Indicated interventions elements

The uncertainty in the identified number of ineffective elements, indicated by the unknown class, grows with the position of the element in the control loop, e.g. the uncertainty about the number of ineffective interventions is larger than the uncertainty about the number of ineffective judgements. 

Immediate psychiatric and medical intervention is indicated for adults and adolescents who acutely ingest greater than 20 mg/kg elemental iron because this suggests that the overdose was intentional. ... 

In the newest report, patient safety culture was included as one of the safe practices that were reviewed for its evidence, both as a practice and in terms of the context sensitivity of the practice and its adoption. In reviewing the evidence on patient safety culture as a practice. Weaver et al. (2013) suggest that developing a culture of safety is a core element of many efforts to improve patient safety and healthcare quality. Their systematic review identified and assessed interventions used to promote safety culture or climate in acute care settings. Based on this review the authors indicate that there is evidence suggesting that interventions can improve perceptions of safety culture and potentially reduce patient harm. 

The. mode of intervention of RUO2 in the oxygen generation process may be best understood in terms of electrochemical concepts. The two coupled redox reactions occurring on the RUO2 particle are depicted schematically in Figure 27 The particle serves as a microelectrode for which the theory of local elements may again be applied. The cathodic branch indicates the reduction of Fe(bipy) (or Ru(bipy) +) while the anodic branch corresponds to water oxidation. 

It is an old adage that what gets measured, gets done. Perhaps a more accurate statement is that what gets measured and reinforced, gets done. The reinforcement and feedback element of the serious-incident prevention process helps ensure that outstanding performance is recognized and early intervention is initiated when the need for adjustments to the prevention process is indicated. 

The use of monolithicity factors simplifies substantially design calculations and is applicable to various types of structural members (slabs, beams, columns, walls, foundation elements) and intervention methods (e.g., R/C jacketing, R/C infill walls). These reduction factors are used to obtain the strength and deformation indices of the jacketed members and are applied to the respective properties of monolithic members with identical geometry. The monolithicity factors are defined as follows ... 

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