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Variation in 'failure-to-rescue' rates (the proportion of patients dying after diagnosis of a complication) may represent differences in the effectiveness of complication management within a unit 22. Ninety-day mortality may provide some reflection of the ability of a hospital to manage complications.

As with all research methods, diary studies have a number of strengths and weaknesses so we also provide some reflections on the use of diary studies as a method for examining the engineer's use of documents in the engineering domain.

The two reports on the NDS released by the CSO provide some reflections on the question of reported and estimated prevalence rates but further work is needed (CSO, 2008, 2010 21-255 and 341- 4) [ 1, 2].

Although none of the above studies was performed in a similar group of patients, they do support that ETCO2 provides some reflection of the cardiac output and cardiac function in patients that are critically ill and can be used as a prognostic tool.

This paper provides some reflections on the use of the ICF in Ireland, taking as a case study the experience of the first Irish National Disability Survey (NDS) which was conducted in 2006 by the Central Statistics Office CSOO).

The historical analysis of the formulation of the current membrane model is not only relevant to those interested in membranes: it may also provide some lines of reflection on early evolution, the minimal cell concept, the origins of life and synthetic life.

For this reason, Thomas' theological works are very often paradigms of that engagement between theological and philosophical reflection, and provide some of his very best philosophical reflection.

Data analysis of the student per phase reflections did provide some evidence of the project's impact on student collaboration skills.

The journal Critical Asian Studies (CAS) has recently published two special issues edited by Christine Hong and Hazel Smith that provide some much-needed reflection on the issue of human rights in Northeast Asia.

And this allows us to express what we're feeling as film-makers and to try to provide a reflection of that on the screen.

"A Portrait" is a cracked mirror in a black wooden frame that makes a statement about the unwillingness of the Conceptual Art object to provide the reflection of ourselves that we have come to expect from works of art.