Indeed the design of sickness insurance systems and other forms of social insurance may have a major impact on sickness absence [ 39].
The results of this study are expected to be used for measuring and designing simulator sickness using VR devices in future studies.
It's like a sickness designed to ruin my ability to read for pleasure.
The denizens of the British blogosphere are not entirely callous, though: alongside proposals to ship the unemployed to Afghanistan as cannon fodder, a large number of anonymous commenters have used the site to propose that the government stops wasting money on outsourced "medicals" designed to deny sickness benefits to as many people as possible.
The Rift attempts to beat those problems with a high-resolution display, super-accurate head-tracking sensors and a range of technologies designed to minimise the sickness.
The government's policy of a much tougher eligibility test for sickness benefits, designed to cut the overall benefits bill, remains.
Originally devised in 1957 by the German pharmaceutical company Grünenthal as a risk-free sedative designed to combat morning sickness in pregnant women, thalidomide was first licensed in the UK in 1958 by the drinks company Distillers, under the brand name Distaval.
Immersed, anesthetized rats were subjected to a simulated diving profile designed to induce decompression sickness, while exposed to the transmission of an acoustic beacon.
The fit note, introduced in England, Wales and Scotland in 2010, was designed to radically change the sickness certification process from advising on individuals' inability to work to what they could do if adjustments were made available.
The present study, using an experimental rat model of human sleeping sickness (HAT), was designed to evaluate the changes occurring in NO production throughout the time-course of T. b. brucei infection.
Due to the design with two consecutive samples of sickness certificates, a causal relationship between the implementation of the guidelines and the quality improvement is difficult to establish.
