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4. Effective Surveillance to Identify the Surgical Patients Carrying Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus on Admission in a Pediatric Ward

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Yamamoto, Miki, Ohno, Koichi, Morotomi, Yoshiki, Satomi, Miwa, Sakae, Yukari, Suehiro, Shigefumi, Yamamoto, Miki, Ohno, Koichi, Morotomi, Yoshiki, Satomi, Miwa, Sakae, Yukari, and Suehiro, Shigefumi

Abstract

Background : To effectively detect surgical patients carrying methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in a pediatric ward, we investigated who should be tested through bacteriological surveillance on admission. / Methods : In 1124 patients, bacteriological examination of throat swabs and stool samples was performed within 48 hours after admission. The relations between carrier rate (CR) of MRSA and a history of hospitalization, neurological disorder (ND), and age group were retrospectively investigated....

Published
2016

5. Effective Surveillance to Identify the Surgical Patients Carrying Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus on Admission in a Pediatric Ward

Author

Yamamoto, Miki, Ohno, Koichi, Morotomi, Yoshiki, Satomi, Miwa, Sakae, Yukari, Suehiro, Shigefumi, Yamamoto, Miki, Ohno, Koichi, Morotomi, Yoshiki, Satomi, Miwa, Sakae, Yukari, and Suehiro, Shigefumi

Abstract

Background : To effectively detect surgical patients carrying methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in a pediatric ward, we investigated who should be tested through bacteriological surveillance on admission. / Methods : In 1124 patients, bacteriological examination of throat swabs and stool samples was performed within 48 hours after admission. The relations between carrier rate (CR) of MRSA and a history of hospitalization, neurological disorder (ND), and age group were retrospectively investigated....

Published
2016

7. Computational Analysis of an Evolutionarily Conserved Vertebrate Muscle Alternative Splicing Program

Author

Das, Debopriya, Das, Debopriya, Clark, Tyson A., Schweitzer, Anthony, Marr, Henry, Yamamoto, Miki L., Parra, Marilyn K., Arribere, Josh, Minovitsky, Simon, Dubchak, Inna, Blume, John E., Conboy, John G., Das, Debopriya, Das, Debopriya, Clark, Tyson A., Schweitzer, Anthony, Marr, Henry, Yamamoto, Miki L., Parra, Marilyn K., Arribere, Josh, Minovitsky, Simon, Dubchak, Inna, Blume, John E., and Conboy, John G.

Published
2006

8. Computational Analysis of an Evolutionarily Conserved Vertebrate Muscle Alternative Splicing Program

Author

Das, Debopriya, Das, Debopriya, Clark, Tyson A., Schweitzer, Anthony, Marr, Henry, Yamamoto, Miki L., Parra, Marilyn K., Arribere, Josh, Minovitsky, Simon, Dubchak, Inna, Blume, John E., Conboy, John G., Das, Debopriya, Das, Debopriya, Clark, Tyson A., Schweitzer, Anthony, Marr, Henry, Yamamoto, Miki L., Parra, Marilyn K., Arribere, Josh, Minovitsky, Simon, Dubchak, Inna, Blume, John E., and Conboy, John G.

Published
2006

9. A Framework for Developing Mobile Network Services

Author

Minden, Gary J., Calvert, Kenneth L., Solarski, Marcin, Yamamoto, Miki, Sifalakis, Manolis, Schmid, Stefan, Chart, Tim, Scott, A. C., Minden, Gary J., Calvert, Kenneth L., Solarski, Marcin, Yamamoto, Miki, Sifalakis, Manolis, Schmid, Stefan, Chart, Tim, and Scott, A. C.

Abstract

Service mobility is a highly desirable feature of future networks and will be a key factor in supporting mobile users and meeting the increasing demand for service resiliency and efficient resource management. Currently the main approaches for developing mobile services are active capsules and mobile agents but these are limited by design and fail to deliver sufficiently generic and broadly scoped solutions. In this paper we propose a framework for developing mobile (active) network services that aim to provide a more generic functionality over that offered by current approaches, promoting a more flexible and intuitive way of developing mobile applications.

Published
2004

10. A Framework for Developing Mobile Network Services

Author

Minden, Gary J., Calvert, Kenneth L., Solarski, Marcin, Yamamoto, Miki, Sifalakis, Manolis, Schmid, Stefan, Chart, Tim, Scott, A. C., Minden, Gary J., Calvert, Kenneth L., Solarski, Marcin, Yamamoto, Miki, Sifalakis, Manolis, Schmid, Stefan, Chart, Tim, and Scott, A. C.

Abstract

Service mobility is a highly desirable feature of future networks and will be a key factor in supporting mobile users and meeting the increasing demand for service resiliency and efficient resource management. Currently the main approaches for developing mobile services are active capsules and mobile agents but these are limited by design and fail to deliver sufficiently generic and broadly scoped solutions. In this paper we propose a framework for developing mobile (active) network services that aim to provide a more generic functionality over that offered by current approaches, promoting a more flexible and intuitive way of developing mobile applications.

Published
2004

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