Systematic Review of Lay Responders Educational Outcomes to Identify Life-Threatening Bleeding

“…Résultats : On a identifié trois études, dont deux avaient un risque modéré de biais en raison de la non-validation de l’outil de mesure, et un avait un risque élevé de biais. Toutes les études ont relaté que la reconnaissance d’une hémorragie d’urgence vitale est grande lorsqu’elle est présentée visuellement.  …”
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Révision de l’espèce Homo erectus (Dubois, 1893) by Valéry Zeitoun

“…On the subject of metrical data, the study of modern human immature specimens was realized to determine the putative polarity of indices. When it was possible to follow an ontogenetic development of the states of character, it had been verified if it was gradual and consequently if it was marked by a polarization. …”
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Comparative Ethics of Modern Payment Models by Jacob Riegler

“…The greatest difference in care is seen in the chronically ill, the poor, and those with high burdens based on the social determinants of health.[32] While value-based payments have been touted as a potential route to incentivize care for these populations, comparative studies show that those of lower socioeconomic status experienced no benefit when using a value-based modifier.[33] Other scholars have pointed out that these payment models are both slower to roll out in low-resource areas and are more likely to have the unintended consequence of leading to lower funding in these areas.[34] Therefore, the disparity may be a lack of access to the model rather than a reflection of its capabilities. …”
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