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• Explanatory pluralism in the medical sciences: theory and practice. 

  De Vreese, Leen; Weber, Erik; Van Bouwel, Jeroen (2010-10)

  Explanatory pluralism is the view that the best form and level of explanation depends on the kind of question one seeks to answer by the explanation, and that in order to answer all questions in the best way possible, we ...
• Dealing With Delicate Issues in Continuous Deep Sedation: Varying Practices Among Dutch Medical Specialists, General Practitioners, and Nursing Home Physicians 

  Hasselaar, Jeroen G.J.; Reuzel, Rob P.B.; van den Muijsenbergh, Maria E.T.C.; Koopmans, Raymond T.C.M.; Leget, Carlo J.W.; Crul, Ben J.P.; Vissers, Kris C.P. (2008-03-10)

  BACKGROUND: This article examines delicate issues in continuous deep sedation (CDS) from the perspectives of different types of physicians. The following sensitive issues involved in CDS were investigated: artificial ...
• Randomised Comparisons of Medical Tests: Sometimes Invalid, Not Always Efficient 

  Bossuyt, Patrick M.M.; Lijmer, Jeroen G.; Mol, Ben W.J. (2000-11-25)