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Is Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK) a marvelous investment now? Prominent investors are turning less bullish. The number of bullish hedge fund positions retreated by 5 recently.
To the average investor, there are tons of indicators shareholders can use to track Mr. Market. Some of the most underrated are hedge fund and insider trading activity. At Insider Monkey, our studies have shown that, historically, those who follow the best picks of the best money managers can outclass the broader indices by a solid margin (see just how much).
Equally as integral, optimistic insider trading sentiment is another way to parse down the world of equities. As the old adage goes: there are a number of incentives for an executive to downsize shares of his or her company, but just one, very simple reason why they would initiate a purchase. Various empirical studies have demonstrated the valuable potential of this strategy if shareholders understand where to look (learn more here).
Now, let's take a look at the key action surrounding Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK).
What have hedge funds been doing with Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK)?
At year's end, a total of 18 of the hedge funds we track were bullish in this stock, a change of -22% from the third quarter. With hedge funds' positions undergoing their usual ebb and flow, there exists an "upper tier" of noteworthy hedge fund managers who were increasing their holdings substantially.
When looking at the hedgies we track, Maverick Capital, managed by Lee Ainslie, holds the biggest position in Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK). Maverick Capital has a $48.8 million position in the stock, comprising 0.7% of its 13F portfolio. On Maverick Capital's heels is Ken Griffin of Citadel Investment Group, with a $48.2 million position; 0.1% of its 13F portfolio is allocated to the company. Some other hedgies with similar optimism include Steven Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors, George Soros's Soros Fund Management and John Murphy's Alydar Capital.
Due to the fact that Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK) has witnessed falling interest from the aggregate hedge fund industry, logic holds that there exists a select few fund managers who sold off their entire stakes heading into 2013. At the top of the heap, James Dinan's York Capital Management dumped the biggest position of the 450+ funds we key on, worth an estimated $26.4 million in stock.. Panayotis æTakisÆ Sparaggis's fund, Alkeon Capital Management, also sold off its stock, about $20.8 million worth. These transactions are intriguing to say the least, as aggregate hedge fund interest dropped by 5 funds heading into 2013.
What do corporate executives and insiders think about Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK)?
Insider buying is best served when the company in focus has seen transactions within the past six months. Over the last six-month time period, Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK) has seen zero unique insiders purchasing, and 6 insider sales (see the details of insider trades here).
Let's also review hedge fund and insider activity in other stocks similar to Qlik Technologies Inc (NASDAQ:QLIK). These stocks are Sapient Corporation (NASDAQ:SAPE), Convergys Corporation (NYSE:CVG), Verint Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:VRNT), SS and C Technologies Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:SSNC), and Guidewire Software Inc (NYSE:GWRE). This group of stocks are in the business software & services industry and their market caps match QLIK's market cap.


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October 2, 2017
Speech delivered at the Millions for Prisoners Human Rights March Aug. 19, 2017, in San Jose, Calif.: We're out here in conjunction with all the people who are marching in D.C. on this day with the same message. We have a "justice system" that perpetuates the institution of racism in this country through its targeting of the most marginalized communities: people of color, women and the LGBT community.
August 31, 2016
On the surface, the recent "retirement" of the wardens from two of California's women's facilities appears to be a needed move in an effort to reform California's violent correctional system. While many Californians are just beginning to agree that our Department of Corrections does more harm than good, many legal advocates and anti-prison activists have been fighting to make that very point from both inside and out of prison for years.
August 7, 2016
On Oct. 22, 2013, in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Sheriff's Deputy Erick Gelhaus shot and killed unarmed, 13-year-old Andy Lopez without cause. Gelhaus, a trained weapons instructor and firearms expert, fired eight shots at Andy, hitting him seven times. So here we are, almost three years later and now the news that Deputy Gelhaus has been promoted to sergeant. This is outrageous.
March 3, 2016
Louisiana, which has the highest incarceration rate in the country, no longer provides public defenders to all its people accused of crimes; within months, over half its public defender offices are expected to become insolvent. "It's a nightmare," according to James Dixon, the chief Louisiana Public Defender. "You have people in jail that don't have lawyers. It's that basic." The meltdown of the Louisiana public defender system makes it criminal to call it a justice system.
July 15, 2015
On July 13, President Barack Obama followed up his March 2015 pardons of 22 federal prisoners by commuting the sentences of 46 federal prisoners who had served time for what has been described by the Washington Post as overly harsh sentencing. On Thursday, July 16, Obama will meet with law enforcement officials and prisoners at El Reno, the first time a sitting president has visited a federal prison.
June 23, 2015
The New Underground Railroad Movement is a grassroots inside-outside organization that recognizes that the institutionalization of mass incarceration is the greatest civil rights and social issue we are faced with today. The New Underground Railroad Movement is dedicated to shutting down the "prison industrial complex" through tactical, organizational and grassroots work strikes, boycotts and class conscious empowerment.
February 26, 2015
Over the weekend the organization Friends of Victoire hosted an international webcast to strategize about how to free Rwandan political prisoner Victoire Ingabire Umuhoza. Ingabire has become an icon of freedom, democracy and peace since returning to Rwanda in 2010 to attempt to stand for the presidency against incumbent Rwandan President Paul Kagame.
February 24, 2015
Departments of corrections and state legislatures are putting into place chilling bans on free speech and expression by prisoners, formerly incarcerated persons, family members, friends, journalists, advocates and activists. Pack the courtroom for the hearing on Abu-Jamal v. Kane, challenging Prisoner Gag Law SB 508, on Thursday, Feb. 26, 10 a.m., in U.S. Courthouse, 228 Walnut St., Courtroom 2, Harrisburg, Penn.
February 11, 2015
The NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund supports the decision of the Brooklyn grand jury to indict NYPD Officer Peter Liang for the crime of manslaughter in the killing of Akai Gurley in November of 2014. Mr. Gurley was, in the words of New York City Police Commissioner Bill Bratton, a "total innocent," who was shot and killed while walking in the stairwell of the Pink Houses, a public housing development in Brooklyn.
December 16, 2014
Berkeley Copwatch co-founder Andrea Prichett spoke to KPFA about justice for Kayla Moore and organizing for the long haul, to make police obsolete. Berkeley Copwatch has been taking action against police violence in Berkeley since 1990. The Copwatch organizing model and investigative techniques have spread across the U.S. and elsewhere in the world. This week Berkeley Copwatch posted a list of local campaigns to create real change in Berkeley.
May 17, 2014
A child who kills vs. a child who was present but did not kill – what sentence does he deserve? A child of color vs. a Caucasian child – does the system treat them the same? How about the youthful offender vs. the adult offender? Personally, it has been my experience with the law that child killers and children who committed assaults are more likely than adults to be treated to the most cruel punishments.
August 4, 2013
I saw nothing in the Zimmerman case that surprised me. The system worked as it was intended. Zimmerman, a White man, was tried by a White justice system for killing a Black boy. The outcome was predictable. Many White people saw this as a non-racial event. As an angry old Black man I have seen the diminution of racism in my lifetime. We are not there yet. It is unlikely that we will get there in the lifetime of my grandchildren.
