#NLM CHAPTER 8

[yung-notorious]

LEAVE A TRAP ON THE NET, ONLY REASON YOU REACHED OUT ‘CAUSE ALL YOUR FRIENDS THINK IM SO PRETTY! — ♡

— never lose me (read here on a03) multi-chapter, word count: 108K, ongoing. "oh girl...they're definitely talking about you in a group chat." — feat. satoru gojo

not ready to commit? preview here (minor spoilers) 4 & 7

extras: master post 📓 cast wardrobe 🛍️ instagram stories 📱 playlists 🎵

+18 MDI. TAGS & WARNINGS. baddie!reader x college!gojo, alternative universe - college/university, smoking & drinking, situationships, drama, gojo slides into your DMs, everyone is messy, typical college bullsh*t, rare pairings, reader/shoko/utahime BFF shenanigans, slightly OOC, whole lotta f*cking, instagram page stalking, Highkey p*ssy 4 homework, non-consensual audio recording (not gojo)

collage made by me, all media sources from Pinterest photo credits to original! 💕

[nehasharmamine]

Global Honeycomb Sandwich Market 2019 | Manufacturers In-Depth Analysis Report to 2024

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Honeycomb sandwich is widely used in lightweight construction especially in aerospace industries because of their high specific strengths and stiffness. The typical sandwich panel consists of a lightweight core covered by two thin face sheets (skin). Each face sheet may be an isotropic material or a fiber-reinforce composite laminate while the core material may either be of metallic / aramid honeycomb or metallic / polymeric foam.

The worldwide market for Honeycomb Sandwich is expected to grow at a CAGR of roughly 2.1% over the next five years, will reach 2070 million US$ in 2024, from 1830 million US$ in 2019. This report focuses on the Honeycomb Sandwich in global market, especially in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East and Africa. This report categorizes the market based on manufacturers, regions, type and application.

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    Hexcel

    Liming Honeycomb

    Gill Corporation

    Alucoil

    Beecore Honeycomb

    EconCore

    Plascore

    Sika

    Pacfic Panels

    TRB

    Samia Canada

    Bangheda

    NLM Group

    Coretex Group

    EverGreen Group

    HONYLITE

    Qixingnuo Metal

    FORM s.r.o.

    General Veneer

    Sansheng Building Material

    Yinshanyan

    Daou Aluminum

    Nanhai Hongwei

    Advanced Custom Manufacturing

    Hubei Hangyu

    Shinko-North

    Ecoearth

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    North America (United States, Canada and Mexico)

    Europe (Germany, France, UK, Russia and Italy)

    Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India and Southeast Asia)

    South America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia etc.)

    Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa)

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    Aluminum Core

    Aramid Core

    Thermoplastic Core

    Other

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    Aerospace & Defense

    Transportation

    Construction

    Others

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Dr. Patti Brennan – #SPM2018 speaker preview “Supporting the Care Between the Care: The Role of the National Library of Medicine”

By ePATIENT DAVE deBRONKART

I’m a supporter of the Society for Participatory Medicine’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston. This article taken from the SPM “ePatients” blog tells you about just  one of the great speakers who’ll be there. Please come join us  Register here.–Matthew Holt

Here’s the latest in our series of posts by and about the outstanding speakers we’ve lined up for the Society for Participatory Medicine’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston, attached to the prestigious Connected Health conference. Register here. (Our #SPM2018 blog series has more about the speakers and activities.)

Since my earliest days in this work – even before our Society was formed – Dr. Patricia Flatley Brennan RN, PhD, FAAN, FACMI (or “Patti,” as she’s known to her many friends and fans) has been one of the most optimistic voices. She’s always been a dedicated, enlightened researcher, academic (at the University of Wisconsin, Madison) and voice of patient participation. On top of that, she was the director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s terrific Project HealthDesign: Rethinking the Power and Potential of Personal Health Records, which ran from 2006-2014, an absolutely pivotal period in the onset of personal health data. Patti knows that knowledge is power, and that patient power is naturally optimized when patient knowledge is optimized.

