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Brian Harvey,Henk H. F. Smid,Théo Pirardcial complexity in the development of the initial policy or in the retooling of existing policies has less possibility of success. If biases toward linear decision-making in policy need to be upended, the basic ideas underlying what constitutes a social “system” must first be grappled with. Policyma

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Keiichi Tsunekawa,Yasuyuki Todoxperience may affect the public’s proclivity to donate organs in insufficient numbers to satisfy the overwhelming need for life-sustaining kidneys. “Strength in numbers” hurts—according to scope-severity paradox and its close kin, scope insensitivity. There appears to be less of an incentive to upse

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Emerging Strategies in Neuroprotection“shared” collective QOL on the microlevel by which caring others are affected by the life state of the patient. It is an interesting question to explore the final victor in QOL: the psychometrically measured QOL, which is constructed by the “others” in the medical establishment or a patient’s subjec

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