May 15, 2013
The inclusion of Assata Shakur on the FBI's 10 Most Wanted Terrorists list last month – marking 29 years since her liberation from a New Jersey maximum security prison in 1979 by members of the Black Liberation Army – while aimed at Cuba's leadership should also be interpreted as a shot across the bow of any internal revolutionary movement or revolutionary activists in the United States.
May 10, 2013
This Wednesday, May 8, tens of thousands of Haitians gathered at the Palace of Justice in Port-au-Prince to support former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who was summoned to court to be questioned about a 13-year-old murder investigation. The people of Haiti stand for justice, but they are against the misuse of the justice system for political persecution.
January 31, 2013
In America there are 24 million children with an incarcerated parent. Judges do not consider children when sentencing a parent, nor do they consider where those children will go or who will care for them. As parents, we must think about our children before we act because the courts have no money and our children are the ones suffering.
January 29, 2013
A federal appeals court in New Orleans has overturned the conviction of former New Orleans police officer David Warren, one of the former cops tried and convicted of an assortment of charges related to the murder of Henry Glover, who was shot by police and later burned in an abandoned car by cops just days after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans more than seven years ago.
November 3, 2012
Darrell Lomax is an innocent man who has been on death row at San Quentin State Prison in California for over 15 years. A poet, musician and activist, Darryl has been fighting for his freedom and advocating for justice. Here, he explains what's at stake in the Proposition 34 ballot initiative that would replace the death penalty with sentences of life without the possibility of parole.
December 12, 2011
Locked inside the belly of the beast, a system built by men to hold men, this system was meant to rehabilitate, but it has failed miserably! The justice system has failed, the prison system has failed, the government has failed.
April 10, 2011
A felony conviction for a Black offender is a life sentence. It is a sentence to the underclass for life. Who is going to hire a Black man who is a felon? Felons can't vote. They have no rights. They are locked into the underclass for life.
October 25, 2010
A juvenile counselor in New York rapes a teenaged girl while escorting her from a holding area to the courtroom and receives probation. She serves a year for "filing a false police report," upon telling police she did not know who had jumped and cut her on the way to school.


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My friend Alan had suggested we check out Clerkenwell London which is a concept store and so much more. I thought it was a great idea for a shop snoop feature so off we went. This spacious 13000 square feet area is dedicated to selling designer and artisan goods ranging from homeware to stationery, gifts, men's and women's fashion along accessories. There is also a spa on site, plus a restaurant and areas to hire for events and private parties. If you're searching for Clerkenwell shops, designer gift shops London or places to eat on Farringdon Road then you must visit Clerkenwell London.
Men's Fashion
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This store is an inspirational place to browse. You'll see a curated collection of work by niche artisans through to more established designers and brands. Homewares include stunning orange ceramic tableware by Hend Krichen supporting British Made by manufacturing in Stoke on Trent. A gorgeous selection of colourful mouth blown glassware from bottles to decanters and tumblers by House Doctor. Industrial grey cement mugs and tea pots by Serex. Quirky shaped cushions of cacti, cabbages and owls by Silken Favors. I loved the Klong Swedish Patina Oil lamps which were very cool, especially the copper version. Also available are Mandal Veveri throws, hanging plant pot holders, Synesthesia scented room diffusers and candles plus art work.
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Aside from the homeware, you will also find desk accessories and stationery. Treat your friend to a crocodile letter opener or stapler by Nach Bijoux. Neat freaks might like the desk brush by British industrial designer Andrew Hine. Greeting cards are available by Scout Editions who make cute bonsai mini cards. Or perhaps you might prefer something shiny in gold foil by Karte Design.
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Fashion accessories for women include Silken Favours patterned silk scarves and Sep Jordan linen shawls. Keep warm with the J Lindenberg leather gloves, their fluffy angora mittens and angora beanie hats. If you're jetting off somewhere hot soon you can treat yourself to Etnia Barcelona sunglasses. Leather accessories and bags are by Tinct, Matt and Nat and Loxley plus others. There is also a women's clothing section selling coats, jackets, skirts, dresses, tops and more. Men also have a dedicated space which you will find downstairs featuring clothing and fashion accessories.
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With two levels of retail space, it's a relaxing place to browse where you can pick up a gift for yourself or a friend. They have changing rooms so you can also try on any clothes you fall in love with. You will also find various pop-ups and events in-store which you can find out about via the website. If you want to make the most of your visit you could consider booking yourself a treatment at the Well Spa. Treatments include LED facials and massages along with waxing, tinting, tanning, manicures and pedicures. Sounds like a great idea!
Clerkenwell London Food and Drink
All that shopping is going to make you hungry. You can pop into the 155 Bar and Kitchen which serves up Bottomless Brunch on Saturdays. Breakfast during the week is Bircher muesli, waffles and plenty of egg dishes. Lunch and dinner is along the lines of corn fed chicken breast, pan fried sea bream, Hereford sirloin steak and posh fish and chips. They also have sandwiches, burgers and set business lunches.
Wine Library
The other spaces, which can also be hired out for events, include The Piano Lounge in the basement. This has low lighting so is very relaxing with a baby grand piano and a glass dining room. There is also a wine library with hundreds of premium wines on display. The vinyl lounge has a seventies vibe and is a great party come chill-out area where vinyl records rule the decks! You can also buy the records on display.
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Okay, now it's time to organise your own visit. First you can check out the Clerkenwell London Website. The address is 155 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3AD. Closest stations are Farringdon, Barbican and if you want a short walk go to Angel and walk via Exmouth Market. Opening times for the concept store are Monday to Wednesday 10am-6pm, Thursday to Friday 10am-7pm, Saturday 10am-5pm and closed on Sunday. Happy shop snoop!
Author: Homegirl London. Photographs: Homegirl London. Thanks: Alan for suggesting the visit.
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"I went through the application process very carefully," O'Brien said Tues day. "I worked hard but didn't think we would get the collection because we are a very small library." In this case, however, quality, not size, mattered and The Library of the Chathams, 214 Main St., became one of only five libraries in New Jersey to receive the special 36-volume collection. Although the collection was received in December, O'Brien said it was decide d to wait until after the holiday season to put the books on display. The books, either about New Jersey or written by New Jersey authors, are currently housed together in a bookshelf by the library's circulation desk.
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"They are in circulation now," O'Brien said. "We are keeping them together for a while so they can be taken out more easily but eventually they will be put in their proper places in the stacks." O'Brien said "It is a great honor to get these books. They are very special and we have an audience for them." O'Brien said one of the things she feels made a difference in the Chatham library being selected to receive the collection was computerization. The Library of the Chathams is a member of the Morris Automated Information Network (MAIN), a collection of 32 municipal libraries which, though autonomous, freely share their collections with each other. The Chatham library also is part of the Morris-Union Federation, a network o f seven libraries in three counties, which share their resources. "Our data base extends throughout Morris County," she said. "And the value of the collection goes beyond the borders of Chatham Borough and Chatham Township." The computerization enables all libraries in Morris County to access each other's books. O'Brien said she intends to notify the reference departments at all county libraries and supply the titles of books in the collection.
