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Design of a prospective cohort study to assess ethnic inequalities in patient safety in hospital care using mixed methods
While US studies show a higher risk of adverse events (AEs) for ethnic minorities in hospital care, in Europe ethnic inequalities in patient safety have never been analysed. Based on existing literature and exploratory research, our research group developed a conceptual model and empirical study to increase our understanding of the role ethnicity plays in patient safety. Our study is designed to (1) assess the risk of AEs for hospitalised patients of non-Western ethnic origin in comparison to ethnic Dutch patients; (2) analyse what patient-related determinants affect the risk of AEs; (3) explore the mechanisms of patient-provider interactions that may increase the risk of AEs; and (4) explore possible strategies to prevent inequalities in patient safety.
We are conducting a prospective mixed methods cohort study in four Dutch hospitals, which began in 2010 and is running until 2013. 2000 patients (1000 ethnic Dutch and 1000 of non-Western ethnic origin, ranging in age from 45-75 years) are included. Survey data are collected to capture patients' explanatory variables (e.g., Dutch language proficiency, health literacy, socio-economic status (SES)-indicators, and religion) during hospital admission. After discharge, a two-stage medical record review using a standardized instrument is conducted by experienced reviewers to determine the incidence of AEs. Data will be analysed using multilevel multivariable logistic regression. Qualitative interviews with providers and patients will provide insight into the mechanisms of AEs and potential prevention strategies.
This study uses a robust study plan to quantify the risk difference of AEs between ethnic minority and Dutch patients in hospital care. In addition we are developing an in-depth description of the mechanisms of excess risk for some groups compared to others, while identifying opportunities for more equitable distributions of patient safety for all.
Patient safety, defined as the lack of preventable injury, is the minimum prerequisite for good quality of care. Safety should be equally achievable for all patients, independent of their backgrounds. 11% of the population currently living in the Netherlands is considered to be of non-Western origin [see Table
This paper is laid out in three parts. It starts with an overview of published empirical studies outside of Europe assessing ethnic inequalities in patient safety. We also describe two exploratory studies conducted by our research group. Secondly, we present a conceptual model that has helped us theorize the possible association between ethnicity and patient safety. Finally, we describe the design of our current study that assesses and describes possible ethnic inequalities in patient safety in Dutch hospital care.
Ethnic inequalities in patient safety – empirical literature
Additional file
Additional file 1
Overview of studies analysing ethnic inequalities in patient safety.
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In advance of our current study, our research group performed two exploratory studies about ethnic inequalities in patient safety in the Netherlands. First, we conducted a nationwide retrospective record linkage study to explore whether ethnicity was associated with excess lengths of stay (LOS) and unplanned readmission rates
Secondly, we conducted a qualitative interview study with care providers, to better understand the process underlying ethnic differences in patient safety
Ethnic differences in patient safety – conceptual model
Existing literature and our exploratory work suggest the possibility of a higher risk of AEs among ethnic minority patient groups, but valid epidemiological evidence for the situation outside of the U.S. and New Zealand is lacking. Based on the exploratory studies, we developed a conceptual model to understand the role ethnicity may play in patient safety (Figure
Figure 1
Conceptual model
Conceptual model.
Besides measuring differences in risk, throughout our study we are collecting data to identify the determinants and mechanisms that potentially increase the risk of AEs for ethnic minority groups.
Study objectives are to:
1) determine and compare incidence, type, impact, and preventability of AEs in non-Western hospital patients compared to ethnic Dutch hospital patients.
2) assess the contribution of patient-related determinants (language proficiency, health literacy, SES indicators, cultural distance to the Dutch healthcare system and religion), and the contribution of healthcare-related determinants to the risk of experiencing an AE in hospital care.
3) explore the mechanisms of patient-provider interactions that may increase the risk of AEs.
4) explore possible strategies to prevent inequalities in patient safety.
Design overview
We are using a mixed methods design combining quantitative and qualitative methods. Quantitative methods include the use of a survey-based questionnaire and a medical record review to compare the incidence of AEs in Dutch and non-Western patients (See Table
Figure 2
Flow chart of measurements and primary outcome
Flow chart of measurements and primary outcome.
Patient recruitment is taking place in four urban hospitals in three cities in the Netherlands with a high density of inhabitants classified as being of non-Western ethnic origin. Two of the hospitals are teaching hospitals. In each of the hospitals, a total of 500 patients will be included, equally divided between ethnic Dutch and non-Western patients (See Table
Study population
We are in the process of recruiting all 2000 patients, of whom approximately half are considered ethnically Dutch, and the other half are considered of non-Western ethnic origin (Table
Place of birth of patients, and their parents, is not registered in Dutch hospitals in a standard way. This information, along with patient-specific variables (Dutch language proficiency, SES-indicators, religion, health literacy, and cultural distance to the Dutch healthcare system) are obtained in the patient self-assessment questionnaire.
Background of ethnic minorities in the Netherlands
The three largest groups of residents of non-Western ethnic origin living in the Netherlands are of Turkish, Surinamese, and Moroccan origin. The Turkish and Moroccan groups mainly came to the Netherlands between 1960 and 1980 in the wave of economic labour migration. Migrants generally had a low level of education at the time of entry, which persists today. The Surinamese group migrated from Suriname, a former Dutch colony in South America. The Surinamese population is often divided into two principal subgroups: one of African (Creole) and the other of South Asian (Hindustani) decent. Migration to the Netherlands peaked at the time of Surinamese independence in 1975. Most people of Surinamese origin speak the Dutch language. Those of non-Western ethnic origin that we describe primarily live in the three largest Dutch cities (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague) and often cluster in certain neighbourhoods.
