Post-Hierarchical Race

A Hierarchical Bayesian Arms Race Model

There is a long history in the social sciences of building models to describe processes related to arms races. These include both theoretical models, such as the actionreaction Richardson model, and empirical models. In addition, there is a substantial literature on estimating parameters associated with these models given observations of military expenditures, or various proxies. Such methods s...

Patient Race and Provider Predict Patient Satisfaction Following Post-Mastectomy Breast Reconstruction

BACKGROUND Post-mastectomy breast reconstruction is commonly performed in the United States with numerous options available to patients and providers. This study evaluated patient race and provider in prediction of patient satisfaction following post-mastectomy breast reconstruction. METHODS The patient satisfaction for women who underwent post mastectomy breast reconstruction at U...

Leadership in the Post-Hierarchical Library

THEPOST-HIERARCHICAL LIBRARY IS A flattened organization, unlimited by the traditional hierarchy, antibureaucratic, with empowered cross-functional teams, fewer people, constant learning, and redefined and re-engineered work processes focused on customer service. The purpose of the post-hierarchical library is to increase user satisfaction with reduced resources and more staff empowerment. It i...

A new physiologic race

Physiological Parameters of Endurance Horses Pre- Compared to Post-Race, Correlated with Performance: A Two Race Study from Scandinavia

Few studies have investigated the physiological parameters of endurance horses in Scandinavia. Hence, this two race study has focused on the effects of endurance racing in terms of equine clinicopathological blood parameters, heart score, and fluid use. Race A involved 15 horses (120 km). Two pre- and one post-race blood samples were taken, body condition score was assessed in triplicate pre-ra...