Advocating for Preservation

Advocating for family medicine.

Advocating for the advocate.

In 1849, German pathologist Rudolf Virchow, regarded as the father of modern pathology, released a report that stunned the medical establishment. His report, commissioned by the Prussian government to investigate a typhus epidemic in Upper Silesia, a poor rural area of ethnic Poles, advocated 4 “radical” recommendations: the introduction of Polish as an official language, democratic self-govern...

Advocating for cervical cancer prevention.

Cervical cancer is a significant health problem among women in developing countries. Contributing to the cervical cancer health burden in many countries is a lack of understanding and political will to address the problem. Broad-based advocacy efforts that draw on research and program findings from developing-country settings are key to gaining program and policy support, as are cost-effectiven...

Advocating for nurses and nursing.

Every nurse has the opportunity to make a positive impact on the profession through day-to-day advocacy for nurses and the nursing profession. In this article the author defines advocacy; describes advocacy skills every nurse can employ to advocate for a safe and healthy work environment; and explains how nurses can advocate for nursing as part of their daily activity whether they are point-of-...

Advocating Ownership

We show the equivalence of deterministic auxiliary push-down automata to owner write PRAMs in a fairly large setting by proving that DAuxPDA-TISP ? f O(1) ; log g and CROW-TIPR ? log f ; g O(1) coincide. Such, we provide the rst circuit characterizations of depth O(log f) for deterministic sequential automata which are f time-bounded.