How has this new test been applied in other cases,post-Lister?
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The test in Lister (1. Is the tort so closely connected with the employee's course of employment that 2. it would be fair and just to hold the employer vicariously liable) has been applied in the years preceeding by a number of different jurisdictions. In:\n\nEngland: Dubai v Aluminuium Salaam [2003] 1 All ER 97\nCanada: Bazley v Curry [1999] 174 DLR (4th) 45\nIreland: Mattis v Pollock [2003] 1 WLR 2158\n\nI strongly recommend reading the judgement in Mattis. The judge very clearly explains the implications of Lister. (You can access it on bailii) While Mattis was not a sexual abuse case, the employee did act entirely out of the course of his employment, notwithstanding,  the employer (defendant) was still held liable.
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"Omnibus" does not have a special meaning in this case.  As in regular english, it means "providing for many things at once."\n\nMany statistical tests only test one aspect.  For example, normality may be tested by determining whether the skewness of a distribution is within the range expected for a normal distribution.\n\nAn "omnibus test" tests more than one thing.  For example, an omnibus test of normality might require that both skewness and kurtosis be within the ranges expected for a normal distribution.
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There a article called "TEST REVIEW: The Smell Identification Test" in the Journal Forensic Neuropsychology (vol 1, Number 4, 1999)\n\nNot sure it the same test you are talking about
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it depends on the test results
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I am looking for similar test answers but for the BONENT TEST which is for dialysis technicians.  If you receive any info..do you mind posting it?  Thanks in advance.\nRobert
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You can of course try anything you wish.  However, I would suggest that you perform (or have performed) a flame test on any sample product.  I recall that the UL (Underwriters Lab) was involved in a law suit re' testing of new styrofoam panels for insulation.  The panels were used to insulate a garage and were not covered.  When a fire broke out the panels became a holocaust (causing a death).  The panels evidently passed a flame test when horizontal igniting slowly and were not tested vertically which would have shown that they were a hazard and needed to be covered to resist flame and burn rate.  You could check your panels against fibreboard (horizontally and vertically) to check for gross problems.  Also have a Lab perform formal tests before going commercial.  I would think the binder and surface texture would be very important.  good luck.
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1. If the patient is NPO do you need evidence with MBS or some other tests before you do a bed side eval with different lquids and food textures? \n2. Also has anyone had experience with the National standards diets for dysphagia? Would like to know whether anyone likes the standardization, whether it works in SNF settings or not. \n3. Have you known of patients developing swallow problems after a few months after a stroke and they have become medically stabilized. What would cause such a sudden onset. Pt has developed no other problem and progressing well otherwise. Are there some medications (changes in dosages , etc., that might likely cause some side effects that affect the strength and mobility of muscles? Any thoughts on that? \nAnyone with experience with   ** Vital Stim? **   or E-stim? what's the difference? between the two instruments? \nSoem SLPs tend to say E-stim is better than Vital stim. redaing the literature both seem to be based on minimal research and the FDA approval seems to just say that the instrument is safe to use under specific conditions. \n\nMay be it help for your but i did not find anything else about this topic
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This can be done by a blood test.
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Here is one of the tests you are talking about.  I hope this helps.
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It could be a combo test to detect antibodies to HIV1+2. The other option is a follow up confirmation test to rule out any kind of cross reaction in the first test. None HIV screening test is 100%.\n\nTo the blood stain gloves on the technicians : I can not believe that the gloves were blood stained before he stuck you. If so please inform his boss asap. and make a report. \nHopefully the blood was from you.
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I'd like to know how they tested that...and who had that job!!!
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as a person that is HIV+ please listen to this... its not 6 months anymore. The CDC recommends 13 weeks but the ELISA and Western Blot test can detect the virus much sooner. Until you find out your results please make sure that you are protecting not only yourself but the ones whom you engage in relations with. And as far as Post Exposure Prophalaxis is concerned it hasn't been proven to be 100 % effective and generally is done with rape victims only.
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contact the company that made the test, they should have sample problems
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Probably a t-test. \n\nTell us what hypothesis you are testing.
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If you suspect that scores are not the same within two groups, you must place this statement in the alternative hypothesis.\n\nHo=scores are same\nHa=scores are not the same.\n\nBy claiming this this way, you can test it using the in formation obtained from the sample data and conclude whether or not data is sufficient to claim that you can reject the null hypothesis, and decide that scores are not the same. Always, you must place a new claim, a new suspicion in the alternative hypothesis, so that you can reject the null and conclude Ha, or you can not reject and conclude that you have not enough evidence to claim Ha.
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i had the disease too and i had the test. i dont know the medical explanation but the idea is that this test shows if the disease is now chronic or if u r completely recovered.
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What are they testing for?