His seminal interventions, according to one of his students, belong to "a period of transition and uncertainty; much of the light which the preceding age thought it possessed has vanished and the new light has not yet dawned" (Merz, 1907 14, p. 493).
Despite some early success in seminal CDSS interventions for ID, little progress has been made to assist decision-making in this area [ 18, 19].
The seminal research on bystander intervention was conducted by American social psychologists Bibb Latané and John Darley, who found that bystanders do care about those in need of assistance but nevertheless often do not offer help.
We report the adoption - de-adoption cycle of the interventions with effect reversal [rt-APC, corticosteroids, TGC] or unchanged (Antibiotics < 3hours; lactate measurement < 6 hours and lung protective ventilation [LPV]) over this period, relative to <span class="lh">seminal publications for each intervention in septic shock patients.
The STAR Program grew out of seminal qualitative studies and intervention development research on clinician behaviour change.
In describing a BSC arm, implementing it as a standardised intervention, and conducting seminal comparative effectiveness research on its introduction into clinical care, Temel et al have set a new benchmark for BSC a groundbreaking contribution.
Interventions: Electroejaculation induced their seminal emission.
This study arose from a sharing of ideas between clinicians such as Edwards & Orford and leading thinkers in the areas of epidemiology, alcohol policy and the natural history of addictions 41, and was recognized quickly as seminal, being discussed widely in the brief interventions literature that was to develop in the following years.
This date range was chosen as the Medical Research Council (MRC) guidance on developing and evaluating complex interventions was published in 2008, 10 a seminal publication which has influenced the quality of reporting in trials of complex interventions.
The response in many countries to seminal work on institutional care such as the Bucharest Early Intervention Project [ 12], has been to point out that their institutions are not like the Romanian orphanages were, or to simply attempt to improve the orphanages by moving away from dormitories to smaller apartments with housemothers.
