beyond Scale project. The activity described in this user story builds on the HEInnovate dimension "Digital Transformation and Capability" and focuses on improving the quality of teaching and digital enhanced learning. Providing digital skills to our graduates is identified as a major requirement from the labour market. To discuss the actions need for this, we organised a workshop with NOVA IMS program coordinators. The workshop helped us refine our digital teaching and learning strategy.publishersversionpublishe
O Valor do Acesso aos Diagnósticos in vitro
No full textNOVA Health & Analytics Lab, Victorino, G., Almeida, F., Catalão, C., Sousa, F. C., Pena, A. T. V. R., & Almeida, L. D. (2022). Melhor Saúde: O Valor do Acesso aos Diagnósticos in vitro. Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informação da Universidade Nova de Lisboa. NOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS).O presente projeto insere-se no seguimento do estudo "Valor em Saúde: Estudo de Caso dos Diagnósticos In Vitro" realizado pelo NOVA Health & Analytics Lab (NOVA IMS) em parceria com a Roche Diagnósticos, apresentado no INSA a 13 de Julho de 2021. Os Diagnósticos In Vitro (DIV) representam cerca de 70% dos resultados de diagnóstico laboratorial. Contudo, apenas 2% dos gastos em saúde em Portugal são investidos em diagnóstico. Pretendeu-se com este estudo identificar possíveis oportunidades para a inovação em saúde, através da identificação de casos de estudo dos DIV em outros países europeus e na avaliação das percepções de peritos nacionais e internacionais sobre a temática e possíveis caminhos para o futuro.publishersversionpublishe
The Birds of Brier Island, Nova Scotia
No full textBrier Island, Nova Scotia, Canada, at the southwestern entrance to the Bay of Fundy, has been known for years as a prime birding destination. It combines access to unusually rich gatherings of pelagic birds, the chance of seeing rarities in greater frequency than almost anywhere else in the province, and the spectacle of large volume land bird migrations. Because of intense oceanic turbulence in the adjacent shallow water, which is in close proximity to deeper water, rich feeding is available for nearshore seabirds and pelagic species. Of the 470+ species recorded from the Province of Nova Scotia as a whole, 355 have been recorded from Brier Island.Print copies of Birds of Brier Island are available at a cost of $15.00 (plus shipping). Contact the NSIS Librarian: [email protected] occurrence data that is based on information found in this publication has been compiled and uploaded to the Ocean Biogeographic Information System (OBIS Canada) - http://ipt.iobis.org/obiscanada/resource?r=brierisland_birdsDepartment of Tourism Culture and Heritage, Government of Nova Scotia, with the support of the Nova Scotia Museum
A Think Tank initiative dedicated to adult vaccination: final report
No full textGeorge, F., Diogo, J. R., Franco, D., Hermenegildo, C., Castro, M. D., Leite, R. B., Lopes, H., & NOVA Centre for Global Health Lab (2024). +Longevity: A Think Tank initiative dedicated to adult vaccination: final report. Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informação da Universidade Nova de Lisboa. NOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS). https://doi.org/10.34619/roeb-bmrb --- This project was supported by GSK Portugal.The NOVA Center for Global Health coordinated the +Longevity Think Tank, recognizing the importance of fostering reflection within Portuguese society on the enhanced role that vaccines can play as a factor in prevention and in promoting active and healthy aging. This initiative brings together diverse voices and multidisciplinary perspectives of recognized expertise, with the aim of debating challenges, exploring opportunities, and contributing to the future agenda of actions and policies that can maximize the health benefits of adult vaccination in Portuguese society. The Think Tank comprised three discussion sessions, each focusing on distinct yet complementary and critical dimensions (clinical, economic, and health policy). These discussions were instrumental in building consensus on a set of priority actions and proposals to be disseminated among policymakers and the scientific community. The recommendations presented in this report are based on an evidence-driven analysis. While the contributions of participants were considered and served as a foundation for the development of these proposals, the recommendations described here do not necessarily reflect the individual or personal opinions of all participants involved in the process. This project was supported by GSK Portugal.publishersversionpublishe
Uma Iniciativa de Think Tank dedicada à vacinação no adulto: relatório final
