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Consultant-led decision making (14/80 (18%)), consultant review before surgery (17/80 (21%)) and time to surgery (14/80 (18%)) were least frequently improved. Mortality risk documented (57/80 (71%)), lactate measurement (42/80 (53%)) and cardiac output guided fluid therapy (32/80 (40%)) were most frequently improved. Overall, only 279 of the 800 processes were improved (3 (2-5) per hospital) and 14/80 hospitals improved more than six processes. No hospital reliably implemented all 10 processes. Of 93 participating hospitals, 80 provided sufficient data for analysis, generating 800 process measure charts from 20 305 patient admissions over 27 months. A new median performance level was calculated after an observed signal.
Process improvement was defined as an observed run chart signal, using probability-based 'shift' and 'runs' rules. Mean monthly process performance was plotted on run charts. Care pathway implementation was defined as achievement of >80% median reliability in 10 measured care processes. We performed a hospital-level time-series analysis using data from the Enhanced Peri-Operative Care for High-risk patients trial.
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Our objective therefore was to evaluate whether trial participation led to care pathway implementation and to study the relationship between care pathway implementation and use of six recommended implementation strategies. Large variation was observed in implementation approaches, and the main trial result showed no mortality reduction. Practically, you may want to consider getting another copy of FS2004 (cheap now and still available at present)If your PC has "lost" the location of FS2004, Flight1 does have a registry Repair utility.A clinical trial in 93 National Health Service hospitals evaluated a quality improvement programme for emergency abdominal surgery, designed to improve mortality by improving the patient care pathway. If you're having problems with CD #4 it could be a drive problem or a corrupt/dirty CD.
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In my case this would be at least a week's work, and after some 4+ years my FS2004 has been so customized I could never reproduce it as it is.If you are having FS problems it would be far better to check that you have everything you need to reinstall, then uninstall FS2004, reboot, remove any remaining files in the folder (or move them somewhere else), reinstall FS2004, install the Service Pack, and then rebuild from there.
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Assuming that you still have the "Repair" CD that came with the PC (few ship these days with a full WinXP CD) you will have to completely reinstall everything.
I have to agree with Sven - unless you have a new PC with relatively little on it reformatting is the last resort.
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In prop planes you also need to consider leaning the mixture if it isn't turbocharged etc.At the higher altitudes you have to trade climb rate for airspeed, and what you're seeing when the planes stall is the autopilot (FSNavigator) attempting to maintain the set climb rate and thus slowly bleeding off the airspeed until you reach stalling speed.Within FSNavigator you have the option of allowing it to act as a full autopilot (all parameters set to automatic) through to full manual control where FSNavigator does not control the plane but simply acts as a moving map.In the case of the C206 you may be better off setting the options mostly to manual and maybe only fixing the desired altitude, then controlling climb rate and airspeed manually by use of the throttle and/or trim.Alastair
The value set in FSNavigator has to be some sort of compromise, as you can usually climb faster than the set value at lower altitude and need to climb slower than the value towards the aircraft's ceiling. In many cases the aircraft altitude "ceiling" is defined by a climb rate of 50 feet per second or less. The root of the problem is that each aircraft profile in FSNavigator only has a single Climb Rate / Descent Rate value, and, as has been mentioned above, towards the top of the aircraft's achievable altitude the climb rate has to be reduced, often to a small value.
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