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Michael Baram,Preben Hempel Lind?ehese grids not only manage supply but also demand. All this leads to a level of management complexity unknown in the past. Yet these complex systems can be efficiently managed via the use of information technologies and communications (ITCs), leading to the creation of intelligent grids.

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nd some ways to manage stress-producing factors will be discussed. One particularly useful skill for the academic physician is time management. Thus the application of time management techniques to the academic physician’s role receives particular emphasis.

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Public Participation in the Debate on Industrial Risk in France: A Success Story?n/consultation bodies and local initiatives to encourage participation in industrial risk. The results showed that the opportunity not only to be informed on industrial risk but also to participate in the debate was sometimes underused by the public. These studies help us understand the factors that