Social control: analytical tool or analytical quagmire?

Analytical Social CRM: Concept and Tool Support

Abstract The Social Web offers new opportunities, such as direct market access, interactive customer contact or a better understanding of market demands, in the field of customer relationship management (CRM). Consequently, firms develop new strategies, processes and technologies to utilise the Social Web for their needs. From the perspective of CRM, the Social Web creates an opportunity to dir...

Hemoglobinopathy or Analytical Interference?

1 Bégin Military Teaching Hospital, Department of Biology, 94 163 Saint Mandé, France. * Address correspondence to this author at: BéginMilitary TeachingHospital, Department of Biology, 69 avenue de Paris, 94 163 Saint Mandé, France. Fax +33-1-43-98-47-12; e-mail [email protected]. Received March 17, 2015; accepted April 16, 2015. DOI: 10.1373/clinchem.2015.241091 © 2015 American Associ...

Puzzle test: A tool for non-analytical clinical reasoning assessment

Most contemporary clinical reasoning tests typically assess non-automatic thinking. Therefore, a test is needed to measure automatic reasoning or pattern recognition, which has been largely neglected in clinical reasoning tests. The Puzzle Test (PT) is dedicated to assess automatic clinical reasoning in routine situations. This test has been introduced first in 2009 by Monajemi et al in the Oly...

Prescribed minimum benefits--quagmire or foundation for social health reform?

ATIVS: analytical tool for influenza virus surveillance

The WHO Global Influenza Surveillance Network has routinely performed genetic and antigenic analyses of human influenza viruses to monitor influenza activity. Although these analyses provide supporting data for the selection of vaccine strains, it seems desirable to have user-friendly tools to visualize the antigenic evolution of influenza viruses for the purpose of surveillance. To meet this n...