Who is Morally Liable to be Killed in War

“He Who Dines with the Leopard Is Liable To Be Eaten”

ion over naturalistic description, representing rather than depicting his subjects. This element of abstraction in African art (often seen in traditional masks or wood, ivory, stone, and other carvings), as well as reliance on bold dramatic color, was extremely influential in the development of modern art, inspiring such masters as Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse, and Amadeo Modigliani (4). Tingat...

Who Should Be Liable for Online Anonymous Defamation?

The advent of Web 2.0 technologies and applications has enabled average people—who were previously mere consumers of online content—to publish their own content on various websites, such as blogs, consumer-evaluation platforms (such as Amazon, eBay, and TripAdvisor), news websites (through reader comments), social networking services (such as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn), media-sharing webs...

The War for Nurses Is Destined to Be Epic... but Who Cares for the Patients?

Nurse supply and demand forecasts project nurse shortages into 2025 and worsening into 2030. Based on a 2016 survey composed of 838 participating hospitals, and supported by over 50 recent articles and studies, it is evident that the nursing shortage has reemerged, with the BLS reporting a need for 233,000 additional RNs just in each of the next 2 years, due in part by the creation of 574,400 n...

Who killed lab rounds?

Wolves and Big Yellow Taxis: How Would Be Know If the NHS Is at Death’s Door? Comment on “Who killed the English National Health Service?”

Martin Powell suggests that the death of the English National Health Service (NHS) has been announced so many times we are at risk of not noticing should it actually happen. He is right. If we ‘cry wolf’ too many times, we risk losing sight of what is important about the NHS and why.