An insight into a popular yet complex genre that has developed over the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries. The volume explores the contemporary anxieties to which crime fiction …

Background PulsePoint Respond is a novel mobile device application that notifies citizens
within 400 m (∼1/4 mile) of a suspected cardiac arrest to facilitate resuscitation. Our …

… Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Worthington, Heather, 1953The rise
of the detective in early nineteenth-century popular fiction / Heather Worthington. …

… HEATHER WORTHINGT ON … An ex-librarian, Heather Worthington is currently reading
for a Ph.D. at the Centre for Critical and Cultural Theory at the University of Wales, Cardiff. …

In Arthur Conan Doyle’s first Sherlock Holmes story, A Study in Scarlet (1887), Dr Watson is
introduced to Holmes by Stamford, an ex-colleague from Bart’s (St Bartholomew’s Hospital, …

Waters and Worthington consider two commercially successful crime fiction subgenres that
speak back to Golden Age plot structures and themes: domestic noir and the American cozy, …

Objective Patient volume as a surrogate for institutional experience has been associated with
quality of care indicators for a variety of illnesses. We evaluated the association between …

BACKGROUND: Income-based deductibles are present in several provincial public drug plans
in Canada and have been the subject of extensive debate. We studied the impact of such …

Background: Studies on patient mobility have focused on patients who become lost-to-follow-up
(LTFU). Much less is known about patients who move with a planned transfer of care …

Objectives The role of cost-sharing for medicines is under active policy discussion, including
in proposals for value-based insurance design. To inform this debate, we estimated the …