81. Centre For Health Evidence - Presentations Hayward RSA. Integrated health Information Systems. Hayward RSA. How to TeachEvidencebased Medicine. Society of general Internal Medicine. http://www.cche.net/communications/presentations2.asp

You are here: CHE Home Communications Presentations Home News and Alerts New on this Website About Us A Brief History Where We're Going Users' Guides to EBP Projects Child Health CAP EBM Teaching Tips ELP POSPPBE SEARCH SGIM-EBM TORCH UGI Opportunities Communications Annual Progress Report Articles CHE Brochure CHE in the News Learning Activities Presentations Reports Site Map Contact Us Presentations: Citations Hayward RSA. Introduction to evidence-based practice (post-conference workshop) . Information Management and Information Technology. Edmonton, Alberta: January 26, 2002. Leung R. Effective Use of PDAs in Medicine . Centre for Health Evidence Open House. Edmonton, Alberta: January 16, 2002. Hayward RSA. Learning Environments in the Information Age . Centre for Health Evidence Open House. Edmonton, Alberta: January 16, 2002. Voth T. Users' Guides Interactive - Demonstration . Centre for Health Evidence Open House. Edmonton, Alberta: January 16, 2002. Hayward RSA. Evidence-based Medicine: Opportunity or Oxymoron . Tech Expo Days. Edmonton, Alberta: October 21, 2001.

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To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents Telepathy and the Etheric Vehicle - The Basis of Non-Separateness Students have been apt to speak simply of the etheric body as an entire integral entity and as constituted solely of etheric substance, forgetting that the etheric body is the medium for the transfer of many types of energy. They forget the following facts: [151] That the etheric body is itself composed of four types of substance, each of which is definitely specialized and found on one or other of the etheric levels. That these substances, functioning actively in any particular etheric body, create a network of channels; they produce fine tubes (if I may use so inappropriate a word) which take the general form of the dense material or tangible form with which they may be associated. This form underlies every part of the physical body and can be seen extending for a certain distance outside of the recognizable form. This etheric body is not in reality an ovoid (as the older occult books teach) but usually takes the form or general outline of the physical vehicle with which it is associated. When, however, the head center is awakened and functioning, then the ovoid appearance is far more frequent. These channels or tubes - according to the type of energy they carry - pass to certain areas of the body, via three main stations:

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93. Introduction International Center at the University of Louisville is dedicated to promoting opportunitiesfor our students and faculty to study/ research/ or teach abroad. http://www.louisville.edu/student/services/intcent/Education Abroad/Introduction

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95. The Staff Development Unit These courses will include participants from different disciplines, and to that extentthey are by necessity more general in nature than the tailored courses. http://www.sdu.bham.ac.uk/pgtraining.htm

The Staff Development Unit University Fast Find Site Index Schools / Departments Telephone Directory Email Directory Useful Contacts Frequently Asked Questions Directions / Maps Acronym Directory Vacancies THE STAFF DEVELOPMENT UNIT General Information Services Available Induction for New Staff Staff Training Courses University Policy Statement on Staff Development ... Contact Us Related Websites Personnel Services Personnel Unit STAFF DEVELOPMENT UNIT SITE SEARCH Training of Postgraduate Students in Teaching Skills The Unit offers training to cover three key areas of teaching usually undertaken by postgraduates: Assessing Students' Work; Laboratory Demonstrating; and Small Group Teaching. Additionally, the Unit offers a short course on Presentation Skills aimed at giving postgraduates some guidance on how to be effective when giving short formal inputs into any of the above teaching situations. Most of the training is organised in the Autumn and Spring Terms. Training is delivered in one of two ways a If a School has more than eight postgraduates who need training, the Unit will provide a specific tailored programme of training for that group of students. This tailored course can include some or all of the above elements as appropriate, and would normally be either a half-day or full day depending on what is included. Tailored courses are organised directly with the School, usually with a named individual; if you need to know who the co-ordinator is in your School please contact Ann Morton (ext. 3295) who will be able to help you.

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