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1. Exome Sequencing Identifies Carriers of the Autosomal Dominant Cancer Predisposition Disorders Beyond Current Practice Guideline Recommendations

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Samadder, N. Jewel, Gay, Emily, Lindpere, Vanda, Bublitz, Michelle L., Bandel, Lorelei A., Armasu, Sebastian M., Vierkant, Robert A., Ferber, Matthew J., Klee, Eric W., Larson, Nicholas B., Kruisselbrink, Teresa M., Egan, Jan B., Kemppainen, Jennifer L., Bidwell, Jessa S., Anderson, Jennifer L., McAllister, Tammy M., Walker, TʼNita S., Kunze, Katie L., Golafshar, Michael A., Klint, Margaret A., Presutti, Richard J., Bobo, William V., Sekulic, Aleksander, Summer-Bolster, Jolene M., Willman, Cheryl L., and Lazaridis, Konstantinos N.

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2024
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2. Electronic and vibrational spectroscopy of benzonitrile cation for astrochemical consideration.

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Daly, F. C., Douglas-Walker, T. E., Palotás, J., Anstöter, C. S., Zheng, A., and Campbell, E. K.

Subjects
*ION traps, *PERTURBATION theory, *DENSITY functional theory, *ASTRONOMICAL observations, *LOW temperatures
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The electronic and vibrational spectra of benzonitrile cation, C6H5CN+ (BZN+), in the gas phase at low temperatures are reported. Measurements were carried out using a cryogenic ion trapping apparatus. The mid-infrared spectrum shows a strong CN stretch at 2130 ± 1 cm−1 (4.694 ± 0.002 µm). The electronic spectrum is reported in the range 5040–5750 Å. This covers the forbidden B2B2 ← X2B1 and allowed C2B1 ← X2B1 transitions. The spectrum is dominated by a broad absorption feature at wavelengths shorter than 5250 Å, with the strongest absorption located at 5140 Å. Experimental data are complemented with quantum chemical calculations carried out at the density functional theory and extended multi-configurational quasi-degenerate perturbation theory level. The spectroscopic results are discussed in the context of astronomical observations in the infrared and visible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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9. Stormy Monday

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Walker, T-Bone

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Call It Stormy Monday But Tuesday Is Just As Bad - to give the original 1947 release its full title - wasn't Aaron Thibeaux Walker's first major contribution to the [...]

Published
2024

10. The First Step in Triadic Decision-Making Involving People with Dementia: Determining Who Talks When.

Author

Windeatt-Harrison, I. L., Walker, T., Bell, S. M., Blackburn, D., Dickson, J. M., Jones, S., Wardrope, A., and Reuber, M.

Subjects
*LANGUAGE & languages, *CONVERSATION, *RESEARCH funding, *DECISION making in clinical medicine, *PATIENT-professional relations, *MEDICAL appointments, *COMMUNICATION, *INTERPERSONAL relations, *DEMENTIA patients
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Everyone should have the opportunity to participate in decisions about their health, including people living with dementia. People with dementia typically bring a companion to medical appointments, so most care decisions are made in interactions involving three parties. To make decisions about their care, patients with dementia must have the opportunity to take a turn-at-talk in conversations where decisions are made. However, negotiating who speaks next in triadic talk is a complex task, especially when dementia-associated language and/or memory problems impact communication. Findings show that using second person ("you") pronouns assist people with dementia in responding to queries, yet third person ("she/he") can exclude them from the interaction, although this near-canonical pronoun use can be overridden by sequential placement, gesture, and gaze. We also demonstrate how midturn pronoun switching often only provides for tokenistic inclusion, though this again is dependent on sequential placement and embodied interaction. Data are in English. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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15. Outcomes following small bowel obstruction due to malignancy in the national audit of small bowel obstruction

