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ServicebasedcommunicationforMPSoCplatformSegBus
PHEV16andPHEV40canreducefuelconsumption45%and70%respectively,comparedtothecorrespondingHEVbyonlychargingathomewithLevel1chargingatamaximumof1.44 kW.Thecoldstartcriteriapollutantemissionreductionsare65%and88%,respectively.►Increasingchargingpowerto7.2 kWathome,homeandworkrelatedlocations,andanywherecanbenefitlessthan5%,10%and20%onfuelreductionforPHEV32comparedto1.44 kWchargingatthesethreelocations.Consideringthemassiveinstallationofinfrastructurethatwouldberequiredforhighpower,non-homecharginglocations,largebatterieswithhome1.44 kWchargingshowthepotentialforconsiderablefuelreductionwithminimalinfrastructureinvestment.►Immediatehomechargingresultsinanelectricitydemandpeakfrom6:
00 pmto9:
00 pm,averaginglessthan1 kWpervehicle.Increasingimmediatehomechargingpowerfrom1.44 kWto7.2 kWwouldundesirablyshiftthepeakhourclosertotheexistinggridpeak.►Byknowingthestartingtimeofthenexttrip,delayedandaveragechargingstrategiescanbeimplementedhavingthesamefuelreductionasimmediatecharging,butdifferentinstantaneouselectricityconsumptionimpacts.Forhomerelatedlocations,delayedchargingcanmovethePHEVchargingpeakhourtothemorningtoavoidtheexistinggridpeakhour,smooththePHEVconsumptioncurve,anddecreasethePHEVdemandpeakloadby50%.►Chargingatnon-homelocationsaddstotheexistingpeakgridloadduringdaytime,between9:
00 amand5:
00 pm.Immediate,delayed,andaveragechargingshowsimilarresultsinthisperiod.Itisnotlikelytoeliminatethisdrawbackbyusingmoreintelligentchargingstrategiesduetothepropertyofpeople'sdrivinganddwellingactivity.
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Otherconsumersinserviceencounters:
Ascripttheoreticalperspective OriginalResearchArticle
InternationalJournalofHospitalityManagement,Volume30,Issue4,December2011,Pages933-941
LiMiao,AnnaS.Mattila,DanMount
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Highlights
►Thepresentresearchoffersascripttheoreticalperspectiveofthe“otherconsumer”effectinserviceencounters.►Thisstudyshowsthatconsumers’emotionalresponsesarelargelyscript-based.►Thisresearchalsomodelsconsumerresponsestothebehaviorofothersasadual-modeprocess:
feltemotionsanddisplayedemotions.►Theresultsfromanexperimentalstudyprovidestrongsupportforthedual-modeconsumerresponsesandforthemoderatingeffectofpsychologicalclosenessonconsumerresponses.
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Revivaloftheintrauterinedevice:
increasedinsertionsamongUSwomenwithemployer-sponsoredinsurance,2002–2008 OriginalResearchArticle
Contraception,InPress,CorrectedProof,Availableonline29July2011
XinXu,MaurizioMacaluso,LijingOuyang,AndrzejKulczycki,ScottD.Grosse
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Abstract
Background
Useoftheintrauterinedevice(IUD)intheUnitedStateshasrecentlyincreased.Newevidenceforwomenwithemployer-sponsoredhealthinsurancepermitsanalysisofvariationandtrendsinsuchuse.
StudyDesign
AretrospectiveanalysisofannualIUDinsertionratesbetween2002and2008wasconductedbyevaluatingclaimsfromtheMarketScan®CommercialResearchDatabasesforUSwomeninsuredbyplansthatcoveredIUDinsertions.Estimateswereweightedtobenationallyrepresentative.
Results
IUDinsertionratesincreasedfrom1.6/1000womenofreproductiveageto9.8/1000over2002–2008andvariedsubstantiallybystate.Insertionratesofthelevonorgestrel-releasingintrauterinesystem(LNG-IUS)increasedfrom0.4/1000to7.7/1000,whereastheinsertionratesofcopperT380AIUD(copperIUD)increasedfrom0.6/1000to1.5/1000.IUDinsertions,whicharemostcommonamongwomenaged25–34years,increasedatroughlythesamerateacrossallagegroups.
Conclusions
ThesixfoldincreaseinIUDinsertionratesbetween2002and2008wasaccompaniedbyanincreaseintheshareIUDusewiththeLNG-IUSfrom40%to85%.Substantialgeographicandagevariationsexisted.
