This article explores the antecedents of Americans' perceptions of global threat, which may
influence people's policy preferences and ultimately public policy. Three predictors of global …

Recent scholarship in the field of party organization has focused attention on questions of
adaptation and change. This article isolates one component of change - innovation - and …

Background The quality and safety movement has reinvigorated interest in optimising
morbidity and mortality (M&M) rounds. We performed a systematic review to identify effective …

Purpose The COVID-19 pandemic represents a consequential moment of disruption for
medical training that has far-reaching implications for professional identity formation (PIF). To …

Background A disconnect exists between the idealized model of every patient having a family
physician (FP) who acts as the central hub for care, and the reality of health care where …

Background: It is unclear if enhanced electronic medication reconciliation systems can reduce
inappropriate medication use and improve patient care. We evaluated trends in potentially …

The decision to seek ratification of the Maastricht accords by use of the referendum, announced
by President Mitterrand on June 3, undoubtedly cannot be explained by any one factor …

Background: Vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) are a potential autologous cell source
for aortic valve tissue engineering, but have a phenotype that differs from that of valvular …

Debate about the decline and revival of American political parties proceeds unabated in
political science. Related to this debate is the attempt to link electoral outcomes with party …

As with many facets of the French polity, the phenomenon of new social movements (NSMs)
has previously been described in terms of exceptionalism. NSMs in France, it was argued, …