Inclusion and exclusion criteria
We include older patients and clinical admissions rather than day-admissions in our study. Patient safety research shows that incidence of AEs is higher among older patients and among those who undergo invasive or complex care
For logistical reasons, patient recruitment has been limited to three large wards in each hospital: surgery (including orthopaedic surgery), internal medicine (including cardiology and pulmonology), and neurology. To enhance comparability between ethnic Dutch and non-Western patients regarding type of condition and reason for admittance, we have ensured that we enrol approximately the same number of representatives of each group in each of the wards, i.e., no more than 10 more in one group compared to the other per ward.
Because subjects of non-Western origin in the study's age group on average score lower in variable categories that potentially increase the risk of AEs (e.g., Dutch language proficiency and health literacy) compared to people of Western but non-Dutch ethnic origin, we have selected to exclude the latter group. By doing so, the contrast between the two study groups in differential risk of AEs should be increased (See Table
Sample size
A sample size of 1000 patients per group allows us to detect an incidence difference of 2% by an incidence of 8%, for which we need at least 800 patients per group. In order to create enough power to investigate the association between the five explanatory patient-related variables (See Figure
Ward recruitment
We informed wards through an oral presentation and an information letter before the study started. Only limited efforts have been required of ward staff. On recruitment days, we ask the co-operation of a senior nurse to identify which patients selected by the researchers can be approached and have no severe medical contraindications (See 'Patient recruitment'). We have asked the ward management to provide basic ward characteristics (see 'Measurements-healthcare level'). A limited number of care providers are invited for an interview. (See 'Qualitative component').
Patient recruitment
Patients are recruited on the wards during their clinical admissions. To reach recruitment targets, each ward is visited once or twice a week, depending on patient turnover. At each visit, the presence of patients meeting the inclusion criteria is assessed by the researchers using the wards' admissions information. Then a senior nurse verifies whether these eligible patients are available to be approached by the researcher or her assistants. The senior nurse may only advise against approaching prospective patients for serious reasons, defined by the medical condition or the patient being busy with or recovering from a test or intervention. If possible, these patients are approached on a subsequent visit, which is most of the times successful.
At each ward visit, we approach the latest admitted eligible Dutch and non-Western patient, followed by the second to last admitted eligible Dutch and non-Western patient, and so on as a way of avoiding selection bias. Before a patient is approached, his/her ethnic background is estimated by the researcher based on surname, phenotypical characteristics, and the presumptions of a senior nurse. Ethnic origin is subsequently confirmed by patient through the self-assessment part in the questionnaire, which asks the patient about country of birth as well as his/her parents. To ensure not missing any eligible patients, researchers use an approach that initially includes patients who may ultimately be excluded.
An information letter as well as oral information are provided when the researcher approaches the patient. Patients willing to participate must sign an informed consent form. By signing the form, the patient gives researchers permission to review the patient record after discharge, and to use the data from the questionnaire. Informed consent can also be given orally, in which case the consent is taped. After the consent process, the questionnaire is given. Patients who are able to do so fill out the questionnaire independently. When necessary, the researcher helps the patients by reading out the questions and/or writing down the answers. Information letters, consent forms, and questionnaires are available in Dutch, English and Turkish. We have no written translation in Arabic, because we anticipated that many Arabic-speaking patients would not read or write in Arabic. Further, the Berber dialect spoken by Moroccan patients is not a written language. We use trained bilingual (Turkish and Arabic speaking) research assistants to ensure the participation of those who do not speak Dutch or English. A limited number of patients may be invited to participate in an interview after their discharge. (See 'Qualitative component').
Non-response or missing
Throughout, we monitor the number of patients who we could not approach due to the advice of the senior nurse, and, if applicable, the reason for advising against approaching. We are also monitoring the number of patients who refuse to participate, and, when possible, the reason for refusal (e.g., not comfortable with record review, already participating in other studies, feeling too sick to fill out a questionnaire). Finally, we monitor the number of patients we could not approach at all because they were off-ward for a scan or other procedure.
Data collection
The data sources for the first two study objectives include patient questionnaires and patient records.
Patient questionnaire
The questionnaire first captures the demographic characteristics of age, ethnic origin, and (if applicable) migration history.
– Ethnic origin is assessed by country of birth of the patient and birth of the patient's parents
– The two variables on migration history are length of time of residence in the host country (measured by year of arrival in the Netherlands), and reason for migration (patients can choose between: work/study, family, political, or 'other').
The questionnaire also contains items about all of the patient-related determinants shown in the conceptual model (See Figure
– Dutch language proficiency is measured by asking patients to rank their own proficiency in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing the Dutch language (classified as 'not at all', 'a little', 'moderately', 'good'), and by asking which language is spoken at home.
– Religion is measured by asking whether patients are religious, and if so, which religion they practise/were brought up with. Also, we assess whether patients practise their religion by asking if they visit religious services and how often.
