Between the devil and deep blue sea.

Management of dementia-related agitation: between the devil and the deep blue sea.

WHAT IS ALREADY KNOWN ON THIS TOPIC? Dementia-related agitation is a common and costly condition that is distressing, debilitating, often dangerous and usually difficult to treat in a safe and reliable manner. Clinicians are caught between the ‘devil’ of medications with unfavourable risk–benefit profiles and the ‘deep blue sea’ of non-pharmacological interventions perceived as impractical and ...

The devil and the deep blue sea.

Between the devil and the deep blue sea: Nationality, power and symbolic trade-offs among evangelical Protestants in contemporary Northern Ireland. By

National identity is symbolically complex configuration, with shifts of emphasis and reprioritisations of content negotiated in contexts of power. This paper shows how they occur in one post conflict situation – Northern Ireland – among some of the most extreme of national actors – evangelical Protestants. In-depth interviews reveal quite radical shifts in the content of their British identity ...

Attributing Intelligence to Humans and Machines: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue, See?

Human ttributions of intelligence in others reflect heuristic judgments of superficial qualities rather than systematic analysis of competence. This article reviews the literature on attribution of intelligence in humans and machines, examines the public controversy over human intelligence, mid extrapolates to the subject of machine intelligence. The possible effects on public policy ale discus...

Cyclooxygenase inhibition: between the devil and the deep blue sea.

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) account for more reports of drug related toxicity than any other class of drugs. Their most widely recognised adverse effects are on the gastrointestinal tract. They cause acute erosions and chronic ulcers that result in hospitalisation and death because of ulcer bleeding and perforation. Between them, aspirin and non-aspirin NSAIDs may account for...