Community dermatology.

Farrel, W

doi:10.1136/bmj.306.6881.860-a

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“…Jones argued that good outpatient care requires a range of hospital based diagnostic services and close liaison with other hospital departments, neither of which is available in general practice 13. General practitioners have countered that most patients referred do not need sophisticated hospital facilities14 and that they should have open access to these facilities 15…”

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Specialist outreach clinics in general practice

Bailey

Black

Wilkin

1994

BMJ

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Objectives-To establish the extent and nature of specialist outreach clinics in primary care Main outcome measures-Number of specialist outreach clinics; organisation and referral mechanism; waiting times; perceived benefits and problems.Result&-28 of the hospitals had a total of 96 outreach clinics, and 32 fundholders identified a further 61 clinics. These clinics covered psychiatry (43), medical specialties (38), and surgical specialties (76). Patients were seen by the consultant in 96% (107) of clinics and general practitioners attended at only six clinics. 61 outreach clinics had shorter waiting times for first outpatient appointment than hospital clinics. The most commonly reported benefits for patients were ease of access and shorter waiting times.Conclusions-Specialist outreach clinics cover a wide range of specialties and are popular, especially in fundholding practices. These clinics do not seem to have increased the interaction between general practitioners and specialists.

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Specialist outreach clinics in general practice

Bailey

Black

Wilkin

1994

BMJ

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“…Há diversos autores e abordagens empreendedoras, independentes e corporativas, Lenzi (2007) organizou as principais características e competências de empreendedores em um quadro, fazendo relação com as competências empreendedoras apontadas por Spencer e Spencer e Cooley, que foram consideradas como base conceitual para a elaboração do instrumento de coleta de dados. (1928,1934,1942,1949,1967,1982) Inovação, iniciativa, sonho, criatividade, energia, realização pessoal, poder, mudança Busca de oportunidades e iniciativa, persistência, comprometimento, persuasão e rede de contatos, independência e autoconfiança Sutton (1954) Busca de responsabilidade Comprometimento Hartman (1959) Busca de autoridade formal (1961,1971,1973) Tomador de risco, necessidade de realização, necessidade de afiliação Inovação, risco, iniciativa, independência Busca de oportunidades e iniciativa, correr riscos calculados, persistência, comprometimento, independência e autoconfiança Gasse (1977) Orientado por valores pessoais Comprometimento Visão, execução, planejamento Busca de oportunidades e iniciativa, persistência, comprometimento, estabelecimento de metas, planejamento e monitoramento sistemáticos Visão, imaginação, oportunidade, objetivos Busca de oportunidades e iniciativa, correr riscos calculados, estabelecimento de metas Renovação estratégica, novos negócios Schumpeter (1928Schumpeter ( , 1934Schumpeter ( , 1942Schumpeter ( , 1949Schumpeter ( , 1967; McClelland ( , 1971; ; Hornaday e Aboud (1971); ; ; ; Cantillon (1978); ; Dunkelberg e Cooper (1982); Drucker (1986Drucker ( , 2002; ; ; Cunningham e Lischeron (1991); Farrel (1993); Cossete (1994); ; Sharma e Chrisman (1999); ; ; Klerk e Kruger (2003); ; Santos (2004); ; .…”

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Competências dos empreendedores em uma cooperativa de agroindústrias familiares

Silva

Delabeneta

Boffi

et al. 2018

REMIPE

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: O estudo objetivou identificar as competências empreendedoras presentes nos produtores rurais ou que exploram a atividade agroindustrial. Os dados foram coletados por meio de survey, no qual aplicou-se o instrumento de pesquisa que foi adaptado do modelo de Lenzi (2008). A amostra foi de 27 associados de uma cooperativa de agroindústrias da região oeste do Paraná. Dentre as competências analisadas, os maiores destaques foram as variáveis ?persistência? e ?comprometimento? que estavam presentes em 100% dos respondentes. Destacou-se a competência ?empreendedora para sustentabilidade? com 96,30%, seguida pelas competências ?estabelecimento de metas? e ?exigência de qualidade e eficiência? com 88,89% de participação para ambas. Para a identificação da existência de determinada competência, essa é obtida pela soma da escala, com pontuação mínima de 12 pontos (Lenzi, 2008). Resultados indicam que os pesquisados possuem competências empreendedoras, pois somente a competência ?busca de oportunidades e iniciativa? obteve 11,63 pontos. As demais variáveis ultrapassaram a escala mínima sugerida. O estudo possibilitou a análise da relação entre competências com o faturamento e a escolaridade. A contribuição deste estudo foi a identificação do perfil empreendedor de pequenos produtores rurais e/ou agroindustriais e a influência dessas competências no desenvolvimento de suas atividades para o fortalecimento do agronegócio local.

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“…[1][2][3] For example, pyridine, pyrazole, aryl groups-palladium(II) complexes were proved to have high nucleolytic efficiency and have been widely used as a footprinting reagent of nucleic acids and proteins. [4][5][6][7] Recently, there is evidence to suggest that the importance of Pd(II) derivatives in terms of anti-cancer properties may be higher than initially thought and their use in cancer remediation should not be ruled out without further exploration.…”

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Impact of the Aliphatic Dicarboxylate Chain of Novel Dinuclear Palladium(II) Complexes: Synthesis and Biological Evaluation

Gao

Zhu

et al. 2010

Chin. J. Chem.

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Five dinuclear palladium(II) complexes with HOOC(CH 2 ) n COOH (n＝2-6) and 2,2'-bipyridine ligands were synthesigned by a reaction with K 2 PdCl 4 . To prepare such complexes with different aliphatic dicarboxylate chain lengths was in an attempt to correlate this length factor, which influences the biological activity of the complexes, with fluorescence spectra, DNA cleavage and cytotoxic activity. The results indicate that the complexes bind to fish sperm DNA (FS-DNA) in an intercalative mode via fluorescence spectra, and the five complexes show different cleavage of supercoiled DNA, and then a cytotoxicity assay of these dinuclear palladium(II) complexes on human tumor cell lines was performed. In most of the cell lines, complex 5 (n＝6) and 4 (n＝5) showed much higher cytotoxicity than cis-platin. On the other hand, complex 3 (n＝4) was found to be moderately active, and complex 1 (n＝2), complex 2 (n＝3) were found only marginally cytotoxic. Implications of these findings were discussed from a structure-activity relationship.

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Community dermatology.

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Specialist outreach clinics in general practice

Specialist outreach clinics in general practice

Competências dos empreendedores em uma cooperativa de agroindústrias familiares

Impact of the Aliphatic Dicarboxylate Chain of Novel Dinuclear Palladium(II) Complexes: Synthesis and Biological Evaluation

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