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The 36 titles were nominees for the N.J. Council for the Humanities 2001 Book Awards. The book award program began in 1989 and honors New Jersey authors in the humanities whose work balances scholarship with public appeal. The 2001 winner was "Man and Wife in America: A History" by Hendrik Hartog . Honor books include "The White Image in the Black Mind" by Mia Bay, "The Owl, the Raven and the Dove" by G. Ronald Murphy, "Misgivings" by C.K. Williams, "Six Bridges: The Legacy of Othmar H. Ammann" by Dori Rastorfer and "Nicolo's Smile: A Biography of Machiavelli" by Mauritzio Viroli. The collection runs the gamut from history to essay, biography to debate. Other books in the collection are: "Reality and Mystical Experience" by F. Samuel Brainard, "The Architecture of Bergen County, N.J.: The Colonial Period to the 20th Century" by T. Robins Brown and Schuyler Warmflash, "General John Pope: A Life for the Nation" by Peter Cozzens, "The Blues in Gray: The Civil War Journal of William Daniel Dixon and the Republican Blues Daybook" by Roger S. Durham. And, "American Slaves in Victorian England: Abolitionist Politics in Popular Literature and Culture" by Audrey Fisch, "To Lead the Free World: American N ationalism and the Cultural Roots of the Cold War" by John Fousek, "Introduction to Animal Rights: Your Child or the Dog?" by Gary L. Francione. And, "Cardano's Cosmos: The Worlds and Works of a Renaissance Astrologer" by Anthony Grafton, "The Making of Modern Japan" by Marius B. Jansen, "Chinese Justice, the Fiction: Law and Literature in Modern China" by Jeffrey Kinkley, "Meaning and Argument: An Introduction to Logic through Language" by Ernest Lepore, "The Positive Psychology of Buddhism and Yoga: Paths to a Mature Happiness" by Marvin Levine. And, "W.E.B. DuBois: The Fight for Equality and the American Century" by David levering Lewis, "The Chief Justiceship of Warren Burger, 1969-1986" by Earl Maltz, "The Films of Martin Ritt" by Gabriel Miller, "The Universal Declaration of Human Rights" by Johannes Morsink, "Genesis of New American Leadership: A Muslim Commentary" by Mukhtar Muhammad. And, "Impressionists and Politics: Art and Democracy in the 19th Century" by Philip Nord, "A Billy Yank Governor: The Life and Times of New Jersey's Franklin Murphy" by Bernard Olsen, "The Bayman: A Life on Barnegat Bay" by Meree Ridgway, "Invisible privilege: A Memoir about Race, Class and Gender" by Paula Rothenberg. And, "Hearing Things: Religion, Illusion and the American Enlightenment" b y Leigh Eric Schmidt, "Here I Stand" by John Shelby Spong, "The Devil and Sonny Liston" by Nick Tosches, "The Trouble with Normal: Sex, Politics and the Ethics of Queer Life" by Michael Warner, "Everyday Life and Politics in 19th Cen tury Mexico: Men, Women and War" by Mark Wasserman, "Flag Burning: Moral Panic and the Criminalization of Protest" by Michael Welch, "Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter and the American Justice System" by Paul B. Wice, "The Primal Roots of American Philosophy: Pragmatism, Phenomenology and Native American Thought" by Bruce Wilshire and "The Novels and Plays of Eduardo Mahet: An Adventure in Multiculturalism" by Phyllis Zatlin.
Making An Impact
O'Brien said the N.J. Council for the Humanities does " is support cultural activities throughout the state. This is one of their outreach programs. They try to make an impact on cultural life of state any way they can, and support organizations such as art groups and literary groups." The N.J. Council for the Humanities is a non-profit organization established in 1973 as a state partner of the National Endowment for the Humanities. The Library of the Chathams is open Monday through Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. For additional information, call 973 635-0603.


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Random Folders keep appearing on c:
Almost every time the computer is turned on in the morning a new folder is created in c:\
It has a random alpha-numeric name, and contains an empty folder named "Sandbox"
I am running Windows 7 Pro-64bit with AVG enterpirse edition.
What creates these folders? Is there a way to get them to stop popping up?Thanks.
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|18 May 2010
Almost every time the computer is turned on in the morning a new folder is created in c:\
It has a random alpha-numeric name, and contains an empty folder named "Sandbox"
I am running Windows 7 Pro-64bit with AVG enterpirse edition.
What creates these folders? Is there a way to get them to stop popping up?Thanks.
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|27 May 2010
Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit
I'm seeing the same thing, but I don't have a program called "sandboxie" installed. I like to keep things clean, so this kind of bothers me.
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|27 May 2010
since your problem is different you should start your own thread. You will get more support and it will be less confusing
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|30 Dec 2010
Windows 7 Pro 64
I too have the same issue, folders with hex names containing an empty folder named "sandbox" appear almost daily. I was also not able to find the program "sandboxie" installed.
These folders appear on the c: drive and an external hard drive, and the 200+ cryptic folder names make browsing a real chore.
I did notice that the time of folder creation corresponds with entries in the application event log for a MsiInstaller reconfiguring Office 2007. Is there any way to stop this?
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The SOOCed model believes strongly in a learning partnership between schools, students, and parents. We believe all stakeholders – the teacher, the student, and the parents – join together as a three-member team that works collaboratively in the education of young people to promote and improve student ability to be savvy, safe, and sound online.
Digital Citizenship 3-Tired eLearning Demonstration Site
This is a demonstration site, which allows you to browse through all the program's learning resources. Register by clicking on the Create New button. You will then be able to self-enrol in all the courses by clicking on the orange text in the course tiles.
Participating schools will have the four courses of the program installed on their own school server (or optional external secure server) to ensure participant data security. The program, once installed, is designed to be easily managed by school staff with little or no IT support.
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Develop a supportive and connected school culture.
Help improve student motivation and learning whilst strengthening the connections between schools and their communities.
Provide a strong academic curriculum that supports each partner acquiring 21st Century Learning Skills.
Help maintain open lines of communication between the school, home, and community.
Encourage respectful and dignified relationships with all stakeholders.
Incorporate the personal and social issues of students into their daily learning experiences in a safe, supportive and respectful learning environment.
In partnership with the Victorian Parent Council
This program is designed to empower all stakeholders of a school community to work together to achieve sound Digital Citizenship practices. In general, parents have felt the least able to assist in raising digital citizens. The VPC recognises the approach of this program that includes the parents and has been actively promoting it in their circle of influence.


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Naltrexone Low Dose
Posted on May 12, 2011 by Jeffrey
At 09:02 am this morning I received an alert via Google Alerts. I try to keep my eye out on the happenings with Sarcoidosis but this one caught me off guard. It is another "off label" drug to help combat Sarcoidosis.
I've heard of Arthritis medication and Cancer medication as treatments for Sarcoidosis but I have never heard of drugs that are for treating Opiate and Alcohol addiction as treatments for Sarcoidosis.
Naltrexone was approved by the FDA in 1984. Along with counseling and social support to help people who have stopped drinking alcohol and using street drugs continue to avoid drinking or using drugs. Naltrexone should not be used to treat people who are still using street drugs or drinking large amounts of alcohol. Naltrexone is in a class of medications called opiate antagonists. It works by decreasing the craving for alcohol and blocking the effects of opioid medications and opioid street drugs.
