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Notes from the Dungeon.
January 1, 2003... Welcome to the Winter issue of FOCUS Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine. As usual, there's a lot going on around here that we want to bring you up to speed on. First of all, this issue marks the 12th consecutive year of national publication of FOCUS, something we're quite proud of....
Smart travel tips. (Conference Highlight).
January 1, 2003... Cramped airline seats. . . long car rental lines. . . congested expressways. . . lost hotel reservations. . . Yikes! It's a litany of horror familiar to any traveler. And there's more to come: Despite the growth of electronic commerce we're hitting the road more often. Is there any way of...
Chronic bronchitis. (Clinical Keeper #3).
January 1, 2003... Chronic bronchitis is an obstructive pulmonary disease that causes definitive changes to the airways of the patients afflicted. This results in structural changes to the airways, airway inflammation, excessive mucus production, and permanent air flow obstruction. The pathology is significant...
Ten reasons you won't get promoted. (Management Keeper #45).
January 1, 2003... You've been campaigning for a promotion into management. You've enlisted your boss's help and you've read job postings until you're bleary-eyed. You've been promised a promotion by everyone who could make such a promise, including your boss's boss and two of your boss's peers "should anything...
The morality of meddling. (Management).(article includes author correction: "The Fuzzy Line Between Work and Home", Fall 2002 issue, was authored by Leah Curtin)
January 1, 2003... There is an old story told about a devout elderly woman who swayed and rocked in her pew, murmuring 'Amen. Amen. Praise God!' as the minister preached against all the more common sins... Until he started in on the evils of snuff-dipping. At that, the pious old girl sat bolt upright and said,...