Danielle Ofri, an attending physician at Bellevue Hospital Center, is the author of "Incidental Findings: Lessons From My Patients in the Art of Medicine".
Three recommendations, which were developed from research findings, lessons learned from the E. Sichuan earthquake as well as from other earthquakes, should be adopted to help manage Oregon's significant earthquake risks.
Here, we review recent advances in understanding the biology of RTT, particularly promising preclinical findings, lessons from past clinical trials, and critical elements of trial design for rare disorders.
Ofri's unchanging sentiment about empathy can also be found in her second book, Incidental Findings: Lessons From My Patients in the Art of Medicine.
This report brings together the evaluations undertaken in the six countries and presents the main findings, lessons learnt and recommendations.
The formal review findings (lessons learned) as well as those from a review of the local experience in Thailand are being used to inform current and future pandemic plans in Thailand.
The overall synthesis draws upon the sector and country synthesis reports to present a broad set of findings, lessons and recommendations to strengthen ongoing programmes and future efforts in disaster preparedness planning and humanitarian and recovery response.
Detailed evaluation findings, lessons and recommendations can be found in the following evaluation products: reports of each of the four sectors for each country (12 sector reports); three country synthesis reports; and this overall synthesis report.
The findings, lessons and recommendations from this evaluation would be used to adjust the project design, approach and strategies to ensure its sustainability and progress of implementation of the currently ongoing ICDP project.