No full textGeorge, F., Diogo, J. R., Franco, D., Hermenegildo, C., Castro, M. D., Leite, R. B., Lopes, H., & NOVA Centre for Global Health Lab (2024). +Longevidade: Uma Iniciativa de Think Tank dedicada à vacinação no adulto: relatório final. Instituto Superior de Estatística e Gestão de Informação da Universidade Nova de Lisboa. NOVA Information Management School (NOVA IMS). https://doi.org/10.34619/hvzz-npib --- Este projeto contou com o apoio da empresa GSK Portugal.O NOVA Center for Global Health coordenou a dinamização do Think Tank + Longevidade reconhecendo a importância de estimular na sociedade portuguesa, a reflexão quanto ao papel reforçado que as vacinas podem desempenhar enquanto fator de prevenção,e promoção do envelhecimento ativo e saudável. Esta é uma iniciativa agregadora de vozes e visões multidisciplinares de reconhecida experiência, através da qual se ambiciona debater os desafios, explorar as oportunidades e contribuir para o futuro da agenda de ações e políticas que possa maximizar os ganhos em saúde da vacinação na idade adulta na sociedade portuguesa. O Think Tank foi composto por 3 momentos de discussão, cada um deles focado em dimensões distintas (clínica, económica e de políticas de saúde) mas complementares e fundamentais para a consensualização de uma agenda de prioridades e propostas a disseminar junto dos decisores e da comunidade científica. As recomendações apresentadas neste relatório resultam de uma análise baseada em evidências científicas. Embora os contributos dos participantes tenham sido considerados e serviram como base para o desenvolvimento das propostas, as recomendações aqui descritas não refletem necessariamente as opiniões individuais ou pessoais de todos os participantes envolvidos no processo. Este projeto contou com o apoio da empresa GSK Portugal.publishersversionpublishe
Observational Record Epilthic Diatoms of the Stream Outflow of Williams Lake, Halifax, Nova Scotia, with New Records for the Province
No full textA December 2000 sampling of epilithic diatoms from the outflow of Williams Lake, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, recorded 31 species not previously known from Nova Scotia
Pleurothallis convergens R. Ger. (species nova)
No full textGérard R. Pleurothallis convergens R. Ger. (species nova). In: Annales de la Société botanique de Lyon, tome 24, Notes et Mémoires - Comptes-rendus des séances – 1899. 1e trimestre, 1899. pp. 33-38
Nova Law Review Staff 1987-1988
No full textThese are posed photographs of the Nova Law Review editors and staff from the 1987-1988 academic year. These photographs appeared in the First Amendment yearbook. The first caption reads, The Nova Law Review is published three times a year by law students. The Review staff is selected from the top 15% of the first year class and through a writing competition following the first and second years. Members of the Board of the Law Review are selected by their predecessors. Leading jurists, academicians, practitioners, and Nova faculty members contribute articles to the Review. Staff members edit the articles and check the accuracy of footnotes. They also write casenotes and comments. The Nova Law Review affords students an opportunity to gain in-depth knowledge of particular subjects and to develop proficiency in research and writing skills.
The second caption reads, Board of Editors Standing (L-R): Kenneth Martin, Associate Editor; Stephanie Arma Kraft, Executive Editor; Diran V. Seropian, Notes and Comments Editor; Gary S. Gaffney, Editor-in-Chief; Laurie L. Green, Business Editor; Jon K. Stage, Lead Articles Editor. Seated (L-R): Michael K. Mittelmark, Notes and Comments Editor; Elaine L. Liva, Notes and Comments Editor; Louis D\u27Agostino, Survey Editor.
The third caption reads, STAFF MEMBERS- Standing (L-R): Joseph P. D\u27Ambrosio, Diran V. Seropian, Louis D. D\u27Agustino, Susan York, Jon K. Stage, Beth A. Miller, Douglas E. Ede, Renee T. Dadowski, Charles Laman, Bonnie Willis, Alex Clark, Gale Collins, Robert Tardif, Stuart Yanofsky, Gary S. Gaffney, Laurie Green Seated (L-R): Pamela M. Lund, Stephanie Arma Kraft, Marlene Posner, Elaine L. Liva, Sandra Krawitz, Roxanne Pickarz, Elizabeth Johnson, Lynn G. Waxman Kneeling (L-R): Kenneth Mazlin, Michael A. Pernetti, David W. Glasser, Michael K. Mittelmark, Keith Metcalfhttps://nsuworks.nova.edu/yearbookimages_nlrv12/1000/thumbnail.jp
New Distribution Records for Flowering Plants in Antigonish County, Nova Scotia
No full textDistributions of over 50 species of flowering plants from Antigonish County, Nova Scotia are presented based on collections made primarily over the last ten years. Some of these are new county records representing range extensions from the western and central parts of the province. Many are new records for the eastern mainland and north shores of the province. Rare species discussed are Asclepias incarnata, Comandra umbellata and Triosteum aurantiacum. Several species, including Asparagus officinalis, Centaurea cyanus, Lathyrus latifolius, Lysimachia nummularia, and Origanum vulgare, likely represent recent or older garden escapes. Sedum ochroleucum is reported outside of cultivation for the first time from Nova Scotia, based on a single population that has been established for at least two years
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