Caring for Each Other While We Care for Others

Caring for Yourself While Caring for Others.

Caring for oneself to care for others: physicians and their self-care.

It is well known that clinicians experience distress and grief in response to their patients' suffering. Oncologists and palliative care specialists are no exception since they commonly experience patient loss and are often affected by unprocessed grief. These emotions can compromise clinicians' personal well-being, since unexamined emotions may lead to burnout, moral distress, compassion fatig...

We are very much like each other

QCD : how we can help each other

A brief summary is given of the outstanding issues in experimental work on the strong interaction at collider experiments. I focus particularly on those areas where more than one collider can address the same issue. (Some figures in this article are in colour only in the electronic version; see www.iop.org)

The others, each other, and the Strongest Meaning Hypothesis

1. Sentences containing reciprocals (henceforth reciprocal sentences, RS) notoriously allow a plethora of different readings in different contexts (Fiengo and Lasnik, 1973; Langendoen, 1978; Dalrymple et al., 1998, a.o.). Two distinct theoretical strategies have been pursued in response to that conundrum. S1) After Langendoen (1978), several proposals strive to reduce semantic variability of RS...