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NICE, VERY NICE

Rogério Santos · OpenEdition (OpenEdition) · 2008

O contador do Sitemeter do Indústrias marca, neste momento, 750.100 visitantes únicos. Isto é: hoje, ultrapassei a fasquia dos 750 mil visitantes.Sinto-me quase um rei, graças a tantas visitas no blogue.Muito obrigado por visitarem este sítio de serviço (quase) público.

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NICE, NICE, NICER

Rothenberger, Flurina, Kristensen, Franziska, Züst, Mara · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2018

Flurina Rothenberger und Franziska Kristensen im Gespräch mit Mara Züst über Klaym, ein Workshop-Projekt, in dem sich junge Fotograf*innen in afrikanischen Metropolen weiterbilden können, und über das ‹kreolische› Hochglanzmagazin NICE, das in den Workshops entsteht

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NICE work: Nice try

Sam Shuster · BMJ · 2006

EDITOR—The reviews of NICE's (the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence) work1 and its frustrations2 miss the point: NICE has failed the objective of having “a leading role in healthcare priorities” because it cannot do otherwise. The evidence of failure is bioeconomic: because new drugs risk physical and financial harm, recently shown …

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How nice is NICE?

J M Sparrow · British Journal of Ophthalmology · 2012

The overarching aim of the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) is to provide the National Health Service (NHS) and partner organisations with independent, authoritative and evidence-based guidance on the most effective ways to prevent, diagnose and treat disease and ill health, reducing inequalities and variation, while ensuring value for money.1 To this end, NICE has produced guidance for the NHS for over a decade, with Clinical Guidelines, Technology Appraisals (drugs) and Interventional Procedures Guidance each having directly influenced medical and surgical practice in ophthalmology. The extent to which NICE guidance applies varies between UK Nations with the above three forms applying specifically to the NHS in England and Wales, and elsewhere by implication and local agreement. In recent years the NICE portfolio has been expanded to include NHS Evidence, Pathways, Quality Standards and Commissioning Outcomes Framework Indicators.1 For clinicians working in the field of glaucoma and related conditions, NICE guidance has been particularly evident, with a Clinical Guideline published in 2009, Quality Standards in 2011, updated Commissioning Guidance for people at risk of Glaucoma in 2012 and a variety of Interventional Procedure Guidance statements over several years.2 The Glaucoma Clinical Guideline, CG85, was scoped around diagnosis and management of chronic open angle glaucoma (COAG) and ocular hypertension (OHT).3 As with NICE clinical guidelines generally, a 3–5-year phased implementation was advised. Immediately following publication of the guideline, however, an unintended consequence arose in the form of a dramatic change in case-finding behaviours and patterns of referrals from community optometrists. Criteria for diagnosis had been selectively extracted from diagnosis and management and transplanted across into primary care case-finding settings by …

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It's Nice to Be Nice

Deanna Alyssa Villetto · Advances in psychology, mental health, and behavioral studies (APMHBS) book series · 2018

Kindness and gratitude are important when teaching children about positive interpersonal relationships. Every day in the United States bullying occurs because of negative influences children contend with in their lives. Parents, teachers, and peers can promote healthy interactions within groups of children through positive reciprocity of emotions and behaviors. This chapter explains how kindness is described as the motivational act of doing a positive behavior for another person; gratitude is described as the highly needed emotion for social and emotional functioning in humans that drive the kind behaviors. Children who practice kindness based on gratitude have better overall happiness outcomes and healthier interpersonal relationships.

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Nice or not so nice?

Geoffrey Hughes · Emergency Medicine Journal · 2010

Last autumn the government announced that the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) will lose its power to decide which drugs the NHS can and cannot use. NICE will still provide advice on drug efficacy but GP consortia, due to replace primary care trusts from 2013, will decide on local drug funding. The plans will start in 2014 with a new system called ‘value based pricing’, which will be negotiated by civil servants. Although the immediate impact that this decision will have on emergency services is nil or minimal, beware the unintended consequences. A popular view of NICE is that it has the personality and management style of a control freak and is a mean, penny-pinching government quango denying sick people access to life-saving drugs, a belief promulgated by some media outlets and largely based on emotional stories …

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Nice nice yıllara Pertev Hoca!

Başgöz, İlhan · Dspace Repository (Marmara Üniversitesi) · 2016

Taha Toros Arşivi, Dosya No: 239-Pertev Boratav. Not: Pertev Naili Boratav'ın 70. yaşı dolayısıyla Milliyet Sanat Dergisi tarafından çıkarılan Pertev Naili Boratav özel sayısıdır. Makale ekli dokümanın 6. sayfasında yer almaktadır.

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Nice Plans for Nice Introverts

Pen & Page Gals · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 2022

Happy New Weird, we mean, Year! We go in depth about our wonky, wompy start to 2022 and how the you-know-what caught up to us. We delve into the very different-than-our-usual book club pick: The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle (Spoiler: it's a page turner but with some questionable caveats). And we deal with some double-you-tee-eff AITAs! It's a long one but oh so good. Join us for next month's book club as we dial in the romcom with The Boyfriend Project by Farrah Rochon.

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