Position Paper: Turning the Corner with First Nations Telehealth

Turning the corner with the flash–lag illusion

Previous attempts to measure localization bias around a right-angle turn (L-trajectory) have found either no spatial bias off the trajectory (Whitney, Cavanagh, & Murakami, 2000) or a bias, in different experiments, both 'inside' and 'outside' the trajectory (Nieman, Sheth, & Shimojo, 2010). However, Eagleman and Sejnowski (2007) presented data showing that the perceived location of a brief fea...

Fishery Management: Is Europe Turning the Corner?

Fishery management is widely perceived to be failing, and proposals for new approaches abound. However, evidence is accumulating that traditional approaches, where properly applied, do work. European management of fish stocks in the north-east Atlantic may be the latest case in point.

Managing Changes in First Nations' Health Care Needs: Is Telehealth the Answer?

Turning a corner in vision research.

Nursing shortage redux: turning the corner on an enduring problem.

Projections of a substantial nursing workforce imbalance in the coming decade have galvanized policymakers, providers, private foundations, nurses, and others to proffer aggressive and sustainable strategies to ameliorate the looming shortage. The solutions are largely ones that seek to increase supply. Analysis of the 1992-2000 National Sample Surveys of Registered Nurses shows that increasing...