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SUPraclavicular Block for Emergency Reduction of Upper Limb Injuries Versus Bier Block (SUPERB): An Open‐Label, Noninferiority Randomised Controlled Trial - Tsao - 2025 - Emergency Medicine Australasia - Wiley Online Library
Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available on request from the corresponding author. The data are not publicly available due to privacy or ethical restrictions.
Sovereign Reason: Autonomy and our Interests of Reason
We often invoke reason, rationality, reasonableness, reasons, and related concepts in common sense. Despite what many serious thinkers claim, the reason of everyday life is far more substantive than cold logic or calculating self-interest. This book explores the idea that our power of reason includes an expansive set of governing abilities, motives, and principles.
Hiding a Disability and Passing as Non-Disabled
Chapter: (p.15) 1 Hiding a Disability and Passing as Non-DisabledSource: Disability in PracticeAuthor(s): Adam Cureton Publisher: Oxford University Press DOI:10.1093/oso/9780198812876.003.0002 I draw on my experiences of passing as non-disabled to explain how a disabled person can hide his disability, why he might do so, and what costs and risks he and others might face along the way.
Treating Disabled Adults as Children
An Application of Kant’s Conception of Respect Chapter: (p.270) 14 Treating Disabled Adults as ChildrenSource: RespectAuthor(s): Adam Cureton Publisher: Oxford University Press DOI:10.1093/oso/9780198824930.003.0014 Adam Cureton points out that the intuitively plausible claim that it is disrespectful to treat mentally competent adults as if they were children gives rise to a puzzle, within a Kantian framework.
Adam Cureton, Prudence and Responsibility to Self in an Identity Crisis - PhilPapers
A comprehensive theory of rational prudence would explain how a person should adjudicate among the conflicting interests of her past, present, future and counterfactual selves. For example, when a person is having an identity crisis, perhaps because she has suddenly become disabled, she may be left with no sense of purpose to keep her going.
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics - Latest issue
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Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics - Latest issue
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