Education: the key to successful hip preservation

Understanding behaviour: the key to successful health education.

Effective health education requires an understanding of the factors which underlie a person's behavior. This paper describes "BASNEF," a simplified approach to understanding behavior, which is based on the PRECEDE model and on Value Expectancy Theory. Value Expectancy Theory holds that people will only perform a given behavior if they themselves see that it will provide benefits according to ...

Community engagement: a key to successful rural clinical education.

Evaluation of rural clinical attachments has demonstrated that the rural setting provides a high-quality clinical learning environment that is of potential value to all medical students. Specifically, rural clinical education provides more 'hands on' experience for students in which they are exposed to a wide range of common health problems and develop a high level of clinical competence. North...

FIXATION The Key to Good Tissue Preservation

Mummification is one of man's earliest methods of human tissue preservation. Mummification is a term loosely used to describe different methods used by ancient civilizations to prepare human remains for burial. Various methods of preservation have been described in many articles. Some mummies which have been studied by scientists have become quite famous not only for their part in history as in...

Heart-warming hip preservation

Tagging as a Key to Successful Mt

This paper describes the key role of a stochastic morphological tagger in an MT system between very closely related languages. The MT system Česílko exploits the close relatedness of both natural languages in question (Czech and Slovak), which allows substantial simplification of the translation method used. It also uses to a great advantage the possibilities of combination of a human translati...