How do you compare?

Article Abstract:

Health service indicators (HSIs) can be accessed by nurses on computer to compare services within the National Health Service (NHS) across the UK. The HSIs are published on floppy disks annually by the NHS Management Executive. The software is easy to use, with menus to direct the user to his goal. 'Clusters' allow the nurse to compare services by providers in similar locations to her own. Many indicators can also be used for specialities. Examples of HSIs use in information about hip replacement, outpatients, and services for the aged are also presented.

Usage, Information services, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Centralized databases

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Ion channels: from idea to reality

Article Abstract:

The history of research on ion channels is discussed. The theory that there were pores in cells that allowed substances to pass in and out was first proposed in the 1840s.

History, Ion channels

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Protect your knees

Article Abstract:

Advice for maintaining healthy knee joints is offered. Any kind of overuse is potentially damaging, so training routines and a balanced workout routine are vital.

Health aspects, Knee

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