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How do Organizations Measure Morale?,sis challenging. In this chapter, we examine how clinical assessment determines pretest probability and then guides the diagnosis and management of acute pulmonary embolism. The important role of imaging in work-up is summarized, and various imaging modalities are compared and evaluated based on up-

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Richard F. Paige,Jonathan S. Ostroffsions providing those services are expected to be more accountable for the care they give. These factors are contributing to a major increase in work stress experienced by those working in the public sector across a whole range of occupational groups. General practitioners and their teams feel this