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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- About the author -- Acknowledgements -- 1 QOF clinical indicators: 2009/10 -- 2 How to achieve maximum QOF points -- 3 QOF: Good or bad? -- 4 Points and pounds Philip Trewinnard -- 5 Asthma -- 6 Atrial fibrillation -- 7 Cancer -- 8 Cardiovascular disease: primary prevention -- 9 Coronary heart disease: secondary prevention -- 10 Chronic kidney disease -- 11 Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease -- 12 Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) -- 13 Dementia -- 14 Depression -- 15 Diabetes mellitus -- 16 Epilepsy -- 17 Ethnicity -- 18 Heart failure -- 19 Hypertension -- 20 Hypothyroidism -- 21 Learning disability -- 22 Mental health -- 23 Obesity -- 24 Palliative care Matthias Hohmann -- 25 Smoking -- 26 Stroke and TIA -- 27 Alcohol: directed enhanced service -- 28 QOF: the assessment process John Stephen Kelly -- Index

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"This book emphasizes the toxic hazardous substances and their mode of action in environment. It compiles the latest information related to xenobiotic biodegradation strategies. It provides detailed information for the cleanup of every type of hazardous pollutants through microbial and other biological technology"--

Abstract. Floods remain a wicked problem and are becoming more destructive with
widespread ecological, social, and economic impacts. The problem is acute in
mountainous river catchments where plausible assumptions of risk behaviour
to flood exposure and vulnerability are crucial. Inclusive approaches are
required to design suitable flood early warning systems (EWSs) with a focus
on local social and governance context rather than technology, as is the case
with existing practice. We assess potential approaches for facilitating
inclusiveness in designing EWSs by integrating diverse contexts and
identifying preconditions and missing links. We advocate the use of a
SMART approach as a checklist for good practice to facilitate
bottom-up initiatives that benefit the community at risk by engaging them at every stage of the decision-making process.