Naltrexone may cause liver damage (like most of the drugs prescribed for Sarcoidosis that are really for the treatment of certain cancers) when taken in large doses (but we are talking about Low Doses here). It is not likely that naltrexone will cause liver damage when taken in recommended doses. Tell your doctor if you have or have ever had hepatitis or liver disease. If you experience any of the following symptoms, stop taking naltrexone and call your doctor immediately: excessive tiredness, unusual bleeding or bruising, loss of appetite, pain in the upper right part of your stomach that lasts more than a few days, light-colored bowel movements, dark urine, or yellowing of the skin or eyes. Keep all appointments with your doctor and the laboratory. Your doctor may order certain laboratory tests to check your body's response to naltrexone.Talk to your doctor about the risks of taking naltrexone.
Back in 1985 (only one year after its FDA approval) a doctor in New York City by the name of Bernard Bihari, MD found that in smaller doses (about 3mg a day) affected the immune system. And as we all know Sarcoidosis is a quasi immune system disorder. The lower dose was taken before bed and was proven to be effective in the response in people with HIV. Now the dosage was reconfigured to 4.5mg once per day.
The mid nineties ushered in new patients for Dr. Bihari. Cancer patients namely ones who were afflicted with Lymphoma and those with pancreatic cancers. The people in theses cases benefited dramatically from the new drug. Other people afflicted with another disease were also affected. This also included people like us. People afflicted with Sarcoidosis and other autoimmune diseases. The subjects showed a quick control response to the dosage. There is more to this fascinating 'New' (at least for me) find. There is more information below.
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Waheeda Rehman's book launch
Cinema, literature and society came together at a five-star venue in the suburbs for a panel discussion on recent book on actor Waheeda Rehman's life.
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Stray Dog Bounces Into IPL Match, Brings The Game To A Grinding Halt
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It was a hilarious sight to behold when an Indian Premier League match between the Rising Pune Supergiants and the Delhi Daredevils was interrupted because a lively mutt bounced into the field.
Looking happy and eager to play, the stray dog caused an uproar of laughter in the crowd even as the confused cricketers wondered where it came from and what to do with it.
The dog sat in the middle of the giant Dr YS Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam and started rolling around in the grass, wagging its tail.
Taking the situation in his stride, Delhi Daredevils' Chris Morris tried to usher the gatecrasher away from the field and near the stands; two members of the ground staff came charging towards the dog, who then took off in the opposite direction.
Australian cricketer and Morris's teammate Nathan Coulter-Nile also got a chance to play the matador as he tried to stop the running dog with a big blue towel.
You can check out the entire video here.
This is not the first time a stray dog has loitered into a sports area in India and disturbed the players.
Earlier this week, Ethiopian runner Mule Wasihun's 10-kilometre marathon was spoilt as a stray dog kept chasing him. Wasihun almost lost his balance once when the dog came between his legs, trying to outrun him.
In 2011, India was forced to halt its first Formula 1 practice session when two stray dogs ran onto the Buddh International Circuit.
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FOXBORO -- When Danny Amendola went down in Week 5 with a separated shoulder, that took away the Rams' go-to receiver for the last two games.
The result?
A more well-balanced offensive attack in St. Louis.
That balance hasn't necessarily translated into wins, however. Still, Patriots coach Bill Belichick pointed out on Thursday that he expects to see the ball spread out to the rest of the offense on Sunday, similar to how their opponent last weekend -- the New York Jets -- spread the ball out with Santonio Holmes injured.
"I think they've done a good job of spreading the ball around," said Belichick. "They really use everybody. They use all their receivers. It looks like they have a lot of confidence in all of them . . . They work the ball around pretty good.
"I don't think that they're just locked into one guy. Although, Amendola's clearly a go-to guy for them. But I'd say, since Amendola's injury, it looks like they've done a good job of spreading the ball around. They seem to be really more balanced now, instead of having one go-to guy.
"They have an explosive team," added Belichick. "It's a well-balanced team. And their balance is probably a little bit better now, without Amendola. Although, I'm sure they miss his play-making skills. I'm not saying that. It just seems like the ball, now, has gotten spread evenly around to pretty much everybody."


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COMMERCE - An illness in the family forced Woodrow and Edna Wilson to cancel their 50th wedding anniversary celebration, so they decided to mark the occasion with a low-key lunch.
Pam Wilson had a different idea.
"I couldn't not let them have something to remember," she said.
The Wilsons' ex-daughter-in-law - "more like a daughter," Edna Wilson said - arranged for the couple's family and pastor, Pat Garrett of Jefferson Gospel Tabernacle, to show up at Joy's Country Buffet.
Woodrow and Edna gasped and smiled as Garrett walked in and announced, "We're having your wedding today."
They exchanged vows again, with granddaughters Autumn Tiana, 7, and Shianne Jade, 5, serving as ringbearers. Relatives armed with cameras jostled for position to capture the couple exchanging a kiss.
"We're standing on our second half of a hundred," Edna, 67, said afterward. "Think we're going to make it?"
Woodrow, a Commerce native, and Edna met in Albertville, Ala. Woodrow, now 91, was 41 and had moved there to work in a poultry plant after divorcing his first wife. Edna was not quite 18 years old.
"I was in charge of the chicken houses, and she lived next door," Woodrow said.
Edna recalled standing on her porch to watch as Woodrow would cross a small dam to go to his car and fetch his lunch.
"I didn't think I could find a man like him," she said.
After a brief courtship, Woodrow proposed, and they were married Jan. 26, 1957.
"It was in the bedroom. He had the engagement ring - no, not like that," Edna said, interrupted by "oooh's" from the family. "It was the only private place in the house. There was the living room and there was the bedroom. I sat on the edge of the bed, and he knelt down and asked me to marry him."
She said yes, just as she did again Saturday.
Eventually, the couple moved back to Georgia, where Woodrow said he raised cattle in Madison and Jackson counties and worked as a contractor building towers for power lines.
Three children and four grandchildren later, they now live in Banks County.
Edna had this advice for making a marriage work:
"Love your spouse," she said. "What you put into a marriage is what you get out of it. I'm not saying our marriage is easy all the time, but you just have to learn to talk through it."
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The Mercurial Vortex is Nike's entry level cleat which is modelled on the same elite level Vapor silo as worn by Eden Hazard, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, and Philippe Coutinho however are constructed with alternative materials making the collection more affordable.
Posing as the most scaled-down edition within the Vapor range, the Vortex continues to use a synthetic upper to produce a lightweight cleat which weighs in at an impressive 225grams for a significantly reduced price compared to its higher-end counterparts.
Given a TPU sole plate, the Mercurial Vortex offers players of all abilities the ideal platform for use on both firm ground and soft ground pitches due to the availabiity of bladed or traditional stud configurations.


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Forra veckan skrev jag om arets ASEAN Summit (har). Jag skrev att ASEAN bestamt sig for att problemen i Burma var interna problem, som Burmas junta kan losa med hjalp av ASEAN. Det later ju inte helt galet, juntan ska losa krisen med hjalp av ASEAN. Men vilken kris ar det juntan vill losa? Hur ser de pa problemet med till exempel flyktingar (det flyr uppskattningsvis 300 manniskor fran Burma varje dag)?
KNU, som jag tidigare skrivit om har och har, ar en nagel i ogat pa juntan, precis som massflykten fran Karenstaten (Kayinstaten pa juntans vis) och alla rapporter som vittnar om brott mot manskliga rattigheter och folkmord dar. Att det ar en krissituation i Karenstaten kan inte ens juntan forneka. Men hur vill de, med stod av ASEAN, losa krisen (och hur forklarar de den)?
