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1. Mogelijke opzet voor een cursus duurzaamheid van ICT

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Counotte, A., Thiadens, T., Eekelen, M.C.J.D. van, Lemmen, K., Vrie, E.v.d., Lemmen, K., and Vrie, E.v.d.

Subjects
Digital Security
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Published
2011

2. Bruggen bouwen tussen business en IT

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Thiadens, T., Cornelissen, A., Hamer, R., Wijgergangs, L., Bigot, E., Ham, R., Abcouwer, T., and Information management (ABS, FEB)

Abstract

Bij grote organisaties komt het nogal eens voor dat de IT-afdeling langzaam losbreekt van het overkoepelende bouwwerk. De techneuten verschansen zich in hun bastion en verliezen het verband met de bedrijfsprocessen. Kunnen we bruggen bouwen om zo'n vervallen structuur weer te restaureren? Binnen en buiten het onderwijs zijn er verschillende ideeën over de bijdrage die architectuur kan leveren aan alignment.

Published
2010

3. Mogelijke opzet voor een cursus duurzaamheid van ICT

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Lemmen, K., Vrie, E.v.d., Counotte, A., Thiadens, T., Eekelen, M.C.J.D. van, Lemmen, K., Vrie, E.v.d., Counotte, A., Thiadens, T., and Eekelen, M.C.J.D. van

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Contains fulltext : 92088.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)

Published
2011

5. Evaluation of pain incidence and pain management in a South African paediatric trauma unit.

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Thiadens T, Vervat E, Albertyn R, Van Dijk M, and Van As AB

Subjects
Adolescent, Analgesics therapeutic use, Chi-Square Distribution, Child, Child, Preschool, Female, Humans, Incidence, Infant, Infant, Newborn, Male, Predictive Value of Tests, Prospective Studies, Reproducibility of Results, Sensitivity and Specificity, South Africa epidemiology, Triage, Pain epidemiology, Pain prevention & control, Pain Measurement methods
Abstract

OBJECTIVES. To evaluate pain incidence and pain management in a South African paediatric trauma unit, and to compare the usefulness of 5 different assessment tools. DESIGN. A prospective observational study, using the Numerical Rating Scale for pain (NRS pain), Numerical Rating Scale for anxiety (NRS anxiety), the Alder Hey Triage Pain Score (AHTPS), the COMFORT behaviour scale and the Touch Visual Pain Scale (TVPS). All patients were assessed at admission; those who were hospitalised were again assessed every 3 hours until discharge. RESULTS. A total of 165 patients, with a mean age of 5.3 years (range 0 - 13), were included. NRS scores were indicative of moderate to severe pain in 13.3% of the patients, and no pain in 24% at admission. Two-thirds of the patients received no analgesics; for them, NRS pain, AHTPS and TVP scores were lower than the scores for the other children. CONCLUSION. Pain and anxiety incidences in this paediatric trauma unit are relatively low. Implementation of a standard pain assessment tool in the emergency department triage system can improve pain management. The AHTPS is the most promising for use in non-Western settings.

Published
2011

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