'New evidence' diaporamas de présentation

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Clinical Challenges in Recognizing, Diagnosing and Treating Anaphylaxis

Clinical Challenges in Recognizing, Diagnosing and Treating Anaphylaxis. David Elkayam, MD Bellingham Asthma, Allergy & Immunology Bellingham, Washington SNOW Conference, 10 March 2007. Goals. Recognize the newer definition of anaphyalxis.

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Bank Risk Taking and Competition Revisited: New Theory and New Evidence

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Challenges in Providing Evidence for the Effectiveness of Health Promotion

Challenges in Providing Evidence for the Effectiveness of Health Promotion. Irving Rootman, Professor Public Health Sciences University of Toronto. About Irv Rootman. Chair of WHO-EURO Working Group on Health Promotion Evaluation

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Believing Where We Cannot Prove Philip Kitcher

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UNIT ONE: Science Skills

UNIT ONE: Science Skills. Chapter 1 Measurement Chapter 2 The Scientific Process Chapter 3 Mapping Earth. Chapter Two: The Scientific Process. 2.1 Inquiry and the Scientific Method 2.2 Experiments and Variables 2.3 The Nature of Science and Technology. Section 2.1 Learning Goals.

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National Appeal Panel

National Appeal Panel. Challenge of the Pharmacy Practices Committee Decision. National Appeal Panel. Who can challenge the decision?. National Appeal Panel. The Applicant Area Pharmaceutical Committee Area Medical Committee Persons in Pharmaceutical or Provisional lists

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Teaching Maths Peter Tymms

Teaching Maths Peter Tymms. www.cemcentre.org. Outline. Changing education How is maths taught? How does this compare to English How does it compare to maths 20 years ago? How do processes relate to attitudes and attainment? Lessons for the classroom?. Big changes: e.g.Testing.

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Essential Questions

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Bell Ringer 8 - 18 - 09

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On the Revision of Probabilistic Beliefs using Uncertain Evidence

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Sea-Floor Spreading

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Reasoning

Reasoning. 2 Types of Reasoning. Deduction Deductive arguments: If the premises are true (and the argument's form is valid) then the conclusion must be true. Induction Inductive arguments: The premises support the conclusion, but do not guarantee that it is true. . Deduction. Syllogisms

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Scientific Models

Scientific Models. Scientists create models to help them to visualize complex properties, structures or behaviors. Scientists must gather Indirect Evidence to develop their models. Indirect Evidence.

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Neuropsychological Testing

Neuropsychological Testing. Joseph Cicchino Colleen Clougherty Jorge De La Torre Raul Espinoza Jr. Williams, Arthur (2001). Psychometric concerns in neuropsychological testing. Neuro Rehabilitation 16.

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Case Study: Amnesia

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Fifth Amendment Guarantees Against Double Jeopardy

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