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Improved access to temporary pacing in Denmark.

INTRODUCTION The aim was to illustrate current use of temporary pacing (TP) in Denmark by replicating a questionnaire study from 1986 and to compare the results of the two studies. MATERIAL AND METHODS The questionnaire was sent to Danish hospitals treating patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI). To illustrate potential changes in the indications for TP, the questionnaire included tw...

Feasibility of peripheral venous access for temporary right ventricular pacing.

INTRODUCTION In this brief report, we present our experience from placing temporary pacing electrodes through peripheral venous access sites, at bedside, in a series of patients needing temporary pacing. METHODS Consecutive patients requiring temporary pacing were selected. The median cubital or the basilic vein of the left upper extremity were used for catheterization at the bedside in all c...

TARD: Temporary Access Rights Delegation for guest network devices

Article history: Received 20 March 2016 Received in revised form 28 May 2016 Accepted 19 July 2016 Available online 8 August 2016

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Why Do Temporary Help Firms Provide Free General Skills Training?*

The majority of U. S. temporary help supply (THS) firms offer nominally free, unrestricted computer skills training, a practice inconsistent with the competitive model of training. I propose and test a model in which firms offer general training to induce self-selection and perform screening of worker ability. The model implies, and the data confirm, that firms providing training attract higher...