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Value for money in drug treatment economic evaluation of prison methadone

Warren Emma; Viney Rosalie; Shearer J; Shanahan Marian; Wodak Alexander; Dolan K (Elsevier Sci Ltd, 2003)
Value of Web-Based Learning Activities for Nursing Students Who Speak English as a Second Language

Koch Jane; Salamonson Yenna; Du Hui Yun; Andrew Sharon; Frost Steve; Dunncliff K; Davidson Patricia (Slack Inc, 2011)

There is an increasing need to address the educational needs of students with English as a second language. The authors assessed the value of a web-based activity to meet the needs of students with English as a second ...
Valuing Child Health Utility 9D Health States with a young adolescent sample: a feasibility study to compare best worst discrete choice, standard gamble and time trade off methods.

Ratcliffe J; Couzner L; Flynn Terry; Sawyer M; Stevens K; Brazier J; Burgess Leonie (Adis International, 2011)

QALYs are increasingly being utilized as a health outcome measure to calculate the benefits of new treatments and interventions within cost-utility analyses for economic evaluation. Cost-utility analyses of adolescent-specific ...
Valuing prevention through economic evaluations

Beutels, P.; Bos, J.; Postma, M.; Annemans, L. (American Society for Testing and Materials, 2001)

In cost-effectiveness analysis, the valuing of costs and health effects over time remains a controversial issue. The debate mostly focuses on whether the discount rates for health and money should be equal and which ...
Valuing the ICECAP Capability Index for Older People

Lewis Jane; Sproston Kerry; Coast Joanna; Natarajan Lucy; Flynn Terry; Peters Tim; Louviere Jordan (Elsevier, 2008)

This paper reports the first application of the capabilities approach to the development and valuation of an instrument for use in the economic evaluation of health and social care interventions. The ICECAP index of ...
Variability in incubator humidity practices in the management of preterm infants

Sinclair Lynn; Crisp Jackie; Sinn John (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, 2009)

To determine current practice and opinion in relation to incubator humidity use in the management of preterm infants in neonatal intensive care units (NICU's) within the Australian and New Zealand Neonatal Network (ANZNN). ...
Variability of acute physiological responses and performance profiles of youth soccer players in small-sided games.

Hill-Haas Stephen; Coutts Aaron; Rowsell Greg; Dawson Brian (Elsevier, 2008)

The aim of this study was to examine the variability in physiological and perceptual responses and time-motion profiles of various small-sided soccer game (SSG) formats (2 versus 2, 4 versus 4 and 6 versus 6 players) and ...
Variability of GPS Units for Measuring Distance in Team Sport Movements

Jennings Denise; Cormack Stuart; Coutts Aaron; Boyd Luke; Aughey Rob (Human Kinetics, 2010)

To examine the difference in distance measured by two global positioning system (GPS) units of the same model worn by the same player while performing movements common to team sports. Methods: Twenty elite Australian ...
Variation in Top Level Soccer Match Performance

Rampinini Ermanno; Coutts Aaron; Castagna Carlo; Sassi Roberto; Impellizzeri Franco (Haworth Press, 2007)
Verapamil-Stimulated Glutathione Transport by he Multidrug Resistance-Association iated Protein (MRP1) in Leukaemia Cells

Cullen Karen; Davey Ross; Davey Mary (Elsevier, 2005)
Views and experiences of mental health nurses working with undergraduate assistants in nursing in an acute mental health setting

Cleary Michelle; Horsfall Jan; O'Hara-Aarons Maureen; Mannix Judy; Jackson Debra; Hunt Glenn (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, 2012)

Undergraduate nurses are employed as assistants in nursing (AIN) in inpatient mental health settings; however, there is a paucity of published research exploring registered nurses' (RN) views about the AIN role in these ...
The views of nurses on compliance in school-aged children with chronic illness

Wales Sandra; Crisp Jackie (Cambridge Media, 2007)

The proportion of children who develop a chronic illnesses, survive into adulthood and require ongoing treatment, is increasing worldwide. Health services are stretched to their limit and valuable resources for treating ...
Views on evidence from nursing and midwifery opinion leaders

Waters Donna; Rychetnik Lucie; Crisp Jackie; Barratt Alexandra (Churchill Livingstone, 2009)

National registration standards in Australia require nurses and midwives to be educationally prepared to use an evidence-based framework for their practice. These standards assume a shared professional understanding of ...
Violence In General Practice - Perceptions Of Cause And Implications For Safety

Magin Parker; Adams Jon; Joy E; Ireland M; Heaney S; Darab S (Coll Family Physicians Canada, 2008)

OBJECTIVE To explore GPs opinions about the causes of occupational violence in general practice. DESIGN A cross-sectional qualitative study. SETTING Three urban divisions of general practice in New South Wales, Australia. ...
Violence toward nurses, the work environment, and patient outcomes

Roche Michael; Diers Donna; Duffield Christine; Catling-Paull Christine (Wiley-Blackwell, 2010)

This study's purpose was to relate nurses' self-rated perceptions of violence (emotional abuse, threat or actual violence) on medical/surgical units to the nursing working environment and to patient outcomes. Cross sectional ...
Vitamin D, PTH and calcium levels in pregnant women and their neonates

Bowyer Lucy; Catling-Paull Christine; Diamond T; Homer Caroline; Davis Greg; Craig M (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Inc, 2009)

To determine the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency in pregnant women and their neonates and to examine factors associated with vitamin D deficiency. Population-based study of pregnant women and their neonates from ...
Voices from the floor: Nurses' perceptions of the medical emergency team

Salamonson Yenna; Van Heere Brigitte; Everett Bronwyn; Davidson Patricia (Churchill Livingstone, 2006)

Nurses are the main group of clinicians who activate the medical emergency team (MET), placing them in an excellent position to provide valuable insights regarding the effectiveness of this system. This descriptive study ...
Volunteering and health among older people: a review

Onyx Jennifer; Warburton Jennifer (Engineers Media, 2003)
VQSVM: A case study for incorporating prior domain knowledge into inductive machine learning

Yu Ting; Simoff Simeon; Jan Tony (Elsevier Science B.V, 2010)

When dealing with real-world problems, there is considerable amount of prior domain knowledge that can provide insights on various aspect of the problem. On the other hand, many machine learning methods rely solely on the ...
Vulnerability and security in seriously ill patients in intensive care

Nagy Sue; Mckinley Sharon; Bramwell Margaret; Stein-Parbury Jane; Hudson Janine (Elsevier, 2007)

The purpose of this research was to gain an understanding of the experience of being a seriously ill patient in an intensive care unit (ICU). Fourteen former patients, aged 17-71 years old, who had been in ICU 3-53 days, ...

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