RF/LH plasma-surface interaction modeling for TORE SUPRA

Hogan, J.; Carter, M. D.; Goulding, R. H.; Goniche, M.; Beaumont, B.; Hutter, T.; Litaudon, X.; Guilhem, D.

doi:10.1063/1.53438

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“…In defraying some of the costs associated with implementing EHRs, we should see a reduction in the historical barriers to EHR adoption especially among small physician office practices. 122 However, even as an economic stimulus during a time of financial crisis, $27 billion is an enormous sum to pay out to economically successful private individuals and entities. Further, this is third-party investment that potentially will bring considerable and measurable financial benefits to healthcare providers.…”

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Certification and Meaningful Use: Reframing Adoption of Electronic Health Records as a Quality Imperative

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Certification and Meaningful Use: Reframing Adoption of Electronic Health Records as a Quality Imperative

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“…Prior to the A. case, it had been suggested in Ireland that "the interesting Canadian case law might prompt the Supreme Court to reassess some of the more rigid and uncompromising aspects of the Murphy decision." 71 e opportunity to consider the merits of that approach arose in the A. case, where Justice Denham's judgment alone o ered some speci c support for the Schachter approach. She noted that "such a suspended declaration is in aid of organised society as it enables the legislature address the issue" and "enables dialogue in the community as to the best way to proceed."…”

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Invalidity and Retrospectivity under the Irish and Canadian Constitutions

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The question of the temporal effect of a finding that a statute is unconstitutional has arisen in a number of common law jurisdictions. In any legal system that allows its superior courts to strike down legislation, certain practical problems will inevitably emerge. This article explains this aspect of Irish constitutional interpretation and compares the manner in which these difficulties have been addressed under the Canadian and Irish constitutions. It notes that the Supreme Court of Canada was required to address these practical problems directly at an early stage and thus developed a more doctrinally coherent approach to findings of constitutional invalidity than the Irish Supreme Court. The article goes on to analyze a recent decision of the Irish Supreme Court that has highlighted the difficulties with the approach adopted in that legal system and concludes with some reflections on the relative merits of the Canadian approach to findings of invalidity.

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RF/LH plasma-surface interaction modeling for TORE SUPRA

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Certification and Meaningful Use: Reframing Adoption of Electronic Health Records as a Quality Imperative

Certification and Meaningful Use: Reframing Adoption of Electronic Health Records as a Quality Imperative

Invalidity and Retrospectivity under the Irish and Canadian Constitutions

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