Do Cardiologists Do It Better?

Do nurses do it better?

Host Specificity Testing: Why Do We Do It and How We Can Do It Better

Host specificity testing is universally used in weed biological control to predict nontarget effects of potential agents. Despite this, there is some confusion regarding the role of host specificity testing in making such predictions. One possible role is as an assay of field host range. In this case, the ideal host specificity test will simulate conditions encountered in the field, and the res...

Bowel Prep: Nurses Do It Better

type of preparation or dosing schedule. Significantly, this has not translated in an improved adenoma detection rate (ADR) or reduced need of colonoscopy [3] . Elvas et al. [4] have conducted a single-center, prospective randomized trial with a simple intervention: a 20-min interview with a nurse, where issues regarding diet and the right way to take bowel preparation were discussed; the contro...

On-farm Benchmarking: How to Do It and How to Do It Better

Benchmarking is the practice of establishing the relative performance of a business or enterprise against an appropriate standard, generally industry standards derived from a survey of farms. The Policy Commission into the Future of Farming and Food (2002) highlighted a need to spread and improve benchmarking on farms. The requirements of effective benchmarking are illustrated in a ten step fra...

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