20 This was assessed with the use of institutional clinical event databases detailing all admissions in recruiting centres.
You say that "Titicut Follies" gave you the idea of doing an institutional series, about events that take place within the boundaries of the institution.
When Dr. Allan Zarkin cut his initials into Dr. Liana Gedz, after her Caesarean section at Beth Israel Medical Center last September, he set off an institutional chain of events: Beth Israel promptly forced Dr. Zarkin, 61, to resign and reported him to the State Health Department weeks later, citing "grossly inappropriate conduct".
We support a variety of institutional initiatives and events, including print and electronic publishing, multimedia production, management of the school's social media channels, communications from the Dean's Office, and institutional web planning, including the development of the medical school website and template design as a platform for both information and operations.
Complications were defined and graded (1-5) as per our Institutional Surgical Secondary Events Program.
A variety of reasons have been cited to account for the low VET completions in Australia, including problems with employment and course, health and chance events, institutional factors, and financial and family problems (Long et al. 1995).
Finding the appropriate natural experimental conditions for a particular problem could be troublesome and unsuccessful in many situations because circumstances that generate exogenous variation like certain institutional conditions, random events including natural disasters, and other situations that could bring randomness into investigated system are rather rare.
Effective interventions to improve safety in these patients would have the largest reduction on the institutional number of events.
Conceived as the centerpiece of a yearlong multi-institutional series of events called "The Buddhism Project," which began last winter, the show had high ambitions.
