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Keeping up with COVID‐19 information: Capacity issues and knowledge uncertainty early in the pandemic
INTRODUCTION During the COVID-19 pandemic, health authorities and scientists worked together to manage risk and public health through initiatives such as mask-wearing campaigns, social distancing measures, vaccinations, and travel restrictions. Public health communication and messaging played a central role in promoting public adoption and support for these initiatives and in keeping the public informed.
Celebrating Red Hat Australia and New Zealand partners
Red Hat owes much of its success in delivering customer value to the partner ecosystem. Founded on the spirit of open source innovation, every milestone in Red Hat’s history is connected to and driven by a skilled, vibrant ecosystem of partners comprising some of the world’s leading solution and service providers, systems integrators, cloud providers and more. Red Hat partners remain core to our vision of being a leader in open hybrid cloud technology.
Public reporting of clinical trial findings as an ethical responsibility to participants: a qualitative study
Public reporting of clinical trial findings as an ethical responsibility to participants: a qualitative study http://orcid.org/0000-0002-5869-5197Richard L Morrow1, http://orcid.org/0000-0002-8671-915XBarbara Mintzes2, Garry Gray3, Michael R Law4, http://orcid.org/0000-0002-7024-2158Scott Garrison5, Colin R Dormuth6 1School of Population and Public Health, The University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2Faculty of Pharmacy and Charles Perkins Centre, University of...
Red Hat recognises Australia and New Zealand partners for their contribution to customer success through open innovation
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Industry Sponsor Influence in Clinical Trial Reporting in Canada: A Qualitative Interview Study
HIGHLIGHTS • Industry sponsors in some cases influence decisions on whether to report trials. • Companies may influence reporting through owning and controlling access to data. • Trial agreements may only weakly protect the right of site investigators to publish. • Early phase internal company trials are a source of unpublished clinical trials. • Small biotech firms may cease operations without publishing their results.
Red Hat awards Australia and New Zealand partners for open source innovation
Partners remain an important multiplier for Red Hat and play a key role in enabling customer success by delivering innovative enterprise open source solutions to drive business results. Red Hat partners have demonstrated commendable resilience this past year, and have been instrumental in contributing to Red Hat’s success.
Why did thalidomide's makers ignore warnings about their drug?
In the 1950s, German company Chemie Grünenthal developed a “wonder drug” sleeping pill that it marketed around the world as safe for everyone, including expectant mothers. This mild sedative was also found to mitigate the effects of morning sickness, resulting in increased use by the population that turned out to be most vulnerable to its risks. Shortly after the drug came on the market, reports of infant deaths and startling birth malformations were made worldwide.
Big Oil U: Canadian Media Coverage of Corporate Obstructionism and Institutional Corruption at the University of Calgary
Home > Vol 43, No 4 (2018) > McCartney Big Oil U: Canadian Media Coverage of Corporate Obstructionism and Institutional Corruption at the University of Calgary Kevin D. McCartney, Garry Gray Abstract A 2015 investigation by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) into the involvement of Enbridge Inc.
The Sociology of Near Misses: A Methodological Framework For Studying Events That ‘Almost Happened’
The Sociology of Near Misses: A Methodological Framework For Studying Events That ‘Almost Happened’ Near miss research shifts the conceptual focus away from the negative outcome of events to the study of everyday close calls and represents an alternative pathway into knowledge production. The discipline of sociology is well suited for the study of near misses given its focus on social context, social meanings, and analyzing social interactions and patterns of group behaviour.
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