Petty Officer First Class Michael Stiney, who is helping to evaluate the electronic dog tag at the Naval Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory in Pensacola, Fla., said that a major advantage of the tag was that information about injuries could be sent from the medic's interrogator to a central computer, where patterns could be analyzed.
In a retrospective analysis of repeated endotoxin measurements from the MEDIC trial, Klein and colleagues [ 17] evaluated the dynamics of endotoxin changes in ICU patients over time.
The author is a doctor, critical of contemporary attitudes, who wants to see death reclaimed from the medics.
Looking at the much-discussed substitutions in Paris, I would say this: unless you were walking in Stuart's shoes, receiving all the relevant bulletins from the medics and the support staff, it's tough to take a firm view.
And far more important, we are beginning to take back control of our destiny and our definition from others who have little empathy or understanding of us: from the medics, the religious, and those radical feminists who all claim to know our natures far better than we do.
"We had a report from the medics yesterday saying they were confident they would be right for Sunday.
Speaking about his son's surgery, Bath head coach Ford said: "We took advice from the medics at both Bath and England.
"I have heard about really heroic efforts from the medics to try and save Capt Healey but I am sure that nothing could have been done for him.
She has experienced the worst of humanity, and the best of humanity - both from the medics who cared for her and the messages from many thousands of well-wishers.
Additional stressors emerged from the medics' social interactions within the village communities, where issues of compliance, trust, reputation, and community expectations could strain the medic-patient relationship.
Then, there was "Patch Adams" — Whoa! "Patch Adams," the Robin Williams fiasco from 1998, about the medic who uses clownish capers to help the sick and the dying?