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Drake, Thomas M., Lee, Matthew J., Sayers, Adele E., Abercrombie, John, Acheson, Austin, Alderson, Derek, Anderson, Iain, Bradburn, Mike, Davies, Michael, Hamady, Zaed, Hind, Daniel, Hollyman, Marianne, Hare, Sarah, Lee, Ellen, Northover, John, Lewis, Christopher, Marriott, Paul J., Maynard, Nick, McFall, Malcolm, Muragananthan, Aravinth, Murray, David, Singh, Pritam, Tierney, Gillian, Verjee, Azmina, Walsh, Ciaran, Wild, Jonathan RL., Wilson, Timothy, Abbott, S., Abdulaal, Y., Afshar, S., Akhtar, M., Anderson, D., Appleton, S., Bandyopadhyay, D., Bashir, G., Behar, N., Bhandari, S., Branagan, G., Boulton, R., Borg, C., Bouras, G., Boyle, J., Brewer, H., Brown, L., Briggs, C., Cartmell, M., Chan, S., Chandratreya, N., Conaghan, P., Cornish, J., Cotton, D., Coyne, P., Crozier, J., Cook, T., Cunha, P., Curtis, N., Day, A., Dayal, S., Dennis, R., Dent, P., Dowson, H., Fallaize, R., Farag, S., El Farran, M., Faulkner, G., Giordano, P., Grey, T., Halahakoon, V., Hannay, J., Harikrishnan, A., Holtham, S., Hawkin, P., Hall, C., Hancock, L., Hartley, J., Howse, F., Kallam, R., Kakaniaris, G., Kelly, S., Lockwood, S., Leinhardt, D., Levy, B., Lal, R., Lazim, T., Lund, J., Lunevicius, R., Mathur, P., Maude, K., McArthur, D., McIlroy, B., Miles, A., Moug, S., Mondragon-Pritchard, M., Messenger, D., Mullan, M., Myers, A., Muhammad, K., Mason, C., Sarveswaran, J., Shatkar, V., Singh, B., Skelly, B., Subramonia, S., Swinscoe, M., Thava, B., Thorn, C., Panagiotopoulos, S., Patel, P., Phillips, J., Peristerakis, I., Qureshi, A., Saunders, M., Shah, P., Sheel, A., Siddiqui, S., Skaife, P., Smart, N., Smith, I., Stevenson, L., Stylianides, N., Steinke, J., Stubbs, B., Thompson, R., Varcada, M., Vimalachandran, D., Virlos, I., Watfah, J., Watson, N., Walker, M., Ventham, N., West, H., Wilson, J., Wijeyekoon, S., Ah-Chuen, J., Ahmed, T., Akram, F., Aldred, E., Ali, A., Aly, M., Amajuoyi, A., Amin, V., Andreou, A., Ansari, A., Ardley, R., Arshad, F., Ashour, O., Asour, A., Ayoub, F., Azeem, H., Azhar, B., Baillie, C., Barker, J., Barkham, B., Baron, R., Barrie, J., Barry-Yarrow, E., Battersby, N., Bazoua, G., Berger, C., Bhasin, S., Biggs, S., Bisset, C., Blencowe, N., Boddy, A., Boereboom, C., Bogdan, M., Bogle, R., Bohra, P., Bolkan, H., Boyer, M., Broadhurst, J., Brown, E., Brown, J., Burns, K., Butcher, K., Capper, C., Cash, T., Chapman, J., Chapman, S., Charalabopoulos, A., Cheek, C., Chok, S., Choong, W., Chowdhury, J., Coe, P., Conn, G., Cook, N., Cooper, S., Cox, C., Crook, R., Cuffolo, G., da Silva, L., Das, B., Davenport, M., Davies, J., Davies, T., Dean, S., Demetriou, G., Dengu, F., Dent, H., Di Benedetto, G., Dindyal, S., Donnelly, E., Douka, E., Downham, C., Edent, H., Edgerton, K., El-Sharif, M., Elamin, O., Elsaid, N., Evans, J., Evans, M., Ewe, R., Ewing, A., Ferguson, H., Fisher, O., Fletcher, J., Forouzanfar, A., Foster, A., Fox, R., Francis, N., Fretwell, V., Fung, D., Gammeri, E., Garnham, J., Geraghty, A., Gilbert, A., Gill, M., Gillespie, M., Glasbey, J., Golder, A., Green, N., Groundwater, E., Grove, T., Habib, H., Haddow, J., Halkias, C., Hampson, A., Hanna, T., Harries, R., Harvey, K., Hawkins, J., Healy, R., Heartshorne, R., Heller, S., Hendra, L., Herrod, P., Heywood, N., Hicks, G., Ng, P., Hope, C., Hopley, P., Hossain, T., Hossaini, S., Hubbard, T., Humphreys