So you can imagine how thrilled I was when, in 2016, she was appointed the next Director of America’s National Library of Medicine (NLM). In addition to being extremely participatory, perhaps it’s no coincidence that she’s the first woman nurse and the first nurse in the post.

In a moment I’ll say more about the history of this position, and its significance in the timeline that led to SPM. For now, consider this about her topic at our conference, “the care between the care,” particularly the NLM’s role.

In advocating to improve care, patient voices have often pointed out that the vast majority of the time in our lives, medically, is spent not in the hospital or the doctor’s office. “Doc Tom” Ferguson (1943-2006), progenitor of our society, wrote (back in the 1980s!) about medical self-care, whose impact depends on our skills and our knowledge. He published books and magazines on the subject, and in 1994 was medical editor of the Millennium Edition Whole Earth Catalog (the year browsers arrive), and just 18 months later published the book Health Online.

Just months before Health Online was published, Patti’s predecessor as NLM Director, Dr. Donald Lindberg, extended the reach of the Library by leading the creation of the indispensable literature search site PubMed, then PubMed Central.

The conference where Dr. Brennan will join us is titled Democratizing Healthcare. Can you see the beautiful synchronicity in Doc Tom and the NLM concurrently seeding that democratization by spreading both skills and knowledge? In 1994?

But there’s more to the connection, right there in the e-Patient White Paper (our founding document) (English PDF) (Spanish PDF):

The opening anecdote tells the 1994 story of patient Edwin Murphy, about to have knee surgery, who got busted for trying to get at the only journal article about that surgery. Busted by hospital security! They had security people keeping patients away from the medical literature!

The most potent chapter of the White Paper (for me anyway) is #2, “Content and Connectivity,” including the pivotal “Seven Preliminary Conclusions.” In #6, “Clinicians Can No Longer Go It Alone,” Dr. Lindberg is quoted as saying “If I read and memorized two medical journal articles every night, by the end of a year I’d be 400 years behind.”  (Today that number is over 1,000 years.)

Holy forehead-slapping crap: doctors don’t know everything??  At the time (2006) it was mind-blowing – and I can tell you first-hand, there are still a lot of people (patients and doctors) who think doctors should know everything and patients should stay offline and out of the way.

Witness the Washington Post’s horrific story last month of the “prominent Manhattan gynecologist” who chided, “Stop practicing Google medicine.” You might think “But that’s Google not the literature,” but I’ve heard exactly the same about patients searching the literature. The obsolete attitude is “Foolish patient, medicine is hard – stay out of my way.” And it costs lives, like that of 19 year old Bronte Doyne.

As we’ve long said, participatory medicine is a movement in which networked patients shift from being mere passengers to responsible drivers of their care. The drivers need knowledge, and that’s why the role of the NLM Director comes in. And that’s why it’s such a big deal to us that Patti Brennan is the one chosen to be the next one. Come hear her!

p.s. Here are two tweets on the “care between the care” theme by two SPM members, visually expressing the idea.

Hugo Campos@HugoOC

“You are already your own doctor” —Tom Ferguson, MD, 1985. #PatientAutonomy #selfcare http://bit.ly/1yHPqzH  #s4pm

9:23 AM – Dec 8, 2014

@SaraRiggare

Every year I spend 1 hour in healthcare, and 8,765 hours in selfcare #worldparkinsonsday http://www.riggare.se/1-vs-8765/ 

11:00 AM – Apr 11, 2015

  Join Us for #SPM2018 in Boston October 17

Learn more about SPM’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston or register here today ($100 for members/$150 for non-members). In our early years it’s priced as a great bargain for a full day. And see this blog’s #SPM2018 series for more about the speakers and activities.

