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Outline of sociology as applied to medicine

Armstrong, David - 1994 - 4. ed

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The influence of advanced technology on the structure of management organization

Miller, Eric J.; Armstrong, David - In: Employment Problems of automation and advanced …, (pp. 318-333). 1966

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The Work Productivity and Activity Impairment Questionnaire for Patients with Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (WPAI-GERD)

Wahlqvist, Peter; Guyatt, Gordon; Armstrong, David; … - In: PharmacoEconomics 25 (2007) 5, pp. 385-396

The English version of the WPAI-GERD showed good cross-sectional construct validity, and results indicated that the WPAI-GERD is responsive to change. Although the results also indicated that longitudinal construct validity may be poor, the overall findings suggest that further study of the...

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AN OUTLINE OF SOCIOLOGY AS APPLIED TO MEDICINE / DAVID ARMSTRONG

Armstrong, David - 1980

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An outline of sociology as applied to medicine

Armstrong, David - 1989 - 3. ed.

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Vindication - Patrick Soon-Shiong is tantalizingly close to a cancer breakthrough with huge implications. So why do so many people want to see him fail?

Armstrong, David - In: Forbes : business and finance (2003), pp. 126-131

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Smoking Gun - The king of the antique firearms business, Larry Wilson, sits in prison. Is he a con artist - or did he just shoot himself in the foot?

Armstrong, David - In: Forbes : business and finance (2006), pp. 112-121

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COMPANIES, PEOPLE, IDEAS - Trial and Error - A new breed of development economists are using the tools of hard science to put poverty programs under the microscope--and are upendin...

Armstrong, David - In: Forbes : business and finance (2006), pp. 128-133

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COMPANIES, PEOPLE, IDEAS - Move to the Light - Philips finally figured out how to make money selling TVs in the U.S. Credit a funky backlight--and a stern threat from the boss.

Armstrong, David - In: Forbes : business and finance (2006), pp. 106-107

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Value added in further education and vocational training in Northern Ireland

Armstrong, David; McVicar, Duncan - In: Applied Economics 32 (2000) 13, pp. 1727-1736

At the age of 16, many young people in the UK decide to leave school and enter vocational education or training, either at a Further Education (FE) college, or on a Government training scheme. In spite of the size and importance of this group, the current debate about education and training...

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