, A., Ikram, H., Ioannis, M., Iqbal, M., Jatania, J., Jenkinson, P., Jokhan, S., Jones, A., Jones, C., Jones, L., Joshi, H., Joshi, K., Joy, M., Jull, P., Kane, E., Kanitkar, R., Kauser, S., Kazmi, F., Kedrzycki, M., Kendall, J., Khan, T., King, G., Kisiel, A., Kitsis, C., Kolawole, I., Kosasih, S., Kosti, A., Kotb, A., Lau, A., Lafaurie, G., Lazzaro, A., Lefroy, R., Lennon, H., Leong, K., Lim, E., Lim, J., Lindley, S., Liu, D., Lloyd, P., Locker, D., Lowe, C., Lunt, A., Lutfi, S., Luther, A., Luwemba, S., Mahankali-Rao, P., Mai, D., Majid, S., Malik, A., Manu, N., Mapara, R., Martin, C., Martin, J., Massey, L., Mathias, J., McCain, S., McCluney, S., McNair, A., Mekhail, P., Merchant, J., Merker, L., Mir, S., Mistry, P., Miu, V., Moat, M., Mohamed, E., Mohamed, I., Moore, N., Moretti, L., Morris, H., Morrison, T., Moss, J., Mountford, D., Moynihan, R., Muldoon-Smith, D., Mulholland, J., Murgitroyd, E., Murugaiyan, K., Mykoniatis, I., Nana, G., Nash, T., Nassar, A., Newton, R., Nguyen, K., Nicholas, F., Noor, M., Nowers, J., Nugent, C., Nunn, A., O'Callaghan, J., O'Hara, R., O'Neill, A., Olivier, J., Osei-Bordom, D., Osgood, L., Panchasara, B., Parks, R., Patel, H., Pawelec, K., Payne, C., Pearson, K., Perin, G., Petronio, B., Phelan, L., Pisaneschi, C., Pitt, J., Ponchietti, L., Powell, A., Powell-Chandler, A., Pranesh, N., Proctor, V., Qureshi, N., Rahman, M., Rai, Z., Ramcharan, S., Rangarajan, K., Rashid, M., Reader, H., Rehman, A., Rehan, S., Rengifo, C., Richardson, N., Robinson, A., Robinson, D., Rossi, B., Rutherford, F., Sadien, I., Saghir, T., Sahnan, K., Salahia, G., Scott, B., Scott, K., Seager, A., Seal, S., Sezen, E., Shaban, F., Shahmohammadi, M., Shamsiddinova, A., Shankar, S., Sharpe, A., Shields, T., Shinkwin, M., Shurmer, J., Siddika, A., Simson, R., Singh, S., Sivaraj, J., Skinner, A., Smart, C., Smith, F., Smith, R., Sreedhar, A., Stewart-Parker, E., Stott, M., Symons, N., Taj, T., Tam, J., Tan, K., Tani, S., Tao, D., Thippeswamy, K., Thomas, C., Thompson, E., Thompson-Reil, C., Tongo, F., Toth, G., Turnbull, A., Turnbull, J., Wade, T., Wafi, A., Waite, K., Walker, N., Walker, T., Walsh, U., Wardle, S., Warner, R., Watt, J., Watts, J., Wayman, J., Weegenaar, C., West, M., Whyler, M., Whitehurst, L., Wiggans, M., Williams, G., Williams, R., Williamson, A., Williamson, J., Winter, A., Wolpert, L., Wong, J., van Boxel, G., Yeap, E., Zaman, S., Zappa, B., Zosimas, D., Anderson, O., Athem, A., Athersmith, M., Badenoch, T., Barker, S., Bellam, S., Boam, T., Boland, M., Blake, L., Brown, O., Butler, M., Byrne, B., Campbell, L., Chow, M., Da Costa, K., Cutting, J., Deputy, M., Devoto, L., Doody, P., Ekpete, N., Eljaafari, M., Exarchou, K., Faoury, M., Farinella, E., Gill, C., Goh, M., Gregoir, T., Growcott, S., Gunasekaran, S., Harris, G., Heard, R., Hobson, B., Iqbal, N., Jain, R., Kang, P., Khan, M., Korambayil, S., Kouris, S., Kshatriya, K., Kumar, S., Lee, K., Mahroof, S., Malik, K., Mann, K., Mansour, S., Martin, R., McKay, S., McKinley, N., McWhirter, D., Mellor, K., Mishra, A., Mockford, K., Morrison-Jones, V., Ng, C., Nunn, R., O'Neill, S., Oke, O., Obeid, N., Patel, R., Patel, S., Plunkett-Reed, K., Pouzi, M., Pywell, S., Richards, E., Sinclair, P., Slim, N., Spence, G., Swinkin, M., Tahir, W., Takacs, K., Tanner, N., Taylor, M., Valero, C., Venn, M., Venza, M., Yeong, T., and Fearnhead, Nicola S.