Har nedan foljer ett utdrag fran statligt kontrollerade MyanmarTV3s hemsida. Overskriftten ar "KNU in reality is...". Ni kan lasa hela artikeln har. Tatmandaw ar for i ovrigt smeknamnet pa juntans arme.
"It was in the news report on the local and foreign journalists' tour of the areas where local nationalities were suffering from robberies, arsons and land mines of the KNU and the article "Regional development as witnessed by an expedition" presented in two parts in the dailies that I have read about peace, security and the rule of law in Southern Command area in Bago Division, and the victims who had to flee their homes to escape KNU atrocities resulting from power struggles within the insurgents.
In its noticeable conclusion reads the article "Journalists will have to join hands with the government, the Tatmadaw and the people to end KNU's destructive misdeeds in order to achieve "Peace, prosperity and progress" the people desire."
...At Thabyenyunt Village during the expedition on 13 May 2006, the Minister for Information said, "All the incidents are the results of the well-planned underground plots of the KNU terrorist insurgents and their foreign masters [folk fran vast,"neokolonialister", min anmarkning], and the aboveground schemes from inside and outside the country to attack Myanmar... . And hen the Tatmadaw takes actions against the KNU, the perpetrators in accord with their pre-orchestrated plots will start to cry "The Tatmadaw's attacks have relocated villages and driven out villagers as refugees" with the intention of misleading the world into having a wrong view on Myanmar. Then they will try to highlight the so-called refugee problem, which in reality is their own baby, saying that the problem jeopardizes regional security. Their ultimate aim is to submit the matter concerning the Myanmar affairs to the UN if their well-planned conspiracy succeeds in puzzling the international community."
...Even though those quarters too heard and saw like us the voices of the victims of KNU arson and mines saying whether they would have to face the KNU atrocities till posterity, they are still trying to ignore the villagers' sufferings. We are astonished to witness that their stance is against the truth and their news stories are lopsided ones, saying, "Stop the offensive against the KNU!Please don't force Kayins to flee their homes as refugees."
What the alien masters [ocksa neokolonialisterna, dvs alla vasterlanningar som inte diggar juntan, min anmarkning] and their minions and destructive cohorts like to say is, "Death and destruction caused by KNU bombs are not a serious case.""Behover jag ens saga att det ar sa mycket logn att det ar lojligt? Obehagligt orwellianskt.
Sa ASEAN... Ni ska losa krisen i Burma ihop med juntan. Lycka till, det kommer sakert ga jattebra! (For att lasa mer om karenfolket och situationen i Karenstaten, kolla Raul Urrutias blogg)
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This value should be from 1-29, or 73-89.
Hello there! I have a one idea - anyone tried to search Machine Gun Value to make it a primary weapon for loadout. I mean a machine gun, which you can get in care package of Support killstreak list. Any suggestions? And also we should make a Weapon Values List I think.
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This value should be from 1-29, or 73-89.
I found a minigun at 69. It goes in your loadout but does not work in game
Thanks mate, and how could I miss it Yes, he is not appearing in game I think because it should use a "buit-in" perk. Or maybe several perks. Lets try to find out
Chaingun is a Weapon, not a killstreak, so it should work in game. Hmmmm...what perks could it use?
GOT IT!!! A Playable Minigun Release!
To choose a minigun as primary weapon in loadout, use a value of 69 for Weapon Adress, and 15 Value for both attachments. And you can play with minigun!
Yeah i've view a retard with minigun in my game zZ he have killed me 5+ time.. xD.
With name : RaZoR !
Somehow running around with a chaingun is completely normal, with a teammate who is aimbotting. aimbotter gets all the heat, no one says a word to me :|
A good weapon, right?
How would i change the class weapon to a minigun?
How to i get the chaingun/minigun??
download the ultimate list and cheat engine.
value of 69 for Weapon Adress, and 15 Value for both attachments.
but it doesn't show in-game for me.


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The Target Center renovation Design Group has selected Dimensional Innovations to provide experiential branding, theming and wayfinding for the renovation of Target Center. The Kansas City based firm won the project after an extensive review that included design firms from around the country.
Dimensional Innovations has become known for creating iconic experiences at sports venues, museums, entertainment facilities and corporate settings across the globe. The firm will collaborate with renovation partners to bring to life a world-class experience that will keep Target Center buzzing year-round.
"Throughout this renovation process, we have been focused on finding ways improve to the visitor experience at Target Center. DI will help us accomplish this by creating iconic features that provide unique moments and experiences for fans," said Ted Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President of Marketing for the Timberwolves and Lynx. "We are impressed with the work DI has completed in venues across the country and look forward to working with them on this project."
"Target Center represents an incredible opportunity in the sports marketplace to tell a unique story," says Justin Wood, Sports Practice Director at DI. "We have a lot to work with here – the brands of the Timberwolves and Lynx, the global brands of the leagues, the unique architectural vision, plus a great sense of place in downtown Minneapolis – we have a lot of assets to leverage in building a one-of-a-kind fan experience."
Target Center is a City-owned community asset that has been heavily used for 23 years. Target Center will undergo a $97 million renovation to restore the building's competitiveness and visitor experience into the future. At one-fifth the cost of a replacement facility, the renovation will include additional gathering spaces, clubs, a focus on traffic flow, improved guest amenities and preservation of recent investments.
"In sports today, it's an arms race, but that doesn't always mean you have to tear down a building and start over" says Brett Posten, Chief Branding Officer at DI, "There's a great plan and vision for Target Center and we're excited to get started."
DI joins the renovation team, which includes the City of Minneapolis, AEG Facilities, the Minnesota Timberwolves, Minnesota Lynx; architecture firms, Architectural Alliance and Sink Combs Dethlefs, as well as Mortenson Construction.
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Superjuju is a great cute shop in Stuttgart where I could be for hours!
It`s jam packed with beautiful things, gifts, books, bags, deco items, art, childrens wear, things for mums, toys…E V E R Y T H I N G! It's really a great shop with a nice owner and there`s an online shop as well if you're not nearby…!
Since this afternoon you can buy some of my Perunoto paper products there too! I'm H A P P Y …and proud to see my products in between all these great things there…! I'll pamper myself this evening with a cold delicious drink in the sunny garden:-)
The shop is at Olgastrasse, S-Mitte, so when in Stuttgart, go there and check it out!
Olgastr. 56, 70182 Stuttgart, Mo-Fr: 12-19h, Sat: 11-15h
What else makes me happy today? My little daughter is coming back from a few days and nights at my parents place, can't wait to see her! Today is a good day!
Hello Baby!
Good Morning all! I hope your weeking was good…!
…A friend of mine has given birth to a beautiful baby girl! Congratulations!!! I thought you might like to see a sneek peek of the hello baby card I'm creating for her this morning. Hope you like it! Have a great day whatever you're doing!
Things you can do with Perunoto Paper…
Hi! I show you how you can use Perunoto paper to make an old box unique and beautiful!
You need:
-one old box/shoe box
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Simply cut out and make an old box unique and beautiful!
Measure the sides of the box one after another and cut out your Perunoto wrapping paper according to your measurements. Use glue to stick the paper to all sides of the box.
