PERSONNEL CERTIFICATION IN SANCTION-STRICKEN RUSSIA

Forest Certification in Eastern Europe and Russia

Implementation of the Concept of Personnel Marketing In Modern Russia

The current situation on the labor market in Russia and other countries reflects the high demand for the introduction and development of new methods of human resource management in organizations of different fields. The amplification of the requirements for quality and level of education of the labor force leads to the formation of modern mechanisms of interaction between the labor market and e...

Ophthalmic medical personnel certification: the ultimate training tool.

In this issue of the Canadian Journal of Ophthalmology, Astle et al. identify the need for more well-trained ophthalmic medical personnel (OMP) and provide strategies for the long-term success of OMP training. They analyzed data collected from Canadian ophthalmologists and OMP regarding the value and role of certified eye care personnel. Even though the environment is changing and much is out o...

Crime and Social Sanction

Social sanctions may be a strong deterrent of crime. This paper presents a formal model that relates crime and social sanction to social interaction density. We empirically test the theoretical predictions using a provincial level panel dataset on different crimes in Italy between 1996 and 2003. We exploit detailed demographic and geo-morphological information to develop exogenous measures of s...

Healthcare ICT for Temporary Housing Community in Disaster-Stricken Area

Various information and communication technology (ICT) applications have been introduced for use in disaster-stricken areas. Of these, those for healthcare purposes proved useful when used for continually monitoring health conditions and easily using medical and healthcare devices, such as sphygmomanometers, which are familiar to the public. Devices that were easy to understand and use were mor...