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Dr. Patti Brennan – #SPM2018 speaker preview “Supporting the Care Between the Care: The Role of the National Library of Medicine”

By ePATIENT DAVE deBRONKART

I’m a supporter of the Society for Participatory Medicine’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston. This article taken from the SPM “ePatients” blog tells you about just  one of the great speakers who’ll be there. Please come join us  Register here.–Matthew Holt

Here’s the latest in our series of posts by and about the outstanding speakers we’ve lined up for the Society for Participatory Medicine’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston, attached to the prestigious Connected Health conference. Register here. (Our #SPM2018 blog series has more about the speakers and activities.)

Since my earliest days in this work – even before our Society was formed – Dr. Patricia Flatley Brennan RN, PhD, FAAN, FACMI (or “Patti,” as she’s known to her many friends and fans) has been one of the most optimistic voices. She’s always been a dedicated, enlightened researcher, academic (at the University of Wisconsin, Madison) and voice of patient participation. On top of that, she was the director of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s terrific Project HealthDesign: Rethinking the Power and Potential of Personal Health Records, which ran from 2006-2014, an absolutely pivotal period in the onset of personal health data. Patti knows that knowledge is power, and that patient power is naturally optimized when patient knowledge is optimized.

So you can imagine how thrilled I was when, in 2016, she was appointed the next Director of America’s National Library of Medicine (NLM). In addition to being extremely participatory, perhaps it’s no coincidence that she’s the first woman nurse and the first nurse in the post.

In a moment I’ll say more about the history of this position, and its significance in the timeline that led to SPM. For now, consider this about her topic at our conference, “the care between the care,” particularly the NLM’s role.

In advocating to improve care, patient voices have often pointed out that the vast majority of the time in our lives, medically, is spent not in the hospital or the doctor’s office. “Doc Tom” Ferguson (1943-2006), progenitor of our society, wrote (back in the 1980s!) about medical self-care, whose impact depends on our skills and our knowledge. He published books and magazines on the subject, and in 1994 was medical editor of the Millennium Edition Whole Earth Catalog (the year browsers arrive), and just 18 months later published the book Health Online.

Just months before Health Online was published, Patti’s predecessor as NLM Director, Dr. Donald Lindberg, extended the reach of the Library by leading the creation of the indispensable literature search site PubMed, then PubMed Central.

The conference where Dr. Brennan will join us is titled Democratizing Healthcare. Can you see the beautiful synchronicity in Doc Tom and the NLM concurrently seeding that democratization by spreading both skills and knowledge? In 1994?

But there’s more to the connection, right there in the e-Patient White Paper (our founding document) (English PDF) (Spanish PDF):

The opening anecdote tells the 1994 story of patient Edwin Murphy, about to have knee surgery, who got busted for trying to get at the only journal article about that surgery. Busted by hospital security! They had security people keeping patients away from the medical literature!

The most potent chapter of the White Paper (for me anyway) is #2, “Content and Connectivity,” including the pivotal “Seven Preliminary Conclusions.” In #6, “Clinicians Can No Longer Go It Alone,” Dr. Lindberg is quoted as saying “If I read and memorized two medical journal articles every night, by the end of a year I’d be 400 years behind.”  (Today that number is over 1,000 years.)

Holy forehead-slapping crap: doctors don’t know everything??  At the time (2006) it was mind-blowing – and I can tell you first-hand, there are still a lot of people (patients and doctors) who think doctors should know everything and patients should stay offline and out of the way.

Witness the Washington Post’s horrific story last month of the “prominent Manhattan gynecologist” who chided, “Stop practicing Google medicine.” You might think “But that’s Google not the literature,” but I’ve heard exactly the same about patients searching the literature. The obsolete attitude is “Foolish patient, medicine is hard – stay out of my way.” And it costs lives, like that of 19 year old Bronte Doyne.

