丹佛斯及中心卷绕卡在铝带中心卷绕分切机中的应用

铝带分切机有张力锥度控制的要求,一般解决办法比较困难。丹佛斯的运动控制卡有很高的精度控制能力,丹佛斯专为卷绕行业开发的中心卷绕程序能很好地解决这个问题。本文介绍了用丹佛斯变频器和中心卷绕卡实现带张力锥度控制要求的中心卷绕的办法。     

The Nursing Outcomes Classification

The Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC) is a comprehensive taxonomy of patient outcomes influenced by nursing care. Each outcome is stated as a variable concept measured on a five-point Likert scale and includes a definition, indicators, and references. The classification provides outcomes that can be used across the care continuum to assess patient status following nursing interventions. The classification has a number of advantages, including being research-based, standardized, comprehensive, and flexible for clinical use. It was developed by a large research team that included clinical experts and has been subjected to testing.     

The Sexual Health Help Centre: a service for young people

BACKGROUND: The Sexual Health Help Centre (SHHC) was opened in 1995 to provide treatment, advice and information on family planning and sexual health issues for young people under the age of 20 years, in a way which is open and non-threatening. This paper describes an evaluation conducted during the first 9 months of service operation. METHODS: Young people's experience of the SHHC were elicited, and compared with their experiences of conventional family planning services in Glasgow. RESULTS: The SHHC has been successful in attracting young people for help with family planning problems and provides a more acceptable environment than conventional family planning services. However, a greater number of young men and young people under the age of 16 should be encouraged to attend the service. CONCLUSION: Young people are more likely to visit family planning services if they are offered a wide range of family planning and sexual health services in a non-judgmental, non-threatening environment.     

Interaction between the Drug Information Centre and the Regional Centre for Adverse Drug Reaction Monitoring in northern Sweden

Two Ghanaian women, aged 21 and 29 years, who were involved in road traffic accidents sustaining blunt trauma to the chest and who had delayed diagnosis of their total bronchial rupture and underwent successful surgical repair 18 and 29 months, respectively after injury are reported with a review of the literature. We believe these to be the first reported cases of delayed diagnosis and successful repair of total bronchial rupture in Tropical Africa.