Hospital group offers strategies for easing worker shortage

Antimalaria drug offers antitumor strategies.

Q uinacrine, an old antimalaria drug given to millions of soldiers during World War II, is garnering new interest as a chemotherapeutic agent that targets two major cancer-promoting pathways — apparently with minimal toxicity to normal cells.Interest in the drug’s mechanism of action has also spawned a search for structural analogues culminating in a new class of compounds, dubbed curaxins, whi...

Economic Analysis to “Peasant Worker Shortage” in China

“Peasant worker shortage” originated from coastal towns in Fujian in 2003. However, there are about 200,000,000 surplus labors, and about 5,000,000 new surplus labor. From an angle of economics, the author analyses the causes of this phenomenon, indicating that the problems mirrored by the shortage of farmer laborers will have negative influence upon the construction of a new type industrial st...

Health care worker shortage: pervasive and long-term.

Educational Motivation Improvement Strategies for Postgraduate Students: Nominal Group Technique

Introduction: One of the most important factors in studentschr('39') learning process is academic motivation that can affect different aspects of studentschr('39') performance in educational environments and directly affects their academic success. Motivation is also considered as the key to learnerschr('39') learning. The main goal of this study is to provide ways to increase educational motiv...

Group Learning, Wage Dispersion, and Nonstationary Offers

It is shown that differences in beliefs can be an important source of inequality even if everyone is equally productive and people are reasonably sophisticated in the way that they learn about their economic environment. As is standard in the search literature, people believe that the wage offers they obtain while searching for a job are drawn from a stationary distribution. They then base thei...