As we’ve long said, participatory medicine is a movement in which networked patients shift from being mere passengers to responsible drivers of their care. The drivers need knowledge, and that’s why the role of the NLM Director comes in. And that’s why it’s such a big deal to us that Patti Brennan is the one chosen to be the next one. Come hear her!

p.s. Here are two tweets on the “care between the care” theme by two SPM members, visually expressing the idea.

Hugo Campos@HugoOC

“You are already your own doctor” —Tom Ferguson, MD, 1985. #PatientAutonomy #selfcare http://bit.ly/1yHPqzH  #s4pm

9:23 AM – Dec 8, 2014

@SaraRiggare

Every year I spend 1 hour in healthcare, and 8,765 hours in selfcare #worldparkinsonsday http://www.riggare.se/1-vs-8765/ 

11:00 AM – Apr 11, 2015

  Join Us for #SPM2018 in Boston October 17

Learn more about SPM’s second annual conference on Oct. 17 in Boston or register here today ($100 for members/$150 for non-members). In our early years it’s priced as a great bargain for a full day. And see this blog’s #SPM2018 series for more about the speakers and activities.

Article source:The Health Care Blog

[yung-notorious]

[yung-notorious]

I’ll give a hint

[yung-notorious]

🆕 ‘NEVER LOSE ME’ WHAT’S IN MY CLOSET!? - ♡

NLM Cast Wardrobe - (Chapters 1-7)

1. Burberry 'Her' Eau de Parfum

2. Nike 'Dunk Low Casual' White/Laser Fuchsia

3. Huda Beauty 'Faux Filler' Extra Shine Lip Gloss 'Sugar Baby'

4. Victoria's Secret 'Bombshell' Black Shine Strap

5. Louis Vuitton 'Félicie Pochette'

6. Jimmy Choo 'I Want Choo' Le Parfum

7. MCM 'Liz Reversible Medium Visetos' Black Tote Bag

8. Pandora Heart Charm Bracelet

9. Marc Jacobs Leather Small Tote 'Scorched'

10. Marc Jacobs 'Daisy Love' Eau de Toilette

11. Dior 'B23 High-Top' Sneaker

12. Skims Cotton Rib T-Shirt 'Sugar Pink'

[yung-notorious]

i just reread nlm and i’m just peeping how mean reader actually is to gojo 😭😭 are we getting soft/lover girl reader in chap 8 bc POOR HIM !!

hehe I find it so interesting that yalls opinions of them or of their actions change as the story develops. I deff think NLM requires multiple read throughs….like hmm so that’s why that happened?? 🙈 but to answer your question with a question: do you think gojo is capable of bringing that soft/lover girl out of her?

as always tysm for reading my work and supporting me 🫶🏽🩷 I really think chapter 8 will surprise you all…you never know what’s gonna happen next with those two

[yung-notorious]

girl i just have to say i love NLM so much it has become my comfort read & the only thing for me to look forward to since starting grad school <33

so excited to hear chapter 8 is long & sweet for our girl i need that!!!

yesss she’s a cute little cozy read, something to unwind too!! wishing you good luck throughout the semester, grad school is no joke. I rmr when I was taking undergrad & graduate credits at the same time. those night classes were a bitch but it was so worth it. I’m excited to release chapter 8 too. Shout out to all my beta readers 🥺

[yung-notorious]

i just wanted to let u know that ur writing is literally so amazing like u should genuinely be so proud of urself seriously 😭!! i stumbled upon ur nlm series like 2 days ago and ive already read everything and mind u i have the shortest attention span ever but i was reading them chapters back to back like my life depended on it! i haven’t been this hooked on a fanfic in a hot minuteee so i’m rlly grateful i stuck around and got to read this masterpiece😫. ur truly amazing keep doing what ur doing luv 💕💕

tysm for sending me this, I truly appreciate your support. haha I love that NLM has you all hooked, it really is such a cozy bedtime read 😭💕 so many twists and turns you never know what’s going to happen next!! can’t wait to post chapter 8!