– SES-indicators are measured with items about education, occupation, and income. Educational level is measured by asking about the number of completed years of education since six years of age and the highest completed grade level. We use reply-assistance reference cards depicting educational systems of the Netherlands, Suriname, Turkey, and Morocco. Occupation is measured by asking the patient's current employment status, and, if applicable the employment status of his/her partner. Because of privacy reasons, we will not ask for income amounts, but rather if and how easily patients are able to run their household based on their income.
– Health literacy is measured with three items using Chew's Set of Brief Screening Questions (SBSQ). The questions are: "How often do you have someone help you read hospital materials?"; "How confident are you filling out medical forms by yourself?"; and "How often do you have problems learning about your medical condition because of difficulty understanding written information?" The combined item-responses result in a subjective health literacy score
– Cultural distance to the Dutch healthcare system is measured with five newly developed items in which patients are asked to compare the Dutch healthcare system with the healthcare system in the country of their ethnic origin. When applicable, patients are asked to indicate which system they prefer.
Questions on migration history and cultural distance to the Dutch healthcare system are only provided to non-Western patients.
Because we approach patients during hospital admission, a time when they may feel ill, we made the questionnaire as short as possible to lessen the burden of participation as much as possible.
Researcher assessment
In addition to the patient-self assessment, the researcher reports his or her perception of the patient's Dutch language proficiency and health literacy for all enrolled patients. All communication problems due to language barriers, the patient's medical condition, or other factors are reported. Furthermore, because phenotypical characteristics such as skin colour may be related to stereotyping in healthcare, these are also reported by the researcher.
Data entry of questionnaires is performed in Blaise®. During data collection, data checks are performed on a regular basis (e.g. inconsistencies, missing data, out of range answers).
Measurements – healthcare level
At the hospital level, we collect characteristics such as the number of beds, admissions per year, and the type (i.e., teaching hospital). Furthermore we investigate the different hospital-specific services that are available (e.g., interpreters, spiritual counselors, dietary services).
At ward level, characteristics and cultural competence data are collected including basic information about employees (e.g., distribution of age, sex, and ethnic origin), number of beds, and patients' average lengths of stay. Cultural competence data include the use of interpreters, special meals, and spiritual counselors in the ward.
Record review
After four months after the patients discharge, the medical record is screened for the presence of AEs in a two-stage review process based on the Harvard Medical Practise Study (HMPS)
Adverse event assessment
The specialist determines whether an AE has occurred, and whether it was preventable.
The determination of AEs is based on three criteria
Additional file 2
Questions to facilitate the final reviewers' judgment of causation and preventability.
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Characteristics of the hospital admission
To describe the patient mix, the following variables are also collected from the record: length of stay, admission status (e.g., elective, urgent), admission and discharge diagnosis, admission specialty, and discharge status (e.g., to home, to home with outpatient care). We collect ICD-9-CM codes of the primary diagnosis of all patient admissions.
Specific patient characteristics
Additionally, to measure registration of patient-related characteristics, the patient records will be searched for entries on:
– the patient's language proficiency
– communication problems (including communication problems due to the patient's medical situation)
– the use of interpreters
– the patient's religion
– the use of special services such as a spiritual counsellor
Reliability study
To assess the reliability of screening for triggers by nurses, 5% of the records are screened independently by a second nurse. To assess reliability of AE determination, 10% of the second phase records are reviewed independently by a second specialist. The second reviewer is blind to the outcome of the first review.
Data management
Record review data entry is performed in a highly secured web-based program. During data collection, data checks are performed on a regular basis for inconsistencies, missing data, and out of range answers.
Reviewer recruitment and training
We recruited experienced reviewers who have participated in other Dutch record review studies
During data collection, reviewers can discuss problems, and they also use a regularly updated Frequently Asked Questions document. Reflection days are also organised for all reviewers. Reviewers are compensated for their review activities at an hourly rate, and expenses are reimbursed.
Qualitative component
To satisfy our third and fourth research objectives, we use qualitative research methods to explore the mechanisms that play a role in AEs in patients of different ethnic origins, and we also examine what prevention strategies might be developed to minimize differences. This quantitative part shows us the contribution of several determinants to the risk of an AE, and examines the relationships between determinants and occurrences of AEs. We are trying to identify the barriers in patient-provider interactions, to find opportunities to improve communication and minimize the risk for AEs.
We are selecting a maximum of 60 admissions by purposive and theoretical sampling based on the admissions where an AE has been determined. We sample from a range of patients with different variables, such as language proficiency, health literacy, etc. For each AE, the patient and care provider are interviewed separately using a semi-structured topic list. The care provider can be either a doctor or a nurse, as long as he/she has been closely involved with the patient's care process. The interview takes place soon after the patient's discharge to ensure the patient and provider will remember the details of the admission. In the interview, both patients and providers are asked to explain the AE and the care process in detail. We ask about the perceived barriers that may underlie an AE, and ask interviewees for suggested strategies to address them.
Interviews will be transcribed and qualitatively analysed based on the conceptual model. Transcribed interviews will be coded and text-parts with the same code will be grouped to identify sub-themes. A second researcher will be involved in identifying codes and subthemes.
Statistical analysis
Data will be analysed using SPSS 16.0 for Windows or higher.
Baseline comparability will be investigated by descriptive statistics including age, gender, admission status and primary diagnosis of the patients. Also, we will compare some hospital- and ward characteristics such as the number of patients included per ward. Response rates in both groups will be compared. General characteristics of non-responders will be compared to those of responders.
