During the 1760s, Boston, New York and other colonies established committees of correspondence to organize resistance to such unpopular legislation. These early committees of correspondence were assumed to be temporary structures that would be dissolved as soon as a particular policy was rescinded. The...
In an era before modern communications, news was generally disseminated in hand-written letters that were carried aboard ships or by couriers on horseback. Those means were employed by the critics of British imperial policy in America to spread their interpretations of current events. Special committ...
Take the next step in your education about this subject by studying the lesson entitled The Committees of Correspondence: Definition & Purpose. You'll have the opportunity to learn about: British acts and taxes States that established committees ...
The Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences has established a Commission on Ethics and Scientific Integrity to evaluate medical research conducted by its faculty and students and at its affiliated hospitals. All projects submitted to the Commission on Ethics and Scientific Integrity between 2018 ...
These innovations in the organisation of the farm industry are examined in this paper, using information derived from the minute books and correspondence of the county committees during the period 1915-19.doi:10.1016/0309-586X(74)90005-3John Sheail...
For example, annual budget bills (including ones introduced by the chief of the cabinet), a bill that tried to relocate the capital to the province of Río Negro (PE-264/86), a bill that established a federal system of fishing regulation (PE-11/91), a bill that amended the value-added...
Institutional review boards (IRBs) are committees established in accordance with US federal regulations to review and monitor clinical trials and other research with human subjects. IRBs evolved from a history of egregious ethical violations in research with human subjects and the ethics codes and decla...
Would primary care services benefit from the aid of a clinical ethics committee (CEC)? While CECs have been established in hospitals in many Western countries, there is little research on CECs in primary care (Doran et al., 2016; Slowther et al., 2004). By “primary care” and “communi...
Clinical governance is a well-established vehicle through which health organizations as a whole are accountable for the quality of patient care [10]. Clinical governance aims to integrate fragmented CQI efforts for patient care into a centralized internal quality management system [11]. Similarly, ...