Special care in UDCs

A Trace Analysis of Korean UDCs

In this paper, we claim that the filler-gap linkage in Korean UDCs needs to be handled at the level of syntax and that unbounded dependencies represented by traces, resumptive pronouns, and resumptive reflexives in Korean can be simply captured without posing any extra mechanisms in the traditional HPSG analysis of UDCs following Pollard and Sag (1994). It is because in HPSG traces are not all ...

Indirect Care of Special Ward Nurses in the Covid-19 Disease

Background and purpose: The most important factors in the development of any society are human resources. The Intensive Care Unites are the most important departments of the hospital especially about nursing care. Paying attention to time management and the lack of staffs in this profession and the fact that nurses spend a lot of time on indirect and non-specialized works. there is room for ref...

Issues and challenges in special care dentistry.

Tactical combat casualty care in special operations.

U.S military medical personnel are currently trained to care for combat casualties using the principles taught in the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) course. The appropriateness of many of the measures taught in ATLS for the combat setting is unproven. A 2-year study to review this issue has been sponsored by the United States Special Operations Command. This paper presents the results of t...

Special Section: Health Care Epidemiology

Hand hygiene is one of the basic components of any infection control program and is frequently considered synonymous with hand washing. However, health care workers frequently do not wash their hands, and compliance rarely exceeds 40%. Hand rubbing with a waterless, alcohol-based rub-in cleanser is commonly used in many European countries instead of hand washing. Scientific evidence and ease of...