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8. Aktuelles | aus der Landesarchäologie

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Bollacher, Ch., Jenisch, B., Nadler, M., Sattler, S., Beilke-Voigt, I., Biermann, F., Posselt, N., Bischop, D., Först, E., Schnell, G., Runzheimer, M., Schäfer, H., Friederichs, A., Böhner, U., Müssemeier, U., Grünewald, M., Frank, K., Hallenkamp-Lumpe, J., Sicherl, B., Gündchen, R., Süße, R., Evers, T., Müller-Kissing, J., Jost, Cliff A., Höpken, C., Vollmann, D., Stäuble, H., Westphalen, Th., Friederich, S., Pscheidl, Ch., Kleinecke, J., Müller, E., Schütterle, A., Hartz, S., Petersen, S., Paulsen, H., Spazier, I., and Seidel, M.

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2017

10. Aktuelles | aus der Landesarchäologie

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Arnold, S., Klug-Treppe, J., Volpert, H.-P., Nadler, M., Kersting, Th., Slawinski, F., Biermann, F., Posselt, N., Bischop, D., Först, E., Thiedmann, A., Gottwald, M., Röder, Ch., Röttinger, D., Arnhold, S., Wulf, F.-W., Lehmann, R., Frank, K., Hopp, D., Song, B., Obladen-Kauder, J., Gai, S., Mahytka, R., Manz, E., Eggenstein, G., Moser, M., Bentz, M., Baumgarten, St., Henrich, P., Hepa, M., Höpken, C., Hemker, Ch., Bock, S., Blessing, M., Brodbeck, F., Menke, D., Hiptmair, P., Clausen, I., Briel, M., Guldin, A., Rieger, D., Spazier, I., Petzold, U., Pasda, C., and Spazier, I.

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2017

38. The Exercise Oncology Knowledge Mobilization Initiative: An International Modified Delphi Study

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Adams, SC, Smith-Turchyn, J, Santa Mina, D, Neil-Sztramko, S, Cormie, P, Culos-Reed, SN, Campbell, KL, Pugh, G, Langelier, D, Schmitz, KH, Phipps, DJ, Nadler, M, Sabiston, CM, Adams, SC, Smith-Turchyn, J, Santa Mina, D, Neil-Sztramko, S, Cormie, P, Culos-Reed, SN, Campbell, KL, Pugh, G, Langelier, D, Schmitz, KH, Phipps, DJ, Nadler, M, and Sabiston, CM

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INTRODUCTION: Exercise is vital to health and well-being after a cancer diagnosis yet is poorly integrated in cancer care. Knowledge mobilization (KM) is essential to enhance exercise opportunities. We aimed to (1) develop and refine a list of highly important exercise oncology research and KM themes and (2) establish the relative importance of the themes for supporting the implementation of exercise as a standard of care for people living with and beyond cancer. METHODS: Informed by the Co-Produced Pathway to Impact KM framework, a modified Delphi study approach was used to develop, rate, and rank exercise oncology research and KM themes through an international stakeholder workshop and a three-round iterative online survey. Open-ended stakeholder feedback from cancer survivors, healthcare practitioners (HCPs), qualified exercise professionals (QEPs), policy makers, and researchers was used to update themes between survey rounds. Themes were ranked from highest to lowest importance and agreement was examined across all stakeholders and within stakeholder groups. RESULTS: A total of 269 exercise oncology stakeholders from 13 countries participated in the study. Twelve final exercise oncology research and KM themes were produced. The final top ranked research themes were related to: (1) QEP integration into primary cancer care teams, (2) Exercise oncology education for HCPs, and (3) Accessibility of cancer exercise programs & support services. There was statistically significant agreement between stakeholders (p<0.001) and within stakeholder groups (p's≤0.02) on the general rankings of themes (i.e., some themes generally ranked higher and lower compared to others). Low Kendall's W statistics indicated variability related to the specific ranked order of the themes between stakeholders and within stakeholder groups. Moreover, there were key differences in the rankings for specific themes between policy makers and other stakeholder groups that highlight potentially impo

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2021

47. Advances in Main-Chain Syndioregic Nonlinear Optical Polymers

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Stenger-Smith, J. D., primary, Henry, R. A., additional, Chafin, A. P, additional, Merwin, L. H., additional, Nissan, R. A., additional, Yee, R. Y., additional, Nadler, M. P., additional, Lindsay, G. A., additional, Hayden, L. M., additional, Brower, S., additional, Mokal, N., additional, Kokron, D., additional, Herman, W. N., additional, and Ashley, P., additional

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1995
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49. New tool looks for circumferential cracks

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Willems, H., Nadler, M., Werle, M., and Barbian, O.A.

Subjects
Petroleum -- Pipe lines, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Technology application, Mechanical properties, Usage, Inspection
Abstract

An ultrasonic inline inspection (ILI) tool has been assembled to detect circumferential cracks in pipelines and risers. The set-up is based on an existing tool for detecting axial cracks. The [...]

Published
2007

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