Unplanned re-presentations: any patient who re-presented to the same ED within 24 h or after 48 h of initial presentation, not for planned follow-up or prearranged treatment (such as surgical management).
ED outcomes measured in this study (time to see a clinician, ED LOS, O&G referral/consult, hospital admission, unplanned re-presentations within 24 h and greater than 48 h) are presented in table 3. The overall median time waiting to be seen by a clinician was 31 min (IQR: 15 60 min).
Next, an initial n-back display of 29 dots was presented in the top right quadrant, immediately followed by a 1-back re-presentation of the same pattern of 29 dots in the lower right quadrant.
Still, the extra disc raises questions about this process of re-presentation.
That project included an opera and a "re-presentation" of the painting.
Our constant re-presentation of ourselves gives us an illusory feeling of being the publicity reps for our own lives.
Or in the world of easy acquisition and gimmicky re-presentation, is it all new, all the time?
He predicted that a new jury would be needed along with a re-presentation of the facts of conviction and then, he maintained, a circuslike effort by the defense to retry the entire case.
In any case, the re-presentation of film footage has become such a commonplace artistic strategy that it is difficult to get excited by it, unless in the hands of someone who really manipulates it as marvellously as Christian Marclay or, occasionally, Douglas Gordon.
Purnell would draw solutions from Amartya Sen and a re-presentation of liberalism; personally I think the answers lie with a return to Tawney himself, together with the more contemporary ethical socialism put forward by the likes of philosopher Charles Taylor, which take the best of social liberalism and keep the socialism of solidarity and interdependency.
It then considers how alternative accounting thought has offered liberation from such metaphorical dogmatism through the deliberate assertion of alternative metaphorical re-presentations.
