Post-COVID condition or “long COVID”, return-to work, and occupational health research by Alexis Descatha, Bradley A Evanoff, Marc Fadel

“…The “Global Burden of Disease Long COVID Collaborators”, a worldwide collaboration, defined three main post-COVID condition symptoms: (i) persistent fatigue with bodily pain (myalgia) or mood swings; (ii) cognitive problems, often forgetfulness or concentration difficulties, commonly referred to as “brain fog;” and (iii) ongoing respiratory problems (shortness of breath and persistent cough as the main symptoms) (22). This task force showed that, in a pooled study of over one million subjects, the prevalence of post-COVID condition was 0.9% [95% confidence interval (CI) 0.3–2.0%] after one year, but was at as high as 15% for symptoms that were presents at three months. …”
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Impacto del ENUM en las redes y los servicios by Nelson A. Prieto Rivero2, Marcos A. Pérez García1

“…[endif]--> <p class="MsoNormal" style="text-align: justify;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: ";Times New Roman";,";serif";;" lang="ES">El ENUM o<span>  </span>“Correspondencia de Números Telefónicos” mas conocido por sus siglas en idioma inglés “ENUM” –Telephone Number Mapping- desarrollado por la Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) se le considera el primer servicio de convergencia de las redes telefónicas y de la Internet y se basa en la asociación de números telefónicos con recursos de red o servicios en el sistema de Nombre de Dominio o DNS.…”
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Access to Care During a Global Health Crisis

“…CARTER-POKRAS: Differential access and quality of care and implicit bias have been discussed in numerous reports over the past few decades, for example, with the 1985 Task Force Report on Black and Minority Health13 and the Unequal Treatment Report from the Institute of Medicine.14 After taking into account health insurance coverage and other issues, you still see that difference in access to certain treatments when you look at many cardiovascular and other health conditions. …”
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Should health professionals screen all women for domestic violence? by Ann Taket, C Nadine Wathen, Harriet Macmillan

“…BACKGROUND TO THE DEBATE: The US and Canadian task forces on preventive health recently declared that there is not enough evidence to recommend for or against routine universal screening of women for domestic violence. …”
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Data Generation for Regulatory Agencies : A Collaborative Approach / by Barnekow, David E., editor 645629, Krolski, Michael E., editor 645630

“…This work highlights the formation, operation, and data submission of task forces along with the use of the submitted data by regulators evaluating individual products. …”
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A participatory practice study for the improvement of sub-regional health vulnerabilities: a qualitative study by Jeehee Pyo, Haneul Lee, Yangwha Kang, Jaewook Oh, Minsu Ock

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Poland under German and Soviet Occupation 1939–1941: Approaches to a Comparison by Alexandra Pulvermacher

“…Numerous parallels emerge: Both occupiers set up task forces, which, in the wake of the armies, arrested potential political enemies. …”
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Physical inactivity and dementia in Brazil: a call to action by Natan Feter, Jayne Santos Leite

“…Considering the projected prevalence of dementia by 2050 in Brazil, well-coordinated task forces are needed to improve awareness of non-pharmacological approaches in order to reduce the current and projected burden of dementia in the country. …”
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Emergency Reporting Procedure in a Multi-National Environment by Frantisek Salenka, Dusana Salenka, Marian Furi

“…The first impulse for creating this procedure started in armed task forces and due to the great effect fluently increased to the civilian sector. …”
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COMPUTER ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING by O. I. Maximova

“…They were developed as a result of a study commissioned by the educational unit of the European Union and formulated in a number of documents published in the early 2000s. As a result, task forces were established to develop recommendations and training programs at different regional levels and stages of teaching. …”
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Dance, as an art, ritual and history (ХVІІІ - ХХ of century) by Taras Osadtsiv

“…In the article the process of evolution of choreographic art, as display of adaptation of task forces, is examined to the change of historical processes and, simultaneously their influence on the further evolution of historical development. …”
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U.S. medical organizations and climate change advocacy: a review of public facing websites by Thomas Bush, William A. Jensen, Tamiko R. Katsumoto

“…Methods We conducted a review of the public facing websites of member organizations of the AMA House of Delegates and the AMA, which were scored based on inclusion of content related to climate change in position statements or policies, task forces or committees, patient education materials, practice recommendations and any official society publications. …”
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The use of NATO Evaluation Tools for the Assessment of the Czech Land and Air Forces Preparedness by Petr Slíva, Tomáš Špok

“…The results of the research confirmed the inconsistent approach to the application of standardized tools and methods for evaluation of units, which are not declared for the NATO and the EU Task Forces. Based on the results of the analysis and with the utilization of the best practice approaches, there was formulated an innovative approach to assessment of the required capabilities of all headquarters and units. …”
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Strategic diversity leadership : activating change and transformation in higher education / by Williams, Damon A., author

After the Brahimi Report: doctrinal culture, practical developments and the new and remaining challenges of UN peace operations by Letícia Carvalho de Souza Andrade, Geraldine Rosas Duarte, Matheus de Abreu Costa Souza

“…However, we argue that the deployment of stabilisation operations, aimed at providing task-forces to support national authorities in neutralising non-state armed groups, undermines the Report’s guidelines and exacerbate intricate issues already identified in it. …”
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Learning and linking for invasive species management by Sally W. Nourani, Marianne E. Krasny, Daniel J. Decker

“…Findings indicate that knowledge networks were built through task forces that brought together local and state government, university, and private stakeholders. …”
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ASPECTS REGARDING THE DEFENSIVE OPERATIONS OF THE MECHANIZED (INFANTRY) BRIGADE IN THE JOINT CONTEXT by Cristian ȚECU

“…At the same time, the need for flexibility in preparing and conducting operations against an opponent with fluctuating combat potential highlights the need to form joint task forces. Flexibility implies that this force, adopting a certain modular organization, be able to carry out operations specific to armed struggle, when such operations are required and also the same force, but in another modular organization, to be able to, in -an optimal time, to perform stability and support operations.   …”
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The Peoples’ Web and the university: agroecology, insurgent traditional knowledge and epistemic decolonization by Spensy Kmitta Pimentel, Paulo Dimas Rocha de Menezes

“…Through meetings with students, task forces and workshops, followed by the action-research method, the Teia allows us to advance in understanding the possible relationships between agroecology and a decolonial education project. …”
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A muse of fire: why the U.S. Military forgets what it learns in war by Askonas, J

“…The demobilization and post-war retooling process destroys the specific sub-organizations which learn in war, namely joint task forces and ad hoc task-built organizations. This research has the potential to make a significant and novel contribution both to our understanding of repeated American foreign policy mistakes and to the broader literature on military adaptation and effectiveness.…”

Guideline for the investigation and management of eosinophilia by Butt, N, Lambert, J, Ali, S, Beer, P, Cross, N, Duncombe, A, Ewing, J, Harrison, C, Knapper, S, McLornan, D, Mead, A, Radia, D, Bain, B

“…The writing group produced the draft guideline which was subsequently revised by consensus by members of the General Haematology and Haemato-oncology Task Forces of the British Committee for Standards in Haematology. …”