We describe a new concept for making photo tampering more difficult and time consuming, and for a given amount of time and effort, more amenable to detection. We record the camera preview and camera motion in the moments just prior to image capture. This information is packaged along with the full resolution image. To avoid detection, any subsequent manipulation of the image would have to be pr...

A study is described in which three general practices were provided with low cost, low technology support from a "facilitator" and were compared with control practices in the ascertainment of major risk factors for cardiovascular disease in middle aged patients. Patients who were attending for a consultation with their general practitioners were recruited to make an appointment with a practice ...

BACKGROUND TO THE DEBATE Pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers argue that the current patent system is crucial for stimulating research and development (R&D), leading to new products that improve medical care. The financial return on their investments that is afforded by patent protection, they claim, is an incentive toward innovation and reinvestment into further R&D. But this view h...

There is a growing interest in organizational interventions (OI) aiming to increase employees’ well-being. An OI involves changes the way work designed, organized, and managed. Studies have shown that an OI’s positive results are increased if there good fit between context intervention participant intervention. In this article, we propose third fit—the Relational Fit (R-Fit)—also plays importan...