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And if they work for families, small compact computers are a god send for students who need something they carry back and forth to university for researching and writing assignments, producing presentations and, time permitting of course, keeping up-to-date on social networks.

Such emotional aspects may include patient participation, personal narratives, case presentations and time for reflection.

We demonstrated a significant decrease in missed presentations and time to diagnosis between the two time periods.

For example: hospitalisations and records of hospital-based palliative care were more frequent for those dying from cancer compared to other common causes; ED presentations were more common for decedents from more disadvantaged areas; and hospitalisations, ED presentations and time in intensive care were less common for decedents aged 90 years or more.

No association was found between the treatment outcome and age, sex, serum methanol, formate, time to presentation and time to start of hemodialysis, type of antidote administered, and folate therapy (all p > 0.05).

The median number of hours between time of hospital presentation and time of assessment was 11 (IQR 5 21).

The study data are longitudinal, with fixed values associated with demographic characteristics and baseline clinical presentation, and time varying values on cognitive and functional outcomes.

Statistical analysis revealed that the length of symptoms before presentation and time taken to break the attack were linked to a higher risk of PACG development.

Statistical analysis showed that the following factors were linked to a higher risk of progression: length of symptoms before presentation and time taken to break the attack.

The stop signal task has two different stimuli randomly mixed in presentation and time intervals: a "Go" stimulus that instructs participants to respond by pressing a button, and a "Stop" stimulus that instructs participants to withhold their response.

Duration of symptoms before presentation and time to break the attack were associated with an increased risk of progression to PACG while mean age and initial IOP were not.