A technique to mount final casts with compromised interarticulator space

Hall, George B.; Nelson, Steven K.

doi:10.1016/j.prosdent.2005.03.015

The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry

2005

DOI: 10.1016/j.prosdent.2005.03.015

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A technique to mount final casts with compromised interarticulator space

George B. Hall¹,

Steven K. Nelson²

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“…1 Never before have people been 'our most important asset' as they are now. And yet despite this, the outsourcing of HR functions enjoyed a record year in 2005 with figures projected to rise even more sharply (Equa Terra, 2005;Davis, 2003;Nelson Hall, 2005).…”

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Beyond Measuring the Human Resources Management-Organizational Performance Link: Applying Critical Realist Meta-Theory

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One response to the possible outsourcing of the human resource (HR) function is to turn to 'science' and seek to demonstrate an empirical association between HR practices and increased organizational performance. This paper critically examines the shortcomings of the 'scientific' approach by first, reviewing the three distinctive versions of research on the Human Resources Management (HRM)-Performance link in an attempt to demonstrate their commitment to a common 'scientific' meta-theory. Second, we use critical realism to demonstrate: (1) that theoretical underdevelopment and lack of explanatory power are encouraged by the use of an inappropriate 'scientific' meta-theory; (2) the possibility of meta-theorizing the causal connection between HRM and performance without seeking statistical associations; and (3) how all this is in-keeping with Institutional theory. Finally, all of this is achieved by inserting evidence from interviews with HR professionals to demonstrate not only that they are sceptical of the 'scientific' approach, but also that they hold views of the world not dissimilar to the critical realist approach we advocate. Volume 13(5): 677-699

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