Experts say doctors need a way to get independent, reliable information rapidly.
So how would we go about gathering this information rapidly and systematically?
One, the magnocellular path, processes information rapidly, but at low resolution.
Probably untrue government propaganda on television creates a vacuum of information rapidly filled by rumours.
Many of the systems operate in the 13.56 megahertz range, a radio frequency that has limited capacity to transfer information rapidly.
Training to be a senior reactor operator takes up to two years and involves demonstrating one's ability to process complex, sometimes contradictory information rapidly and under intense pressure.
The best that doctors can hope to do is stay a step ahead -- and that is where the speed of the Internet, as well as its ability to spread information rapidly to the appropriate parties, comes in.
Health care workers in clinics, hospitals and private practice must know how to identify such outbreaks and be ready and able to pass their information rapidly to city, state and national authorities.
Our brains, in Professor Kahneman's view and according to neurological research, rely more on a so-called System 1 that processes information rapidly and intuitively than a System 2 that is more analytical and deliberate.
Advocates of more open reviewing, like Mr. Cohen at George Mason argue that other important scholarly values besides quality control — for example, generating discussion, improving works in progress and sharing information rapidly — are given short shrift under the current system.
