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A clinical study module for nurse training intended to develop knowledge of the principles and practice of compression therapy in the management of patients with venous leg ulcers. Illustrates normal venous...
The decisions the president of the United States makes can shape the future of humanity for decades to come - decisions often based on science and technology. Yet, it is also potentially the greatest source...
Intended to give students a basic knowledge of marketing with an emphasis on the steps involved in the new product innovation process. Explores the theoretical approach and at each stage compares it with a...
The UK has a fine inheritance of timber architecture. For thousands of years timber was the predominant structural material for building. Human communities exploited their knowledge of woodland management to...
Interviews in Japanese of two academics from the School of East Asian Studies at the University of Sheffield, Dr Harukiyo Hasegawa and Yoko Sellak: 1) Dr Hasegawa in interviewed by Professor Jo-Seol Kim,...
The work of professional engineers involves design, research, development, production, marketing and finance. Qualified engineers need to have both practical and management abilities and a knowledge of...
A video-based training programme to equip managers with the skills and knowledge they need to carry out effective return-to-work interviews. The W.A.R.M. approach to dealing with absenteeism illustrated in...
The main causes of fatalities and major injuries on building sites are falls, vehicle accidents and electrocution. This programme addresses each of these areas in order to reduce the risks of a fatal or...
The DVD "Selection of Honey Bees" consists of the films "Honey Yield and Behaviour" (C 13136) and "Aiming for Vitality" (C 13137). The first film gives a detailed description of how to carry out vitality...
A series of lectures on intelligent knowledge-based systems (IKBS), each by a leading UK expert on the topic.
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