In developing countries, it is common to site (or locate) industries without environmental impact assessment.In this study the impacts of two food processing industries on land use and land capability, noise and vibration, environmentally sensitive areas and visual quality as environmental elements were investigated.The research method adopted was
Retention of knowledge about basic cardiac-pulmonary resuscitation in medical students. Cienfuegos (2017-2018)
Introduction: knowledge retention at medium and long term in cardiac-pulmonary resuscitation is a problem in education systems worldwide.Objective: to determine the level of knowledge retention about basic cardiac-pulmonary resuscitation in medical students.Method: prospective longitudinal research; developed at the University of Medical Sciences C
Scientific development of notional determination of basic terms of defence science
There is clear relationship between science and civilization.Development of science is determinated by the development of civilization.This is a reversible process of interdependence of science and civilization.Also, the genesis and development of civilization are monitored by conflicts among the tribal communities, and the emergence and developmen
Lessons from the Land of Atoms and Molecules
When the humanities and social sciences examine nanotechnology, what does this reveal about those disciplines? Here, I cover six topics.First, we can ask whether our work is derived from earlier work on other scientific topics like genetically modified organisms Gift Card or the ELSI program of the Human Genome Project.Secondly, how do we judge the
Management of the aggressive emergency department patient: non-pharmacological perspectives and evidence base
Sandra Boot Parts K Richardson,1,2 Michael W Ardagh,1,3 Russell Morrison,4 Paula C Grainger1 1Emergency Department, Christchurch Hospital, Canterbury District Health Board, Christchurch, New Zealand; 2Centre for Postgraduate Nursing Studies, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand; 3Department of Surgery, University of Otago, Christchur