The colour of my old shoe box is a nice warm grey which looks good next to my wrapping paper. So I cut out all of the rectangles a little bit smaller than the individual sides of the box that there is still room left to the corners of the box.
I used Marabu – Fixogum. It's a great glue for crafting because after bonding materials, excess amounts of glue can be removed with the finger. It's a natural product based on rubber latex and organic solvents…and bonded materials do not buckle…
You're done! It's so much prettier now than the uncovered old shoe box!
Quick & easy to make! Try it and have fun!


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Plotting recirculation zone in CFD Post
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I simulated blood flow in realistic arteries. I want to compare the recirculation regions in these arteries however the artery geometries are very complex and it is not possible to put a plane and plot the 2D streamlines to observe the recirculation region. When I use 3D streamlines, comparison of recirculation region length of arteries is very difficult. Does CFD Post have any special parameter to investigate the recirculation region?
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Legend has it that Armand Argeneau is a killer in the bedroom....
But with all three of his late wives meeting unfortunate and untimely ends, is this sexy immortal a lover or a murderer? That's what Eshe d'Aureus intends to find out. As an enforcer, it's her job to bring rogue vampires to justice, even if the rogue in question makes her blood race red hot.
Armand knew she was trouble the moment Eshe roared into town on her motorcycle, clad in tight black leather. She claims she's hiding from dangerous fiends, though he suspects something more. But after three wives who've all had trouble remaining, well, undead, Armand is reluctant to open his heart again. Then strange accidents start to happen, each deadlier than the last, and Armand realizes he may not have much time to prove he's a lover, not a slayer.
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"Born to Bite"
Thoroughly enjoyed this book. Although it didn't have as much humor as the others I found it very heart warming. Lots of mystery and suspense. The ending was very touching.
Lynsay Sands has outdone herself this time! This simply has to be the best book yet out of the Argeneau series! Not only has she brought total life to the characters in the book, but she keeps you on the edge of your seat wondering what is going to happen next. The ending of the book is a total surprise too!
Simply her best work yet! Bravo!
I can't wait for the next book Hungry For You! I'm definately Hungry for It now!
"Love, but"
I absolutely love this story. I think it is one of my favourites in the series. I was distracted a little by the narrator's use of accents for characters who shouldn't have one. Leigh was from the Midwest, as I recall, not England.
"I bawl every time!"
Read with tissues!
Bricker is probably my favorite character in this book. I'm not sure I can really put my finger on why, but it stems all the way back to his introduction to this series in the first Rogue Hunter Book. He's obnoxious, true, but not in a way that actually gets on my nerves. Most of the time I just think he's hilarious!
Kirby has a great sense of comedic timing and emotional overtones… He intensifies both the humor and the emotion that you feel while listening to this book.
Justin Bricker… Because I just think it would be a hoot!
The final scene with the family were all of the explanations are given and Armand is finally reunited with his daughter Jean Louise, must be read with tissues.
"Not Worth the credit!!!!!"
The story line was boring, the Narrator was boring and I kept falling asleep. I couldn't even finsh the book and I doubt very seriously if I will
Sure, The other tiltles I've listened to by her was good.
Holter Graham
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I want my credit back!!!
"Nicely done"
This series just get better and better. I enjoyed the interaction between Eshe d'Aureus and Armand Argeneau. I hope there's more in store for these two with the rest of the Argeneau clan.
"Oh, ms Sands, you're lucky your books usually rock"
Although it was nice seeing the storyline developed during Nicholas and Jo's adventure come to a satisfying conclusion, this novel was nothing to write home about. The love between Eshe and Armand lacked depth. They had no almost no conversations except a few about their dead mates. They did not seem to have anything in common. The only thing binding them together was the fact that they were lifemates. Eshe especially was quite one-dimensional. I liked having a black (mixed race) heroine, however I missed the physical descriptions you usually have in this type of novels. The narrator was ok.. Except for his dreadful renditions of Lucian Argeneau and of Eshe. (I know it's not easy for men to adopt a credible female voice, but Eshe's voice in this one had me cringing..) All in all: I usually love Lynsay Sands and I remain optimistic so, I'm still looking forward (if a bit more cautious than before) to the next installment... I'll say three stars because I'm in a good mood. The book was worth 2,5.
"Good read"
Enjoyed the story. can't wait to try another One in this series. Had a good mystery and love story to go with it.
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I have an addition to this series and I enjoy all of the stories but I loved this one. I laughed and cried and well love love love this story and the telling of it.
This my second time around listening to this book I loved the first time and I STILL LOVE TO LISTEN TO IT AGAIN. Armand and Eshe is hot and I am so glad Eshe is an enforcer. Armand wives so far have all come to a very bad end but not this time. Wait til you find out who the villians were!!!!
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Diagnostic errors in primary care are harmful but difficult to detect. We tested an electronic health record (EHR)-based method to detect diagnostic errors in routine primary care practice.
We conducted a retrospective study of primary care visit records "triggered" through electronic queries for possible evidence of diagnostic errors: Trigger 1: A primary care index visit followed by unplanned hospitalization within 14 days; and Trigger 2: A primary care index visit followed by ≥ 1 unscheduled visit(s) within 14 days. Control visits met neither criterion. Electronic trigger queries were applied to EHR repositories at two large healthcare systems between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2007. Blinded physician-reviewers independently determined presence or absence of diagnostic errors in selected triggered and control visits. An error was defined as a missed opportunity to make or pursue the correct diagnosis when adequate data was available at the index visit. Disagreements were resolved by an independent third reviewer.
Queries were applied to 212,165 visits. On record review, we found diagnostic errors in 141 of 674 Trigger 1-positive records (PPV=20.9%, 95% CI, 17.9%-24.0%) and 36 of 669 Trigger 2-positive records (PPV=5.4%, 95% CI, 3.7%-7.1%). The control PPV of 2.1% (95% CI, 0.1%-3.3%) was significantly lower than that of both triggers (P ≤ .002). Inter-rater reliability was modest, though higher than in comparable previous studies (κ = 0.37 [95% CI=0.31-0.44]).
While physician agreement on diagnostic error remains low, an EHR-facilitated surveillance methodology could be useful for gaining insight into the origin of these errors.
Although certain types of medical errors (such as diagnostic errors) are likely to be prevalent in primary care, medical errors in this setting are generally understudied.1, 1-7 Data from outpatient malpractice claims 2, 8-10 consistently rank missed, delayed, and wrong diagnoses as the most common identifiable error. Other types of studies have also documented the magnitude and significance of diagnostic errors in outpatient settings.11-17 Although these data point to an important problem, diagnostic errors have not been studied as well as other types of errors.18-20 These errors are difficult to detect and define9 and physicians might not always agree on the occurrence of error. Methods to improve detection and learning from diagnostic errors are key to advancing their understanding and prevention.19, 21, 22
Existing methods for diagnostic error detection (e.g., random chart reviews, voluntary reporting, claims file review, etc.) are inefficient, biased, or unreliable.23 In our preliminary work, we developed two computerized triggers to identify primary care patient records that may contain evidence of trainee-related diagnostic errors.24 Triggers are signals that can alert providers to review the record to determine whether a patient safety event occurred.25-29 Our triggers were based on the rationale that an unexpected hospitalization or return clinic visit after an initial primary care visit may indicate that a diagnosis was missed during the first visit. Although the positive predictive value (PPV) was modest (16.1% and 9.7% for the two triggers, respectively), it was comparable to that of previously designed electronic triggers to detect potential ambulatory medication errors.30, 31 Our previous findings were limited by a lack of generalizability outside of the study setting (a Veterans Affairs [VA] internal medicine trainee clinic), poor agreement between reviewers on presence of diagnostic error, and a high proportion of false positive cases that led to unnecessary record reviews.