To answer our first research question regarding differences in AE rates between non-Western and ethnic Dutch patients, we will first describe the nature, preventability, causes and consequences of AEs. We will show preventability of AEs per group (both treated as a categorical and dichotomous variable) in order to find out whether differences in the degree of preventability are present. We will tabulate the distribution of AEs across ethnic groups, medical specialties, medical process involved (e.g. diagnosis, medication), impact of AEs, and causes of AEs (e.g. technical, organizational).
Next, incidence rates of AEs and preventable AEs will be calculated for both groups with 95% confidence intervals. Multilevel analysis will be performed to assess and adjust for variance at the hospital and ward level. Potential confounders like age, sex, and primary diagnosis will be entered stepwise into the model.
To answer our second research question, we will perform multilevel multivariable logistic regression analysis to investigate the contribution of the patient-related independent explanatory variables (SES indicators, Dutch language proficiency, health literacy, cultural distance, and religion) to the risk of experiencing an AE. Co-variables will be entered stepwise into the model, starting with potential confounders (age, gender, primary diagnosis), followed by possible explanatory variables. Outcomes will be presented in odds ratios.
To analyse inter-rater reliability, we will calculate the percentage of records for which there was agreement on the presence of screening criteria for nurses and on the presence and preventability for physicians. Also, we will calculate a kappa-statistic.
To prepare for the main analyses, we will conduct exploratory analyses to optimize our dataset and statistical models. To describe our exploratory determinants (Dutch language proficiency, Health literacy, SES-indicators, religion and cultural distance) we have measured several variables. Exploratory analyses will lead us to determine which data to use in further analyses, the cut-off points, and the number of categories the explanatory determinants should be divided into. For example, to measure Dutch language proficiency we have the patient-self assessment of his/her proficiency in understanding, speaking, reading, and writing Dutch, all on a 4-point scale (from 'not at all' to 'good'). Furthermore, we know the language the patient speaks at home, and we also have information on language proficiency from the patient record and the subjective researcher assessment of the patient's Dutch language proficiency. After exploratory analyses we can decide cut-off points and the number of language proficiency categories, and we can validate our categorization with the researcher assessment. We will use the same method for the health literacy determinant. We also have three SES-indicators (education, occupation, and a proxy for income), and we will choose the optimal ones by refining the SES-measure after exploratory analysis.
This will be the first study to investigate possible ethnic inequalities in Europe. The results of this study will show whether, to what extent, and how ethnic inequalities affect patient safety in Dutch hospital care. Findings will show which determinants and mechanisms potentially increase the risk for an AE, and which of these can be associated with a potential increased risk for ethnic minority groups. With this information, prevention strategies can be formulated, and health care can be made safer for ethnic minorities, and also for all patient groups.
In this study we focus on different explanatory variables that are often applicable to ethnic minority patients rather than analyzing patient safety in specific ethnic groups living in the Netherlands. By identifying specific patient related factors related to AEs, the results will be generalizable to all patients, irrespective of their specific ethnic origin.
Strengths and limitations
We have made efforts to involve all patients in our study even though they may not have mastered the Dutch language, or be literate. We provide translations of letters, consent forms and questionnaires, use bilingual research assistants, and also ask relatives of patients to interpret when possible. Even with all these efforts, we might miss some patients because they speak a language we are not able to cover. To quantify this possible selection bias, we are closely monitoring how many patients we are unable to approach because of communication difficulties.
Record review has been cited as a strong method to study the frequency and types of AEs, and has high face validity among health care workers. The most important advantages of this method are its utilization of readily available data and its common international use. Other ways of studying AEs are possible, but have important limitations; morbidity and mortality conferences analysis, malpractice claims analysis, and error reporting system analysis are three methods prone to reporting bias, while observation of patient care and clinical surveillance are very expensive and not suitable for detecting latent errors
Even with the carefully structured review process and the experience of the reviewers, variation in the judgements of reviewers can be present. We limit variation in judgements by organising reflection days and using frequently updated FAQ-lists. In this study we will have 5% of the first phase and 10% of the second phase records double-reviewed to be able to check inter-reviewer agreement.
To study causes and mechanisms underlying AEs, record review does not provide complete information
This study uses a robust study plan to quantify the risk difference of AEs between ethnic minority and Dutch patients in hospital care. In addition we are developing an in-depth description of the mechanisms of excess risk for some groups compared to others, while identifying opportunities for more equitable distributions of patient safety for all.
Ethical approval
The study protocol was reviewed and approved by the ethical review board of the Academic Medical Centre in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. All participating hospitals granted approval to participate.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
FvR, MCdeB and MLE-B designed the study. FvR drafted the manuscript and will collect and analyze the data. MCdB and MLE-B provide daily supervision of the study and the manuscript. KS and CW supervised study design and provided comments on subsequent versions of the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
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I absolutely love cake decorating! [and I find that everyone else here does, too...of course ] I am also interested in starting a business...however, I am currently a college student. Now, it would be great for some extra money, but I would absolutely LOVE to make a full-fledged business out of it. Many of my cakes have gotten rave reviews for taste & appearance. But...being realistic, could I pull this off? I fully understand that time constraints on cakes is not necessarily a good thing from the standpoint of being unable to produce a quality product. I also understand that college courses weigh heavily on time. But, most weddings are in summer, when I'll be on break...so?
