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51. A147 COMBINING INFLIXIMAB TROUGH LEVELS AND FECAL CALPROTECTIN LEVELS WITH CLINICAL DATA HAS THE POTENTIAL TO GUIDE CLINICAL DECISION-MAKING IN IMPROVING OUTCOMES FOR INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE PATIENTS ON MAINTENANCE INFLIXIMAB.

Author

Amin, A, primary, Prosser, C, additional, Kroeker, K I, additional, Wang, H, additional, Shalapay, C, additional, Dhami, N, additional, Fedorak, D K, additional, Halloran, B P, additional, Dieleman, L A, additional, Goodman, K, additional, Fedorak, R, additional, and Huang, V, additional

Published
2018
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58. Methodische Aspekte der Inzidenz- und Prävalenzmessung mit GKV-Routinedaten im Lichte des AMNOG am Beispiel Diabetes Mellitus

Author

Jacob, C, Prosser, C, Altevers, J, Hickstein, L, Walker, J, and Braun, S

Subjects
ddc: 610, 610 Medical sciences, Medicine
Abstract

Hintergrund: Im Rahmen der Nutzenbewertung nach §35a SGB V kommt der Bestimmung epidemiologischer Maßzahlen, insbesondere Angaben zur Inzidenz und Prävalenz sowie der Zielpopulation, eine erhöhte Bedeutung zu. Abrechnungsdaten der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung, sog. GKV-Routinedaten,[zum vollständigen Text gelangen Sie über die oben angegebene URL], 15. Deutscher Kongress für Versorgungsforschung

Published
2016
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59. Rethinking representation and European integration

Author

Prosser, C and Evans, G

Subjects
European Union, Representative government and representation, Political science
Abstract

In representative democracy the chain of political legitimacy runs from voters to governments through votes cast at elections. In order for representation to occur, political parties must offer distinct policy platforms that citizens consider in their vote choices. This thesis examines whether citizens are adequately represented within the European Union. It finds that although representation on left-right issues occurs, it does not occur for European integration preferences. Over the course its history, European integration has changed from being primarily an economic issue to a social issue. This separation from the primary axis of political competition has increased the need for representation on EU issues directly. Political parties have polarised over European integration providing increased choice, but voters have not engaged with the issue. Examining how voters process party signals about policy positions shows that very few are affected by signals on the EU. Accounting for voters' cognitive biases suggests that the influence of EU issues in European Parliament elections has been overestimated and is non-existent in most member-states. As direct democracy might offer an alternative to inadequate representation this thesis examines why referendums have been held on the EU but finds that they are largely driven by governments' desire to contain the threat of EU issues at national elections, further undermining representation. However, as a result of institutional differences between national and European Parliament elections rather than the emergence of the EU as an electoral issue, the size of party systems at European Parliament elections has grown considerably over successive elections in many member-states, a change that has fed into national party systems. Although representation on EU issues is inadequate, the expansion of European party systems and the redrawing of the lines of political competition offers some hope that representation on EU issues might improve in the future.

Published
2016

60. Hospital Career Structure

Author

Appleyard, W. J., Barbor, P. R. H., Barraclough, M. A., Beeden, A. G., Berger, P., Black, A. J., Blaxill, R. W., Boggon, R. P., Butler, M. J., Chilvers, A. S., Church, Armorel B., Cobb, P. J., Cochrane, A. M. G., Condon, P. I., Cove-Smith, J. R., Cream, J. J., Croft, D. N., Crick, M. D. P., Davidson, N. McD., Davies, D. R., Davies, R. J., Devlin, H. B., Dutton, N. M., Eames, G. M., Eisinger, A. J., Eustace, P., Evans, D. S., Evans, J. M. G., Evans, R., Evans-Prosser, C. D. G., Eykyn, Susannah J., Fawcett, B. M., Foley, T. H., Follows, R. C., Frommer, D. J., Gardner, N. H., Gent, A. E., Gibbens, G. L. D., Goldberg, D. P. B., Grace, R. H., Graham, J. M., Gray, R. C. F., Green, M., Greenhalgh, R. M., Gregory, I. C., Griffiths, W. A. D., Lee, D. M. Gruebel, Hall, J. H., Hammond, K. C., Haas, P. A., Herzberg, L., Heughan, C., Hicks, E. P., Hilary-Jones, E. P., Hope, R. J., Inman, S. E., Jackson, R. K., Jenkins, Esmé S., Johnston, D. I., Jones, D. J., Joy, M. D., Kaye, H. H., Lloyd-Davies, R. W., Logan, R. L., Lord, Elizabeth J. A., Marks, C. J., Martin, E. C., Mathews, J. A., McCarthy, T. G., McLachlan, R., Melcher, D. H., Milward, T. M., Morgan, J. M., Moui, D. J., Negus, D., Newman, C. G. H., Nicholson, G. D., Norton, R., Nutting, M. G., Nicholls, J. T., Olver, R. E., Orr, N. W. M., Pratt, D. G., Prasad, D. S., Peachey, R. S., Petch, M. C., Phillips, D. J., Pim, H. P., Poole-Wilson, P. A., Prenton, M. A., Price, A. B., Pulvertaft, R. W., Rawlins, M. D., Redman, L. R., Reed, R. N., Rees, R., Rimmer, Diana M. D., Rippey, J. J., Rosenberg, M. T., Rosendorff, C., Rowland, R., Salisbury, Jennifer A., Sargent, N. W., Saunders, P. G., Shilling, J. S., Singh, A. K., Smith, M. E., Solan, M. J., Stephenson, R. H., Torrens, M., Trevelyan, H., Walker, G., Warden, N. J., Watts, J. I. M., Webb, D. A., White, J. E., Wight, D. G. D., Williams, Jean O., Willoughby, J. M. T., Wilson, D. S., and Alexander, B. L.

Published
1968

81. Viktor Hamburger to C. Ladd Prosser, July 3, 1972

Author

Prosser, C. Ladd, Hamburger, Viktor (1900-2001), Prosser, C. Ladd, and Hamburger, Viktor (1900-2001)

Abstract

Comments on manuscript, Carbon copy of original on yellow paper., Correspondence

Published
2015

82. Prospects for Graduate Education and Job Opportunities in Physiology

Author

Prosser, C. Ladd

Abstract

This paper presents approximate numbers of professional physiologists in the United States, the number of graduate students, their support, numbers needed for replacement, and possibilities for growth. The author concludes that job opportunities are limited and voluntary reduction of graduate training programs, to emphasize quality over quantity, would be wise. (Author/MA)

Published
1977

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