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2019
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18. Society of Interventional Radiology Consensus Guidelines for the Periprocedural Management of Thrombotic and Bleeding Risk in Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Image-Guided Interventions—Part II: Recommendations: Endorsed by the Canadian Association for Interventional Radiology and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe

Author

Patel, Indravadan J., Rahim, Shiraz, Davidson, Jon C., Hanks, Sue E., Tam, Alda L., Walker, T. Gregory, Wilkins, Luke R., Sarode, Ravi, and Weinberg, Ido

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2019
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19. Society of Interventional Radiology Consensus Guidelines for the Periprocedural Management of Thrombotic and Bleeding Risk in Patients Undergoing Percutaneous Image-Guided Interventions—Part I: Review of Anticoagulation Agents and Clinical Considerations: Endorsed by the Canadian Association for Interventional Radiology and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe

Author

Davidson, Jon C., Rahim, Shiraz, Hanks, Sue E., Patel, Indravadan J., Tam, Alda L., Walker, T. Gregory, Weinberg, Ido, Wilkins, Luke R., and Sarode, Ravi

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2019
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23. Enhancing Diversity in Undergraduate Degree Programs in Forestry and Related Natural Resources: a Brief Review of Critical Issues and Promising Actions.

Author

Bullard, Steven H, Walker, T J, and Burger, Leslie

Subjects
UNDERGRADUATE programs, NATURAL resources, FORESTS & forestry, RACE, GOVERNMENT policy, ETHNICITY, BIOTIC communities
Abstract

Although forestry and related natural resources (FRNR) undergraduate degree programs in the United States have become increasingly diverse in recent years, women and minorities remain underrepresented in multiple disciplines; this is particularly true in forestry undergraduate programs. We reviewed over one hundred reports and publications to help understand the critical issues that must be addressed to enhance diversity in FRNR undergraduate programs. Based on that review, here we summarize eight critical issues in recruiting and retaining a more diverse FRNR undergraduate student body, and we also present promising actions to address the issues. Our goal is to more widely communicate validated ideas and practices, thereby prompting further discussion and effective actions to make more tangible gains in enhancing the diversity of FRNR undergraduate degree programs in the United States in the future. Study Implications: To be effective managers and stewards of forestry and related natural resources (FRNR), professionals must be effective in developing, communicating, and implementing plans and actions. From recommendations for a single stand or forest, to community-level natural resource issues, to state, regional, and national policy decisions, FRNR professionals must be trusted by increasingly diverse stakeholders in our society. FRNR professions can become more diverse in terms of gender as well as race and ethnicity by developing and implementing actions that address specific critical issues in undergraduate enrollment. A more diverse and society-ready cadre of leaders in FRNR will help to ensure healthy biotic communities are restored, sustained, and valued while meeting long-run societal needs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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24. Quality Improvement Standards for the Treatment of Pediatric Empyema

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Feola, G. Peter, Hogan, Mark J., Baskin, Kevin M., Cahill, Anne Marie, Connolly, Bairbre L., Crowley, John J., Charles, James A., Heran, Manraj K.S., Marshalleck, Francis E., Sierre, Sergio, Towbin, Richard B., Walker, T. Gregory, Silberzweig, James E., Censullo, Michael, Dariushnia, Sean R., Gemmete, Joseph J., Weinstein, Jeffrey L., and Nikolic, Boris

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2018
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26. The English in north-west Wales : migration, identity and belonging 1970-2010 : an oral history

