Inégalités sociales de santé - Quels enjeux clarifier pour l'évaluation des projets ?

Conference (2009, July)

Inequalities from two rows of the simplex tableau

in Fischetti, Matteo; David P., Williamson (Eds.) Integer Programming and Combinatorial Optimization, 12th International IPCO Conference, Ithaca, NY, USA, June 25-27, 2007, Proceedings. (2007, June)

In this paper we explore the geometry of the integer points in a cone rooted at a rational point. This basic geometric object allows us to establish some links between lattice point free bodies and the ... [more ▼]

In this paper we explore the geometry of the integer points in a cone rooted at a rational point. This basic geometric object allows us to establish some links between lattice point free bodies and the derivation of inequalities for mixed integer linear programs by considering two rows of a simplex tableau simultaneously. [less ▲]

Inequalities in post-secondary educational aspirations : influence of peers, socioeconomic background and structural characteristics of the education system.

Conference (2011, September)

INERD Software, user's manual and references

Report (2009)

Inerférométrie III. Astrophysique et Techniques Spatiales: Cours No 6/ Ingés aéro/Ingés phys, Cours No 3/Phys Master en Sciences Spatiales 2011-2012 (Fichiers pdf + vidéos:mov, m4v))

Learning material (2011)

Introduction à l'interférométrie optique/IR (3ème partie)

Inertance pressures and their implications in pulmonary function testing in cattle

in Archives Internationales de Physiologie et de Biochimie (1987), 95(4), 74

Inertie clinique dans la prise en charge du patient diabetique de type 2: quelles solutions proposer?

in Revue Médicale de Liège (2010), 65(5-6), 318-25

Although strict glucose control can prevent or delay the onset of complications in patients with diabetes, optimal control frequently is not achieved. A partial explanation for this phenomenon can be ... [more ▼]

Although strict glucose control can prevent or delay the onset of complications in patients with diabetes, optimal control frequently is not achieved. A partial explanation for this phenomenon can be attributed to so-called clinical inertia of physicians, defined as "recognition of the problem but failure to act". Such therapeutic inertia may result from patient's reluctance, difficulties inherent to available treatments and physician's attitudes. Clinical inertia may be present at each successive step in the management of type 2 diabetes. This article describes some solutions to help physicians reducing therapeutic inertia and improving patient care. [less ▲]

L'inertie dans la maison individuelle : un gain de consommation énergétique ? Simulation et étude de cas

in Revue générale de thermique (1991), 30(352), 240-249

L'inertie thermique dans le bâtiment est l'une des composantes les plus étudiées en architecture bioclimatique. Le principal intérêt d'une grande capacité thermique est d'assurer le confort, surtout ... [more ▼]

L'inertie thermique dans le bâtiment est l'une des composantes les plus étudiées en architecture bioclimatique. Le principal intérêt d'une grande capacité thermique est d'assurer le confort, surtout durant l'été, en déphasant les apports extérieurs et en atténuant les fluctuations de la température extérieure. L'inertie a beaucoup été étudiée dans des cellules-tests. La démarche décrite dans cet article se base sur une modélisation par le logiciel Suncode de différentes variantes d'une maison unifamiliale, représentative du parc de logement belge. Pour une maison purement passive, il s'avère que la consommation énergétique annuelle est beaucoup moins sensible à l'inertie qu'à l'isolation de la maison. Une saturation de consommation est même atteinte pour de grandes inerties. Pour assurer un déphasage supérieur à une journée, il conviendrait de favoriser un système actif de captation de l'énergie solaire qui serait directement injectée dans le milieu des parois épaisses de la maison. [less ▲]

Inertie therapeutique dans la pratique medicale: causes, consequences, solutions.

in Revue Médicale de Liège (2010), 65(5-6), 232-8

Therapeutic inertia is one of the components of clinical inertia. It mainly concerns the management of chronic diseases. It may be defined as the attitude of health care providers who do not initiate or ... [more ▼]

Therapeutic inertia is one of the components of clinical inertia. It mainly concerns the management of chronic diseases. It may be defined as the attitude of health care providers who do not initiate or intensify therapy appropriately despite recognition of the problem. Multiple causes may be identified, related to the physician but also to the patient and to the health care system. The consequences may be dramatic, both for the patient, in terms of quality of life and/or life expectancy, and for the society, because of the huge cost resulting from complications due to therapeutic inertia. Thus, various solutions should be proposed to help solving this important public health problem, focusing the actions on the physician, the patient and/or the health care system. [less ▲]

Inertie thérapeutique en hypertension artérielle: pourquoi et comment combattre cette attitude?

in Revue Médicale de Liège (2010), 65(5-6), 273-277

Therapeutic inertia, i.e. the absence of introduction of an antihypertensive treatment or on adjustment of its intensity by the medical doctor if the blood pressure is elevated or the goal not reached, is ... [more ▼]

Therapeutic inertia, i.e. the absence of introduction of an antihypertensive treatment or on adjustment of its intensity by the medical doctor if the blood pressure is elevated or the goal not reached, is frequent and does play a role in the insufficient control of blood presure in the hypertensive population. The responsibility of the medical doctor is high in this respect. A strict medical approach is required, step by step, to correct this lack of reaction. [less ▲]