In this study, we refined our prior approach and evaluated a methodology to improve systems-based detection of diagnostic errors in routine primary care. Our ultimate goal was to create a surveillance method that primary care practices could adopt in the future in order to start addressing the burden of diagnostic errors.
We designed electronic queries (triggers) to detect patterns of visits that could have been precipitated by diagnostic errors and applied these queries to all primary care visits at two large health systems over a 1-year time period. We performed chart reviews on samples of "triggered" visits (i.e., those that met trigger criteria) and control visits (those that did not meet trigger criteria) to determine the presence or absence of diagnostic errors.
Both study sites provided longitudinal care in a relatively closed system and had integrated and well-established EHRs. Each site's electronic data repository contained updated administrative and clinical data extracted from the EHR. At Site A, a large VA facility, 35 full-time primary care providers (PCPs) saw approximately 50,000 unique patients annually in scheduled primary care follow-up visits and "drop-in" unscheduled or urgent care visits. PCPs included 25 staff physician-internists, about half of whom supervised residents assigned to them two half-days a week; the remaining PCPs were allied health providers. Emergency room (ER) staff provided care after hours and on weekends. At Site B, a large private integrated health care system, 34 PCPs (family medicine physicians) provided care to nearly 50,000 unique patients in 4 community-based clinics, and about two-third supervised family practice residents part-time. Clinic patients sought care at the ER of the parent hospital after-hours. To minimize after-hours attrition to hospitals outside our study settings, we did not apply the trigger to patients assigned to remote satellite clinics of the parent facilities. Both settings included ethnically and socioeconomically diverse patients from rural and urban areas. Local IRB approval was obtained at both sites.
Using a Structured Query Language (SQL)-based program, we applied three queries to electronic repositories at the two sites to identify primary care index visits (defined as scheduled or unscheduled visits to physicians, physician-trainees, and allied health professionals that did not lead to immediate hospitalizations) between October 1, 2006 and September 30, 2007 that met the following criteria:
The triggers above were based on our previous work and refined to improve their performance (Table 1). Our pilot reviews suggested that when a 3 or 4 week interval between index and return visits was used, reasons for return visits were less clearly linked to index visit and less attributable to error. Thus, a 14-day cut-off was chosen. In addition, we attempted to electronically remove records with false positive index visits, such as those associated with planned hospitalizations.
We performed detailed chart reviews on selected triggered and control visits. If patients met a trigger criterion more than once, only one (earliest) index visit was included (unique patient record). Some records did not meet criteria for detailed review because the probability of us being able to identify an error at the index visit using this methodology would be nil for one of the following reasons: absence of any clinical documentation at index visit; patients left clinic without being seen at the index visit; patient only saw a nurse, dietician or social worker; or patients were advised hospitalization at index visit for further evaluation but refused. For the purposes of our analysis, these records were categorized as false positives, even though some of these could contain diagnostic errors.
Eligible unique records were randomly assigned to trained physician-reviewers from outside institutions. Reviewers were chief residents and clinical fellows (medicine subspecialties) and were selected based on faculty recommendations and interviews by the research team. They were blinded to the goals of the study and to the presence or absence of triggers. All reviewers underwent stringent quality control and pilot testing procedures and reviewed 25-30 records each before they started collecting study data. Through several sessions, we trained the reviewers to determine errors at the index visit through a detailed review of the EHR about care processes involving the index visit and subsequent visits. Reviewers were also instructed to review EHR data from subsequent months after the index visit to help verify whether a diagnostic error was made. Although we used an explicit definition of diagnostic error from the literature 32 and a structured training process based upon our previous record review studies, assessment of the diagnostic process involves implicit judgments. To improve reliability and to operationalize the definition of diagnostic error, we asked reviewers to judge diagnostic performance based strictly on data either already available or easily available to the treating provider at the time of the index clinic visit (i.e., adequate "specific" data must have been available at the time to either make or pursue the correct diagnosis). Thus, reviewers were asked to judge errors when missed opportunities to make an earlier diagnosis occurred. A typical example of a missed opportunity is when adequate data to suggest the final, correct diagnosis was already present at the index visit (eg, constellation of certain findings such as dyspnea, elevated venous pressures, pedal edema, chest crackles, or pulmonary edema on chest-x ray should suggest heart failure). Another common example of a missed opportunity is when certain documented abnormal findings (eg, cough, fever, and dyspnea) should have prompted additional evaluation (eg. chest x-ray).
If the correct diagnosis was documented, and the patient was advised outpatient treatment (versus hospitalization) but returned within 14 days and got hospitalized anyway, reviewers did not attribute such provider management decisions to diagnostic error. Each record was initially reviewed by two independent reviewers. Because we expected a number of ambigous situations, when two reviewers disagreed on presence of diagnostic error, a third, blinded review was used to make the final determination.33 Charts were randomly assigned to available reviewers, about 50 charts at a time. Not all reviewers were always available due to clinical and personal commitments.
A structured data collection form, adapted from our previous work,24 was used to record documented signs and symptoms, clinician assessment and diagnostic decisions. Both sites have well-structured procedures to scan reports and records from physicians external to the system into the EHR and thus information about patient care outside our study settings was also reviewed when available. To reduce hindsight bias,34, 35 we did not ask reviewers to assess patient harm. We computed Cohen's kappa (κ) to assess inter-reviewer agreement prior to tiebreaker decisions.
To determine our sample size, we focused exclusively on determining the number of Trigger 1 records because of its higher PPV and potential for wider use. We initially calculated the sample size based on our anticipation that by refining trigger criteria we could lower the proportion of false positive cases for Trigger 1 to 20%, compared to the false positive proportion of 34.1% in our previous work.24 We estimated a minimum sample size of 310 to demonstrate a significant difference (P < .05) in the false positive proportion between the new and previous Trigger 1 with 80% power. We further refined the sample size in order to detect an adequate number of errors to allow future sub-classification of error type and contributory factors, consistent with the sample size of 100 error cases used in a landmark study on diagnostic error.32 Anticipating that we would still be able to obtain a PPV of at least 16.1% for Trigger 1 (as in our previous study), we estimated that at least 630 patient visits meeting Trigger 1 criteria would be needed to discover 100 error cases. However, on initial test queries of the data repository at Site B, we found only 220 unique records positive for Trigger 1 in the study period, whereas at Site A it was much higher. We thus used all 220 Trigger 1-positive records from Site B and randomly selected the remaining charts from Site A to achieve an adequate sample size for Trigger 1, oversampling by about 10% to allow for any unusable records.24 We randomly selected comparable numbers of Trigger 2-positive records but selected slightly fewer unique records for controls because we expected fewer manual exclusions related to situations when patients were advised hospitalization but refused and elected to return a few days later (trigger false positives). . For both Trigger 2-positive records and controls, we maintained the sampling ratio of Trigger 1; thus about two-thirds of the records were from Site A.