But, I have a facility that I could use to run my business, have consultations, bake, etc. Being the experienced cake-bakers, businesspeople, and decorators that you all are, perhaps you can provide me with some insight! Thank you all so much!
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Spicy fish kebabsPosted on: 19 May 2015 by Editor at Large
Deliciously simple and tangy fish-on-a-stick which delivers a bit of a kick - ideal for a Bank Holiday barbecue!
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4 fleshy fish fillets such as cod, halibut, monkfish or salmon
2 tbsp olive oil
4 cm piece of ginger grated
1 chili, finely sliced
2 cloves of garlic, peeled and crushed
4 tbsp light soy sauce
Juice of 3 limes
1 pack of cherry tomatoes
1 courgette, thickly sliced
8 bamboo skewers, soaked in water
Serves 4
Slice each fillet of fish into 3 or 4 so you have large chunks of fish and place in a bowl.
Add the ginger, garlic, chili, light soy sauce and lime juice to the bowl. Cover with cling film and place in the fridge for about two hours.
When you are ready to eat, thread the fish pieces onto the skewers, alternating with the sliced courgette and tomatoes.
- Cook for 10-15 minutes under the grill or on the barbecue, turning occasionally. Serve with salad or rice.
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Grace Kyungwon Hong is a Professor of Gender Studies at UCLA; she also holds a joint appointment in Asian American Studies. She earned her Ph.D. in Literature at UC San Diego, and her M.A. in Asian American Studies at UCLA. Her research focuses on women of color feminism as an epistemological critique of and alternative to Western liberal humanism and capital, particularly as they manifest as contemporary neoliberalism.
Most recently, she has been working on situating women of color feminism as a theory of contemporary necropolitics that attends to the conjoined histories of race, colonialism, gender, and sexuality. She is the author of The Ruptures of American Capital: Women of Color Feminism and the Cultures of Immigrant Labor (University of Minnesota Press, 2006) and the co-editor (with Roderick Ferguson) of Strange Affinities: The Gender and Sexual Politics of Comparative Racialization (Duke University Press, 2011). She is the co-editor (also with Roderick Ferguson) of the Difference Incorporated book series at the University of Minnesota Press. She teaches courses on women of color feminism and Asian American culture.
- The Ruptures of American Capital: Women of Color Feminism and The Culture of Immigrant Labor. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2006.
- Strange Affinities: The Gender and Sexual Politics of Comparative Racialization. Edited by Grace Hong and Roderick Ferguson. Durham: Duke University Press, 2011.
- "The Future of Our Worlds: Black Feminism and the Politics of Knowledge in the University Under Globalization," Meridians 8.2 (2008): 425-445.
- "Most Overrated Western Virtue": The Politics of Knowledge in Zadie Smith's White Teeth." Immigration and Migration: Social Change, and Cultural Transformation, ed. Emory Elliott. New York: Palgrave-MacMillan (2008): 15-45.
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Baby boomers, one of the largest generations in U.S. history and some 76 million strong, remain demographically in charge. If you're one of this generation, born from 1946 to 1964, you help influence just about every aspect of American life, enjoy more discretionary income than any other age group, and control your share of some 70 percent of the total net worth of all American households. If you're a boomer, you also face serious retirement threats.
As financial planners at Glassman Wealth Services who see many boomers, we find five important problems keep coming up.
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As a boomer, you can also expect to live longer than your parents or grandparents. Unlike past generations that planned for perhaps 15 years of retirement, you and other boomers must prepare for as long as 30 years or more – longer than many working lives.
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Past generations had the option of simply saving in money market accounts and certificates of deposit to earn upwards of 5 percent or more. Such strategy is gone today because of continued low interest rates – a trend that won't quickly reverse.
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Even if interest rates rise or even spike soon, the vast numbers of boomers who patiently waited for such rates to move their money into lower-risk investments can likely depress rates again, anyway. If boomers continue to look primarily for yields in bonds, it's hard to see how those interest rates can ever skyrocket given this generation's impact.
Attractive, safe yields are probably gone for a while, a fact retiring boomers need to prepare for.
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Prison Chile
Recipe by wildheart
This chile is spicy and hot, and can be used to fill burritos. Notice this is "CHILE" which usually means southwestern style, using chiles, instead of 'chili' which is used back east.
Top Review by elgoose
I used this recipe but made some changes -- don't know if it's fair to review it. It turned out great though, and it's due to the hearty meat and spice mixture that is the foundation of this recipe. I used 2.5 pounds of both meats, browned them and poured off the liquid. Sauted onion and garlic then and added meat back -- this got rid of a lot of fat. I also added 3 cans black beans (I like beans in chili) and 1 can of corn. Used 5 cans of beef broth (low salt). Spice changes: 1 T new mexico chile powder extra and 5 or 6 tallicherry black peppercorns. I wanted the chili the day I made it, so I didn't do the refrigerations step; I added the cornmeal and lime shortly before serving.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 lbs beef brisket or 2 lbs flank steaks, cubed
- 2 lbs lean pork roast, cubed
- 1⁄4 cup oil
- 3 large onions, finely chopped
- 5 cloves garlic, minced
- 4 tablespoons red chili powder or 4 tablespoons green chili powder
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons oregano
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons cumin or 1 1⁄2 teaspoons comino
- 2 teaspoons crushed red pepper flakes
- 4 cups beef broth or 4 cups beer
- 1 tablespoon salt
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornmeal
- 1⁄2 lemons or 1⁄2 lime, juice of
- shredded cheddar cheese
- chopped onion
- sour cream
Directions See How It's Made
- Brown the meat and onions and garlic in the oil in a stockpot.
