In this final article of a nine-part series that is designed to help perioperative nurses relate the ANA code to their own area of practice, the author looks at the ninth provision, which emphasizes the responsibility of professional nursing associations to maintain the value and integrity of the profession.
It is no wonder that Hall, reflecting on a lifetime in town planning in his final article, concluded that "planning and planners have thus steadily become residualised, returning to their marginal status".
In the final article in this four-part series, Fortuna Admissions, a team of former directors of MBA admissions at Wharton, INSEAD, Chicago, London Business School, UC Berkeley and IE Business School, explain how to improve your chance of getting into a top business school.
AA Gill, the award-winning writer and restaurant critic who died on Saturday aged 62, described in his final article how the NHS could not give him a potentially life-extending cancer treatment.
One use of such an exercise is to locate the relative position of these interventions within a wider cost effectiveness framework in the healthcare sector, as attempted in the final article of this series.
In his final article, Gill, who previously said he wanted to have his treatment on the NHS owing to a sense of "human connection", drew attention to the health service's performance in international oncology rankings.
In this final article of the series, we offer guidance for early-career scientists on developing a big-picture research strategy. .
Following the publication of the original article [1] it was brought to our attention that two minor errors were contained in the final article.
In this final article in the series of resource documents aimed at helping clinicians understand the ways in which findings from research studies are reported in the literature, secondary sources of evidence are explained.
In the final article in the series, published in October 1938, Churchill trumpeted the possibility that nuclear energy may soon be harnessed.
