Titlebook: Resources, Co-Evolution and Artifacts; Theory in CSCW Mark S. Ackerman,Christine A. Halverson,Wendy A. K Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2

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Representational Gestures as Cognitive Artifacts for Developing Theories in a Scientific Laboratory cognitive processes in a “community of practice” (Lave 1991) and can package theoretical conjectures into a single semiotic form that can be used symbolically to evoke a rich, shared conceptual history. We use a theoretical framework provided by distributed cognition and embodied cognition to exami

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Representation, Coordination, and Information Artifacts in Medical Workcular patient. This is particularly true with respect to the temporal aspects of work, which have been relatively underexamined in conventional studies of the cooperative use of electronic information systems.

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Book 2008ue of a resource comes to be recognised and portrayed; the ways in which an artifact is transformed to enable it to function more effectively as a resource; the ways in which an artifact‘s usage practices evolve as it becomes recognized as a resource; how one might approach the problem of designing

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Christine A. Halverson,Mark S. Ackermanview not common to surgical texts. The textbook is the definitive resource for practicing surgeons, emergency medicine physicians, intensivists, anesthesiologists, hospitalists, geriatricians, as well as surgical residents, nurses and therapists, all who care for elderly patients with surgical emergencies..978-1-4939-5253-3978-1-4614-8501-8

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need for admission to skilled nursing facilities. Complex end-of-life decisions and discussions are often also required in this population. Trauma and acute care surgeons should be knowledgeable about the specific needs of the geriatric critically ill patient.

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