Internalism and Epistemology

McGrew, Timothy; McGrew, Lydia

doi:10.4324/9780203968307

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“…By 2009, nearly 1500 hospitals, one quarter of the total in the United States, participated in this project 2,3 . Currently, there are approximately 2190 participants in the NDNQI, which includes almost all hospitals with Magnet status 4,5 . There are now approximately 95 hospitals from 21 foreign nations that are members, and the remainder are from the United States.…”

Section: The National Database Of Nursing Quality Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…All are acute care hospitals except for approximately a dozen ambulatory surgery centers and other outpatient facilities. There are more than 130 member hospitals that have less than 25 beds 4 . The type of units included are “critical care, step down, medical/surgical/, psychiatric, pediatric, and rehabilitation.” 6 Use of the NDNQI can improve quality, safety, and evidence-based practice.…”

Section: The National Database Of Nursing Quality Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part LXXX

Harolds

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2020

Clin Nucl Med

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The National Database for Nursing Quality Indicators is an important source of information used to benchmark nursing by unit category in multiple areas related to not only structure and process but also outcome. It also provides some information regarding best practices and the cost to achieve certain results. The Practice Environment Scale of the Nursing Work Index is a frequently used way to measure the professional practice environment of nurses and the relationship of the latter to quality, safety, and other outcomes.

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Section: The National Database Of Nursing Quality Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The National Database Of Nursing Quality Indicatorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Quality and Safety in Health Care, Part LXXX

Harolds

Miller²

2020

Clin Nucl Med

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“…Tal concepción sí puede implicar argumentos circulares; pero si uno coopera con 12 Cfr., Reed (2006), para quien la opinión de Bergmann se ve socavada por las dudas que debe tener cualquier sujeto y de que no existe una explicación plausible de cómo podemos tener un conocimiento inferencial que demuestre que nuestras facultades son fiables. También McGrew (2007) especifica un sentido en el que las creencias no inferenciales pueden ser epistémicamente circulares.…”

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Los vínculos de la cooperación epistémica

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2018

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Resumen. El objetivo central de este trabajo consiste en articular la noción de cooperación epistémica con la de fiabilidad, ofreciendo una alternativa al intelectualismo. La tesis principal radica en que la fiabilidad de los procesos epistémicos se conforman a partir de que los sujetos cooperan unos con otros en la atribución de conocimiento. De esta manera la cooperación epistémica se vincula con varias posiciones teóricas: (a) con el contextualismo, al constituir un contexto flexible o exigente para la aceptación de proposiciones; (b) con una respuesta al escepticismo, pues el escéptico permanece aislado del contexto de enunciación, (c) con el inductivismo y la circularidad, pues mediante la cooperación epistémica se determina en qué contextos el inductivismo y la circularidad son argumentos legítimos.

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“…In this talk, I will review recent results on the study of neutrino oscillations, the absolute neutrino masses, and the neutrino magnetic moments from non-accelerator-based experiments in the last two years. For accelerator-based experiments, please refer to McGrew's talk [5] of this conference.…”

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confidence: 99%