Author

Walker, T. Michelle

Subjects
304.8420429
Abstract

The migration of English people into Wales, and particularly north-west Wales, has been the focus of much debate and discussion. The majority of the historical writing on this subject has been concerned with investigating and analysing the impact of this migration on the recipient area. Discussions have been dominated by depictions detailing declining Welsh language usage, the scale and significance of second home ownership and the inability of English migrants to settle, adapt, integrate and engage with the community at large. This thesis examines the opposite side of the debate: the experiences and memories of migration from the perspectives of the English migrants themselves. Using oral history methodologies and statistical data, this thesis seeks to shed new light on the increasingly politicised and contentious issue of English migration. It shows how representations of the English as a homogenous group, dominated by retirement and second home migration are inaccurate. Analysis of the available statistics supports the view that the migration 'problem' has been overstated and that the 'media and wider public discourse has succeeded in propagating these negative images. The majority of the research for this thesis has been drawn from interviews with English-born migrants conducted by the author. It shows that the migration process was preceded by prior connections with the area in the form of holidays and family connections. The migrants were aware of the negative discourse surrounding their migration but nevertheless attempted to integrate into the area, most notably by dismissing the existence of Welsh stereotypes and confirming the existence of English stereotypes in the region. The study shows that in-migrants achieved different levels of integration and extensive support for the Welsh language was not always converted into language use. There was widespread attachment to the area but this was not translated into an identity built on the area. Discussions about national identity challenge the notion of a strong 'English' identity among respondents, suggesting a more complex relationship with Wales and Welshness. This thesis argues that such an approach is long overdue in the social history of English migration to Wales.

Published
2012

27. Quality Improvement Guidelines for Mesenteric Angioplasty and Stent Placement for the Treatment of Chronic Mesenteric Ischemia

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Walker, T. Gregory, Silberzweig, James E., Nikolic, Boris, Aeron, Gunjan, Angle, J. Fritz, Arellano, Ronald, Athreya, Sriharsha, Baerlocher, Mark O., Balter, Stephen, Baskin, Kevin, Brennan, Ian, Brook, Olga, Brown, Daniel B., Caplin, Drew, Censullo, Michael, Chamsuddin, Abbas, Chao, Christine, Dagli, Mandeep S., Davidson, Jon, Devane, A., Eyheremendy, Eduardo, Fintelmann, Florian, Gemmete, Joseph J., Gendel, Vyacheslav, Gould, Jennifer, Graham, Tara, Hancock, John, Hogan, Mark, Hohenwalter, Eric, d’Othee, Bertrand Janne, Khan, Arshad A., Kim, Hyun S. “Kevin”, Kohi, Maureen Pearl, Lee, Christy, Mani, Naganathan B., Martinez-Salazar, Gloria, McGraw, J. Kevin, Meyers, Philip, Miller, Donald L., Morris, Christopher, Patel, Indravadan, Pillai, Anil K., Pua, Uei, Redstone, Ellen, Roberts, Anne C., Saad, Wael E., Sabharwal, Tarun, Sapoval, Marc, Schiro, Brian J., Shah, Samir, Shyn, Paul, Padia, Siddharth A., Siddiqi, Nasir H., Stokes, LeAnn, Suri, Rajeev, Turba, Ulku, Venkatesan, Aradhana, Weinstein, Jeffrey L., Kalva, Sanjeeva P., Hsu, Steven L., Annamalai, Ganesan, Mitchell, Jason W., Midia, Mehran, and Dariushnia, Sean R.

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2018
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28. Society of Interventional Radiology Reporting Standards for Thoracic Central Vein Obstruction: Endorsed by the American Society of Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology (ASDIN), British Society of Interventional Radiology (BSIR), Canadian Interventional Radiology Association (CIRA), Heart Rhythm Society (HRS), Indian Society of Vascular and Interventional Radiology (ISVIR), Vascular Access Society of the Americas (VASA), and Vascular Access Society of Britain and Ireland (VASBI)