- Add all but cornmeal, lime, cheese, chopped onions, and sour cream.
- Simmer over low for 3-6 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Take off heat and refrigerate without eating.
- In morning, scrape fat off top and put back on stove.
- Sprinkle on the cornmeal; stir.
- Add in lime.
- Allow to simmer and thicken slightly.
- Serve with a cold beer.
- Use the cheddar, onino, and sour cream for garnish.
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The very first field of the form - see the attachment
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Yes. I mean this field
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Year: 2013
Period Tracker is an iphone app which lets you record your monthly cycles. Daily entries can be made from mood, symptoms, birth control pill reminders to sex life. The app analyzes your past cycles to dynamically predict future dates.
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Luscious Rhubarb Sponge Dessert
Recipe by DiLo4602
I am always on the lookout for Rhubarb recipes as it's plentiful in my garden. So one day, upon waiting in the doctor's office, I stumbled upon this one in a magazine. Without having anything to write on, I promply stood up, ripped off a length of paper towel and borrowed one of the doctor's pens to jot it down. Both the doctor and I agreed to make this recipe for our family.
Top Review by Wendy1515
This was a good dessert. I would use more rhubard next time, most likely double. The sugar and water made a nice sauce with the rhubarb, we would just have liked a little more of it. I think if you use more rhubarb, that would do the trick! Thanks for submitting this recipe. I have a large rhubarb patch and always enjoy new recipes.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 1⁄3 cups rhubarb, cut to 1-inch lengths
- 1⁄3 cup golden brown sugar, packed
- 2 tablespoons water
- 1 cup flour, plus
- 2 tablespoons flour, additional
- 1 1⁄2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 7 tablespoons butter, room temperature
- 2 eggs
- 6 1⁄2 tablespoons whole milk
- whipping cream or ice cream, for topping
Directions See How It's Made
- Preheat oven to 375. Butter 11 x 7 x 2 baking dish.
- Place rhubarb slices in an even layer. Scatter the brown sugar and 2 tablespoons water overtop of rhubarb slices.
- Mix sugar into flour and baking powder mixture.
- Add butter and beat for about 3 minutes.
- Add eggs one at a time, beating after each addition.
- Alternate adding milk in 2 additions and fold in flour in 3 additions.
- Blend slightly after each addition and pour batter over the rhubarb slices. Smooth over the top.
- Bake about 40 minutes at 375 until the top is golden brown.
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May 19, 2015 - Bitolithic today announces ThinkBook 2.0.1, an important update to their flexible note-taking and outlining app for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices. By being very flexible, ThinkBook adapts to its users and not the other way around. The app supports multiple note types, including text notes, todos, questions and projects. Notebooks and pages behave just like other notes, they can be arranged however the user wants. Version 2.0.1 gets iPhone support, a new look and iCloud integration.
Apr 28, 2011 - Melbourne based Bitolithic today announces ThinkBook 1.0.1, their new productivity iPad app offering unique features. ThinkBook is a flexible note-taking and outlining app; boasting dashboards, close integration with DropBox and a brand new user interface element that makes sorting and moving notes a breeze. ThinkBook supports multiple note types; text notes, todos, questions and projects. Notebooks and pages behave just like other notes, they can be arranged however the user wants.
Mar 25, 2010 - Melbourne based bitolithic today announced details of Comic Zeal V4, the next version of their iPhone and iPad comic reading app. Version 4 offers an iPad specific interface and other enhancements that make reading comics on Apple's new device a pleasure. Bookmarks and bags show you which comics you've started reading and which you've finished. The announcement post discusses the new iPad specific features of Comic Zeal V4 together with the reasoning behind the decisions that were made.
Dec 15, 2009 - Melbourne based bitolithic today released Twiku 1.1.0 for iPhone and iPod Touch users. Twiku unleashes a user's inner poet but keeps them within the maximum character limit for Twitter. It is a unique application that marries Twitter and Haiku for tightly written, creative tweets. It not only satisfies seasoned poets, it also is a great place for the novice to learn about the Haiku form of verse. Twiku aims to help anyone turn their tweets into beautiful, interesting poetry.


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Very Easy Vogue 8745; ca. 1973; Loose-fitting dress (no interfacing) is slightly below-knee length, has front and back gathered into neck band with hook and eye closing, button trim and front slit, and seven-eighths length sleeves with or without turn back cuffs; pockets in side seams. With out without self belt holding in fulness at waistline. Also issued as Vogue 8744
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Identifying Trade and Investment Opportunities
In: Asia-Pacific Trade and Investment Report 2011: Post-crisis trade and investment opportunities
The traditional developed economies of the Group of Three (G3)-the European Union, Japan and the United States- all face economic slowdown, and acceptance is growing that the Asia-Pacific region will be the world's next engine of economic growth. Developing economies in Asia and the Pacific are rapidly increasing their importance in the world economy, having performed robustly to make a quick recovery in 2010 and reach pre-crisis levels of economic activity while major industrial countries continue to struggle.
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I spent 2 nights at the Hotel 71 in Quebec.
I must say the Hotel was very pleasant, very comfortable and with nice amenities, like free Nespresso in the room, in the Lobby, free internet access and breakfast included.
