Validating digital phenotyping technologies for clinical use: the critical importance of “resolution”
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DOI: 10.1002/wps.20703
Abstract: World Psychiatry 19:1 February 2020 reveal drug candidates that are not yet prescribed for the treatment of psychiatric disease (e.g., immune response drugs). In conclusion, large-scale genetic studies provide a wealth of information of direct… read more here.
Keywords: use critical; clinical use; technologies clinical; validating digital ... See more keywords
Use of critical reflection as a research method: A case of research-induced distress?
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DOI: 10.20529/ijme.2020.014
Abstract: Critical reflection is widely used in qualitative research (1). It helps us understand participants' internal dialogues and analyse their thought processes. The use of oral or written reflections is a well-documented data collection method, particularly… read more here.
Keywords: use critical; research; reflection research; method ... See more keywords
Efficient Use of Critical Raw Materials for Optimal Resource Management in EU Countries
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DOI: 10.3390/su14116554
Abstract: The European Commission has established a Critical Raw Materials List (CRM) for the European Union (EU), which is subject to regular review and updating. CRMs are needed in many key industries such as automotive, steel,… read more here.
Keywords: raw materials; critical raw; efficient use; management ... See more keywords
Oxygen Use in Critical Illness
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DOI: 10.4187/respcare.07044
Abstract: Oxygen is the most commonly used drug in critical care. However, because it is a gas, most clinicians and most patients do not regard it as a drug. For this reason, the use of medical… read more here.
Keywords: oxygen; use critical; critical illness; use ... See more keywords