Using Informational and Communicational Technologies when Training State Authority Specialists within Cooperation with European Partners

The European Union of Medical Specialists and speciality training.

The Union Europe enne des Me decins SpeÂcialistes (UEMS) Section Anaesthesiology Reanimation and Intensive Care is privileged to be able to publish the training guidelines in this issue of the Journal. This publication, by reaching a wide audience, will promote the aims of this UEMS Section by harmonizing training programmes and achieving minimum standards of training and expertize among the ...

Improving Fourth Graders’ Literary and Informational Comprehension Skills through Cooperation while Teaching and Learning

Considering the vast amount of information on fourth graders’ poor skills in reading comprehension, especially when reading literary and informational texts, and the general agreement on the teaching methods being the main culprit, it was decided to examine the use of the cooperative method of teaching reading as a possible solution for the said problem. A random sample of 100 fourth graders fr...

Semantic Informational Technologies

This article describes the automatic processing of medical texts in order to extract important patient characteristics, thus turning the free text description into a structured internal representation. Shallow text analysis is implemented due to the medical language complexity. The paper sketches the information extraction process and discusses the role of domain knowledge in text analysis. The...

European Food Safety Authority

European Food Safety Authority