ArticleOutline
1.Introduction
2.Dataandmethods
2.1.Data
2.2.Dataanalysis
3.Results
3.1.IUDinsertionratesintheESIpopulation
3.1.1.GeographicvariationsinIUDinsertions
3.1.2.AgevariationsinIUDinsertions
3.2.ComparisonofcopperIUDandLNG-IUSinsertionrates
4.Discussion
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Style-basedmodelingandverificationoffaulttoleranceserviceorientedarchitectures OriginalResearchArticle
ProcediaComputerScience,Volume3,2011,Pages972-976
VahidRafe,FarzanehMahdian
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Service-OrientedArchitecture(SOA)isaflexible,looselycoupledanddynamicarchitecturefordevelopingdifferentdistributedsystems.Sinceusingthisarchitectureiseverydayincreasinginthedesignofsoftwaresystems,creatingdependableservicesinthisarchitectureisoneofthemainchallenges.ConsideringdifferentQoSlevelsconsistingofnon-functionalaspectslikesecurity,safety;accessibility,etcisnecessaryfordependablesystems.Oneofthesenon-functionalaspectsisfaulttolerance.Inthispaper,inordertohaveafaulttolerancesystem,initiallySOAcorestylehasbeenextendedusingrequiredparameters.Then,differentcommunicationandreconfigurationmechanismsoffaulttolerancehavebeendevelopedbygraphtransformationrules.Finally,theproposedmodelhasbeenverifiedusingmodelcheckingtechniquesavailableforgraphtransformationsystems.
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PrimaryCaregiversSatisfactionanditsRelatedFactorsinHomeHealthCareServices OriginalResearchArticle
InternationalJournalofGerontology,Volume5,Issue2,June2011,Pages107-111
Shu-PingWei,Shou-ChuanShih,Shu-ChuanLin,Chih-JuLiu,Ying-WenLu,Wen-LingChang
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Summary
Background
Thisstudyexaminedthesatisfactionofprimarycaregiversofhomehealthcareservicesanditsrelatedfactors.
Methods
ThedesignofthequestionnairewasbasedontheconceptofPZBservicequalitywithSERVQUALscale.Thecontentofthequestionnairewasdividedintotheexpectationsandactualperceptionsofthehomehealthcareservicewithsixdimensions,includingreliability,tangibility,responsiveness,assurance,empathy,andinformationgiving,aswellastheoverallsatisfaction.Thequestionnairewasmailedtotheprimarycaregivers.Atotalof146validquestionnaireswereobtained.
Results
Themeanageofthepatientsis79.7years.Themeantotalscoreoftheprimarycaregiversonexpectedservicelevelis27.38(standarddeviation = 3.02,totalscore = 30)and27.62(standarddeviation = 3.13,total = 30)fortheactualperception.Theprimarycaregiversshowedasignificantlyhigherscoreofperceivedperformancesinthevariablesofhomehealthcarenursesbeingreliable,informingwhentoprovideservices,andbeingkindandfriendlybuthadsignificantlylowerscoreofperceivedperformancewiththevariableofhomehealthcarenursescompletingthepromisedtasks.Theoverallsatisfactionlevelsofhomehealthcarenursesarehigherforthoseprimarycaregiverolderthan30yearsthanthosewhowereyounger.Theprimarycaregiverswhoareolderthan30yearsandhadlowereducationlevelaremoresatisfiedwiththephysicians.Thesiblingswhoservedastheprimarycaregiverhadthelowestperceivedperformancethanothers.Thevariablesof“homehealthcarenurseswillprovidedetaileddescriptionofservices,”“homehealthcarenurseswillprovideknowledgeofillness,”“homehealthcarenursescancompletethepromisedtasks,”and“homehealthcarenurseswillactivelyinquirepatient’sconditionsandneeds”werewithintheimprovementzoneinthe“caregiverexpectationandperceivedperformancematrix.”
Conclusion
Thisstudyshowedthattheoverallperceivedperformanceishigherthanexpectationforhomehealthcareserviceprovided.Theprimarycaregiverwhowasolderthan30years,whohadlowereducationlevel,andotherthansiblingsshowedhighersatisfaction.Thefouritemsthatneedimprovingincluded“homehealthcarenurseswillprovidedetaileddescriptionofservices,”“homehealthcarenurseswillprovideknowledgeofillness,”“homehealthcarenursescancompletethepromisedtasks,”and“homehealthcarenurseswillactivelyinquirepatient’sconditionsandneeds.”
ArticleOutline
1.Introduction
2.PatientsandMethods
2.1.Patientpopulation
2.2.Definitionsofvariables
2.3.Statisticalanalysis
3.Results
3.1.Thecaregiverbasicinformation
3.2.Thecaregivers’expectationsandperceivedperformance
3.3.Overallsatisfactionofprimarycaregiversonhomehealthcareservices
4.Discussion
4.1.Theprimarycaregiversbasicinformation
4.2.Levelofsatisfactioninprimarycaregivers’homehealthcareserviceexpectationsandperceivedperformance
4.3.Overallsatisfactionofprimarycaregiversonhomehealthcareservices
5.Conclusion
5.1.Thelimitationofthisstudy
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Aerosoldrugdelivery:
developmentsindevicedesignandclinicaluse ReviewArticle
TheLancet,Volume377,Issue9770,19March2011-25March2011,Pages1032-1045
MyrnaBDolovich,RajivDhand
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