Who Does What: Unprofessional Personnel Policies

Who Does What: Taking Measures

Who does what in the pathology laboratory?

The debate about the role of clinical pathologists has occupied pathologists for over a decade, certainly, and probably, not coincidentally, since the division of clinical pathology into haematology, microbiology, and chemical pathology posts. It has surfaced from time to time in the columns of clinical medical journals and is apparently now taxing the minds of medical laboratory scientific off...

Diabetes and renal disease: who does what?

Editor – Jones et al (Clin Med October 2013 pp 460–4) provide a revealing analysis of the distribution of patients with diabetes and kidney disease across the health service. They show that applying traditional referral guidelines which use arbitrary estimated glomerular fi ltration rate (eGFR) criteria leads to patients who should be managed in primary care remaining under nephrologists and vi...

Redefining "What" in Analyses of Who Does What in MOOCs

To advance our understanding of learning in massive open online courses (MOOCs), we need to understand how learners interact with course resources. Prior explorations of learner interactions with MOOC materials have often described these interactions through stereotypes, which does not account for the full spectrum of potential learner activities. A focus on stereotypes also limits our ability ...

‘ Who does what ’ and ‘ who gets what ’ Capturing the value from innovation