The room was cozy and very comfortable and everything was modern and worked very well.
Then only thing that I've found bad was the Gym, which was a small exercise room lacking equipment
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Inaugurated in 2005 within the 19th-century building of the First National Bank Head Office in Canada, Hotel 71 was voted one of the trendiest Canadian hotels in 2012 as per TripAdvisor. Hotel 71 is an urban property offering a prime location in Quebec City's Old Port district. It is situated within walking distance from the best restaurants and attractions the city has to offer. With a total of 60 rooms and suites, Hotel 71 is a contemporary property within a historic building and neighborhood. Each of its 60 rooms and suites includes hardwood flooring, high ceiling, flat screen television, Nespresso coffee machine, high thread-count bedding and duvet, complimentary high speed wireless Internet access, cordless phone, DVD player & home theater system, ultramodern bathroom with rain shower as well as some amazing views. Also, 4 meetings rooms for gatherings of 2 to 110 persons as well as a brand new Penthouse Suite which will soon have its own exclusive rooftop terrace are available. Its popular in-house Italian restaurant Il Matto 71 is also not to be missed. Hotel 71, a definite address of good-taste in Québec City! ... more less
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A BBC journalist's flight from Mineralniye Vody to Moscow was delayed by ten hours because of a snowstorm - and here's a funny little text describing what the Minvody airport's like (thanks for the link, Matthew!):
[...] A security guard checks everyone who walks in. When I arrived he peered suspiciously at my British passport.
"You know," he said, "America's trying to destroy Russia," ramming home his point with an imaginative combination of gestures using his fingers and elbows. "
"Sorry," I replied meekly, "I'm British".
"British!" he responded raising his eyebrows. "Then you must go and drink some tea!" [...]


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Website: www.landau-mediation.comAZ Chapter: www.AZMediators.org
Jerome Allan Landau regularly travels out of state to Nevada, New Mexico
Since the 1970s Mr. Landau has been a specialist in the field of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), particularly as a Mediator, Arbitrator and Group Facilitator in national and international venues. He is a published author on these subjects and presents national and international interactive educational workshop trainings programs for ADR specialists as well as other professionals.
Mr. Landau's expertise and leadership as an ADR professional has been regularly recognized through his professional certifications from various organizations and prestigious panels such as the National Academy of Distinguished Neutrals, the American Arbitration Association, the International Mediation Institute (the Hague, Netherlands), the U.S. District Court, the international Association for Conflict Resolution ("ACR"), the Advanced Commercial Mediation Institute, U.S. Arbitration & Mediation panels, and advisory service to the American Arbitration Association through its Regional Commercial Advisory Panel. He has twice been invited to present workshops at the United Nations, where he was described as "bringing techniques for conflict resolution to those endeavoring to bring peace to the world." He is also a contributor of articles to "ACResolutions", an international magazine serving dispute resolution professionals, and formerly served on its editorial board.


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Putnam Hartford Capital Manager
Putnam Growth Opportunities Subaccount
The subaccount seeks capital appreciation.
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Fund description
The subaccount invests in large U.S. companies with strong revenue and earnings growth prospects. Members of the management team target established companies that are believed to be leaders in their industries with the potential to grow rapidly. The fund's portfolio typically includes world-renowned businesses whose size and scale give them a competitive advantage.
Sales story
Seeking to harness the growth potential of large U.S. companiesA large-company focus: The fund invests in large U.S. companies, targeting those with a competitive edge in markets around the world and the potential to produce strong profits.A rigorous process: The fund's manager uses rigorous fundamental investment research to find opportunities and manage risk.A focus on quality: The manager seeks companies with solid management, sound financials, and products or services that are benefiting from growing demand.
Management team
- Richard E. Bodzy (Investing since 2004)
- Robert M. Brookby (Investing since 1999)
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Category: Large-Cap Growth Funds
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This fund concentrates its assets in fewer stocks, which can affect your fund's performance. Variable annuities are long-term investments designed for retirement purposes. Withdrawals prior to age 59 1/2 may be subject to a 10% IRS penalty. Growth investing targets companies with above-average earnings that may be subject to price volatility if earnings expectations are not met.
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Riché, Kloss Receive Promotions with K-State Women's Basketball
Pair Receive Promotions with WBB
MANHATTAN, Kan. – Kansas State women's basketball head coach Jeff Mittie announced today the promotion of a pair of graduate assistants to full time status among his staff for the 2016-17 season. Former graduate assistant coach Micaëlla Riché will now serve the program as the coordinator of recruiting operations and former graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach AJ Kloss has been promoted to assistant strength and conditioning coach for the program.
Riché is in her third season at K-State, as she served as a graduate assistant coach in her previous two seasons and received her Master of Science in counseling and student development with an emphasis in intercollegiate athletics from K-State in May of 2016.
"Micaëlla established herself in the graduate assistant role as someone willing to work hard and a desire and willingness to learn," said Mittie about Riché's elevated. "She has also earned that next step to a full time position in our program as she has had a big impact on the success of our program during the last two seasons."
Riché will be responsible for coordinating all of K-State's on campus recruiting operations and will serve as the liaison between AAU and high school coaches and young players across the state of Kansas and nationwide. She will also handle the K-State women's basketball summer camps.
