Response to Hazel Thornton's editorial

Response to Editorial request

Ramaswamy Selvaratnam Ramaswamy ([email protected]) Nettam Prathyusha ([email protected]) Ruthiramoorthi Saranya ([email protected]) Haridass Sumathi ([email protected]) Kutuva Tulasi Mohanavalli ([email protected]) Raju Jyothi Priya ([email protected]) Jayakothanda Ramaswami Venkhatesh ([email protected]) Chidambaram Saravana Babu (csa...

President ’ s response to editorial

Overselling risk assessment I need to congratulate Roychowdhury & Adshead on a thought-provoking critique. Their arguments struck a chord in exposing the flaws in risk assessment tools and their unjust application in preventative detention; however, I was disappointed that they did not go further. All of these tools, structured clinical judgement included, apply populationderived data to indivi...

Response to Editorial by Bryan and Rafferty

he commentary on our article “Radical HRM Innovation and Competitive Advantage: The Moneyball Story” by Drs. Dick Bryan and Michael Rafferty provides a welcome opportunity to further explore the ideas we originally presented. The purpose of our article was “to investigate the Moneyball story to glean what lessons are contained therein . . . concerning innovation, resistance to change, and compe...

Blow-Out Fracture due to a Hazel Stick Beat.

The aim of this case report is to demonstrate that blow-out fractures can occur not only by a classical trauma mechanism but also from the consequences of a stick beat. A 66-year-old male was admitted to our hospital complaining of a sudden swelling of his right eyelid after blowing his nose. In his medical history there was the report of a hazel stick beat the previous day. Upon ophthalmologic...

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