Author

Baerlocher, Mark Otto, Baskin, Kevin, Clifton, James, Dalley, Art, Dariushnia, Sean, Davidson, Ingemar, Dolmatch, Bart, Gurley, John, Haskal, Ziv, Journeycake, Janna, Lawson, Jeffrey, McLennan, Gordon, Nikolic, Boris, Ramsburg, Debbie, Ross, John, Saad, Theodore, Shenoy, Surendra, Spencer, Brooke, Thompson, Dustin, Walker, T. Gregory, Walser, Eric, Dolmatch, Bart L., Gurley, John C., Baskin, Kevin M., Lawson, Jeffrey H., Saad, Theodore F., Baerlocher, Mark O., Cohen, Emil I., Dariushnia, Sean R., Faintuch, Salomão, Janne d’Othee, Bertrand, Kinney, Thomas B., and Midia, Mehran

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2018
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29. Recasting the Vision for Achieving Equity: A Historical Analysis of Testing and Impediments to Process-Based Accountability

Author

Walker, T. Anthony

Abstract

This article explores past and current education testing frameworks as a pretext for constructing a policy platform with the efficacy to transform systems and structures that hinder opportunities and resist equitable practices. The rise of accountability in education public policy has brought about intended and unintended outcomes. As prescribed, it has facilitated a significant measure of uniform clarity regarding standards of learning and mechanisms for measuring teacher and leadership impacts on student outcomes. However, perverse incentives, such as persistent or widening group outcome achievement disparities, demonstrate the need for policy work that extends beyond the identification of expected performance to address the execution of deliverables. More recently, scholars have suggested the need to move from a standards-based reform agenda to a supports-based reform agenda. The policy exploration in this study articulates the presence of an expectation gap--a disconnection between accountability expectations and support availability, identifying and analyzing the components necessary to transform a system of public education, which prioritizes accountability for results to one that also emphasizes the implementation of sound processes, which align the support structures and practices necessary to achieve results.

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2017
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31. Building Redundancy.

Author

Gaultney, Walker T.

Subjects
SHORTWAVE radio, AMPHIBIOUS assault ships, MARINES, NAVIES, NEST building
Abstract

The article discusses the need to improve communication capabilities for the MV-22B Osprey aircraft in the Indo-Pacific region. The current communication system is limited in range and vulnerable to disruption. The author suggests retrofitting the aircraft with high-frequency (HF) radio equipment to provide redundancy and enable communication beyond line-of-sight. The implementation of HF radio would enhance the aircraft's ability to connect and communicate with distributed forces. The document mentioned is a Marine Corps publication titled "MAGTF Single Channel Radio Nets," which provides information and guidelines on the use of single channel radio nets in Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF) operations. [Extracted from the article]

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2024

32. Proposal of a New Adverse Event Classification by the Society of Interventional Radiology Standards of Practice Committee

Author

Khalilzadeh, Omid, Baerlocher, Mark O., Shyn, Paul B., Connolly, Bairbre L., Devane, A. Michael, Morris, Christopher S., Cohen, Alan M., Midia, Mehran, Thornton, Raymond H., Gross, Kathleen, Caplin, Drew M., Aeron, Gunjan, Misra, Sanjay, Patel, Nilesh H., Walker, T. Gregory, Martinez-Salazar, Gloria, Silberzweig, James E., and Nikolic, Boris

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2017
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33. Quality Improvement Guidelines for Transarterial Chemoembolization and Embolization of Hepatic Malignancy

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Gaba, Ron C., Lokken, R. Peter, Hickey, Ryan M., Lipnik, Andrew J., Lewandowski, Robert J., Salem, Riad, Brown, Daniel B., Walker, T. Gregory, Silberzweig, James E., Baerlocher, Mark Otto, Echenique, Ana Maria, Midia, Mehran, Mitchell, Jason W., Padia, Siddharth A., Ganguli, Suvranu, Ward, Thomas J., Weinstein, Jeffrey L., Nikolic, Boris, and Dariushnia, Sean R.

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2017
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48. Quality Improvement Guidelines for Adult Diagnostic Cervicocerebral Angiography: Update Cooperative Study between the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR), American Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR), and Society of NeuroInterventional Surgery (SNIS)

Author

Wojak, Joan C., Abruzzo, Todd A., Bello, Jacqueline A., Blackham, Kristine Ann, Hirsch, Joshua A., Jayaraman, Mahesh V., Dariushnia, Sean R., Meyers, Philip M., Midia, Mehran, Russell, Eric J., Walker, T. Gregory, and Nikolic, Boris

Published
2015
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