We calculated PPVs for both triggers and compared these with PPVs for controls. We also calculated the proportion of false positive cases for each trigger and compared them to our previously used methods. We tallied the frequency of clinical conditions associated with the diagnostic errors that we discovered. The z test was used to test the equality of proportions (for PPV or false positives) when comparing between sites and prior study results. When lower confidence intervals (CIs) were negative due to small sample size, we calculated exact CIs.
We applied the triggers to 212,165 primary care visits (106,143 at Site A and 106,022 at Site B) that contained 81,483 unique patient records. Our sampling strategy resulted in 674 positive unique patient records for Trigger 1, 669 positive unique patient records for Trigger 2, and 614 unique control patient records for review (Figure 1). On detailed review, diagnostic errors were found in 141 Trigger 1 positive records and 36 Trigger 2 positive records, yielding a PPV of 20.9% for Trigger 1 (95% CI, 17.9%-24.0%) and 5.4% for Trigger 2 (95% CI, 3.7%-7.1%). Errors were found in 13 control records. The control PPV of 2.1% (95% CI, 0.1%-3.3%) was significantly lower than that of both Trigger 1 (P < .001) and Trigger 2 (P = .002). Trigger PPVs were equivalent between sites (P = .9 for both triggers).
Prior to the tiebreaker, kappa agreement in triggered charts was 0.37 (95% CI=0.31-0.44). Of 285 charts with disagreement, the third reviewer detected a diagnostic error in 29.8%. In 96% of triggered error cases, the reviewers established a relationship between the admission or second outpatient visit and the index visit. Figure 2 shows the distribution of diagnostic errors in the inclusion sample over time interval between index and return dates for both Trigger 1 and Trigger 2 records.
The proportion of false positive cases were not statistically different between two sites (Table 2). The overall proportion of false positives was 15.6% for Trigger 1 and 9.6% for Trigger 2, significantly lower than those in our previous study (34.1% and 25.0%, respectively, P < .001 for both comparisons). Because many false positives (no documentation, telephone or non-PCP encounters, etc.) could potentially be coded accurately and identified electronically through information systems, we estimated the highest PPV potentially achievable by an ideal system that screened out those encounters. Our estimates suggest that Trigger 1 PPV would increase from 20.9% (CI 17.9-24.2%) to 24.8% (CI 21.3-28.5%) if electronic exclusion of false positives was possible.
Three types of scenarios occurred as a result of review procedures: 1) both initial reviewers agreed that it was an error, 2) the independent third reviewer judged it to be an error after initial disagreement, and 3) the independent third reviewer judged it not to be an error. The examples in Table 3 illustrate several reasons why reviewers initially disagreed and support why using more than one reviewer (and as many as three at times) is essential to making diagnostic error assessment more reliable.
We evaluated a trigger methodology to rigorously improve surveillance of diagnostic errors in routine primary care practice. One of our computerized triggers had a higher PPV to detect diagnostic error, and lower proportion of false positives, than any other known method. Additionally, the reliability of diagnostic error detection in our triggered population was higher than previous studies on diagnostic error.36 These methods can be used to identify and learn from diagnostic errors in primary care so that preventive strategies can be developed.
Our study has several unique strengths. We leveraged the electronic health record (EHR) infrastructure of two large healthcare systems that involved several types of practice settings (internal medicine and family medicine, academic and nonacademic). The increasing use of electronic health records (EHRs) facilitates creation of health data repositories that contain longitudinal patient information in a far more integrated fashion than in previous record systems.
Because of the heterogeneous causes and outcomes of diagnostic errors, several types of methods are needed to capture the full range of these events. 2, 20, 37 Our trigger methodology thus could have broad applicability especially because our queries contained information available in almost all EHRs.
The study has key implications for future primary care reform. Given high patient volumes, rushed office visits, and multiple competing demands for PCPs' attention, our findings are not surprising and call for a multi-pronged intervention effort for error prevention.21, 38, 39 Primary care quality improvement initiatives should consider using active surveillance methods such as Trigger 1, an approach that could be equated to initiatives related to electronic surveillance for medication errors and nosocomial infections.25, 26, 40, 41 For instance, these techniques can be used for oversight and monitoring of diagnostic performance with feedback to frontline practitioners about errors and missed opportunities. A review of triggered cases by primary care teams to ensure that all contributing factors are identified – not just those related to provider performance – will foster interdisciplinary quality improvement. This strategy could complement and strengthen other provider-focused interventions, which in isolation are unlikely to effect significant change.
Underdeveloped detection methods have been a major impediment to progress in understanding and preventing diagnostic errors. By refining our triggers and reducing false positives, we created detection methods that are far more efficient than conducting random record reviews or relying on incident reporting systems.42 Previously used methods to study diagnostic errors have notable limitations: autopsies are now infrequent,43 self-report methods (eg, surveys and voluntary reporting) are prone to reporting bias, and malpractice claims, although useful, shed light on a narrow and non-representative spectrum of medical error.2, 15, 20, 23, 44 Medical record review is often considered the gold standard for studying diagnostic errors, but it is time consuming and costly. Moreover, random record review has a relatively low yield if used non-selectively, as shown in our non-triggered (control) group.45 While our methodology can be useful to "trigger" additional investigation, there are challenges to reliable diagnostic error assessment such as low agreement rates and uncertainty about how best to statistically evaluate agreement in the case of low error rates.46, 47 Thus, although our methods improve detection of diagnostic errors, their ultimate usefulness will depend on continued efforts to improve their reliability.
Our findings have several limitations. Our methods may not be generalizable to primary care practices that do not belong to an integrated health system or that lack staffing necessary for record reviews. Although chart review may be the best available method for detecting diagnostic errors, it is not perfect because written documentation might not accurately represent all aspects of a patient encounter. The kappa agreement between our reviewers was only fair. However, judgment for diagnostic errors is more difficult than other types of errors,20 and our kappa was higher than in other comparable studies of diagnostic error.48 This methodology might not be able to detect many types of serious diagnostic errors that would not result in another medical encounter within 14 days..49 We also likely underestimated the number of errors because we were unable to access admissions or outpatient visits at other institutions, and because some misdiagnosed patients, unknown to us, might have recovered without further care (i.e. false negative situations). Finally, we did not assess severity of errors or associated harm. However, the fact that these errors led to further contact with the healthcare system suggests they were not inconsequential and would have been defined as adverse events in most studies.
In summary, an EHR-facilitated trigger and review methodology can be used for improving detection of diagnostic errors in routine primary care practice. Primary care reform initiatives should consider these methods for error surveillance, a key first step toward error prevention.
We thank Annie Bradford, PhD, for assistance with medical editing.
Funding Source: The study was supported by an NIH K23 career development award (K23CA125585) to Dr. Singh, Agency for Health Care Research and Quality Health Services Research Demonstration and Dissemination Grant (R18HS17244-02) to Dr. Thomas, and in part by the Houston VA HSR&D Center of Excellence (HFP90-020). These sources had no role in the design and conduct of the study; collection, management, analysis, and interpretation of the data; and preparation, review, or approval of the manuscript.
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