During the summer of 2015, Riché served as an assistant coach with an Athletes in Action team that played three games in Poland. The team Riché coached featured K-State's Breanna Lewis and Erica Young.
Riché, a product of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, was a four-year letter winner and a two-time team captain at Minnesota. She helped the Golden Gophers to three postseason tournaments - two WNIT appearances and one WBI bid - and was named to the 2013 All-Big Ten honorable mention selection. For her career, Riché registered 867 points (6.9 ppg), 585 rebounds (4.6 rpg) and 45 blocks in 126 career games.
Riché also showed dedication in the classroom as she was a three-time Academic All-Big Ten selection and graduated in May of 2014 with her degree in kinesiology.
Prior to joining the Golden Gophers, Riché built a strong junior resume. Riché played for several Canadian junior national teams including: Canadian Junior National U15, U17 and U18. She helped the U18 squad capture a bronze medal at the 2010 FIBA Americas U18 Tournament in Colorado, Springs, Colorado.
Kloss is in his third season with the K-State women's basketball program as the team's strength and conditioning coach, as he served as a graduate assistant in his previous two seasons and received his Master of Science in counseling and student affairs with an emphasis in intercollegiate athletics from K-State in May of 2016.
"AJ was instrumental in our success last year and the development of our players," stated Mittie on the promotion of Kloss. He has earned this opportunity to continue in a full time capacity with our program."
While working with the women's basketball program at K-State, Kloss has been responsible for designing and implementing strength and conditioning programs. He has also created and helped facilitate individualized rehabilitation programs for student-athlete recovery from surgical procedures or injuries.
Prior to coming to Manhattan, Kloss was a strength and conditioning intern at Iowa. Kloss, a 2013 Iowa graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in health and human physiology, assisted with the design and implentation of the strength and conditioning programs for volleyball, rowing, tennis, golf, track and field, field hockey, baseball and men's basketball.
In the 2015-16 season, Kansas State tallied a 19-13 overall record in 2015-16 and the program's first appearance in the NCAA Tournament and first win in the tournament since 2012.
The Wildcats registered an 8-10 mark in the Big 12, which marked the most wins in league play since the 2011-12 season. After being slated for a seventh-place finish by the Big 12 Conference coaches in the preseason poll, K-State carded a sixth place finish in the conference standings. This was the second straight season under Mittie that K-State has improved its league win total from one season to the next.
For the 2016-17 season, Mittie returns nine letter winners from the 2015-16 squad. The Wildcats will be led into the 2016-17 season by 2016 All-Big 12 First Team selection and two-time Big 12 All-Defensive Team honoree Lewis and 2016 All-Big 12 Second Team selection Kindred Wesemann. Overall, K-State returns 75 percent of its scoring and assists and 87 percent of its rebounding.
In addition to the returning letter winners, Kansas State welcomes in five newcomers for the 2016-17 season including: junior guard Karyla Middlebrook (Blue Springs, Missouri), redshirt freshman forward Lanie Page (Wamego, Kansas), freshman guard Mercedes Brooks (Wichita Falls, Texas), freshman forward Peyton Williams (Topeka, Kansas) and freshman forward Eternati Willock (Scarborough, Ontario, Canada).
To purchase season tickets, fans may order online at www.kstatesports.com/tickets, by phone at (800) 221-CATS or in person at the K-State Athletics Ticket Office located in Bramlage Coliseum.


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The Criminal Investigation Department has arrested the main suspect in a human smuggling operation in Trincomalee.
Police media spokesperson SP Ajith Rohana confirmed that one of the arrested is a Tamil National Alliance candidate for the upcoming Eastern Provincial Council elections.
Investigations are ongoing to ascertain if the suspects were also involved in human smuggling operations elsewhere in the island.


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Download Men's Back Workout Pro apk 1.0 free for Android smartphone
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I am in the process of upgrading from w2k server with exchange 2000 to a new 2008 r2 server running exchange 2010. In order to go to exchange 2010 I have got a server set up running 2003 server with all the updates and I am trying to get exchange 2003 installed on this as well. The problem I am having is that the Exchange 5.5 server is still showing up and I get an error message when I try to install Exchange 2003. The error says " Setup cannot continue because one or more of the following conditions was detected: Could not bind to the MS Exchange Directory Server nt1. Please refer to the deployment tools for info."
The problem here is the server nt1 is not around anymore, there is an A record pointing at the exchange 2000 server and it is listed as a server as well.
Does anyone have any suggestions for getting through this? I have been working through issues off and on for a couple weeks already and just need to get this done.
thank you,
Dec 6, 2011 at 4:36 UTC
You need to remove the object from AD. More details are here
I used these steps when we moved to Exc2010 last year. No issue found.
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Dec 5, 2011 at 11:51 UTC
HD IT Solutions is an IT service provider.
Does that server still exist in AD at all?
A quick Google gave me http:/
The link doesn't work but you can see that the reference is to KB327005, which is here - http:/
Dec 6, 2011 at 2:25 UTC
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check functionality level of domain and exchange. 2003 cant see 2000 unless the domain functionality level is set to 2000 after upgrade u can bump it up
Dec 6, 2011 at 4:36 UTC
You need to remove the object from AD. More details are here
I used these steps when we moved to Exc2010 last year. No issue found.
Dec 6, 2011 at 9:48 UTC
Thanks for the quick responses everyone, I am now running Exchange 2003 and will soon start to migrate over the accounts.
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