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The federal high court in Abuja on Monday gave the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) the nod to continue the collation and announcing of result of the governorship election that held in Bauchi State on March 9.
Punch reports that, in a judgement delivered by Justice Inyang Ekwo, he dismissed the suit to stop further collation lodged by All Progressives Congress (APC), and its candidate, Mohammed Abubakar who is the incumbent governor of the state.
The defendant (INEC) should be allowed to continue its constitutional duty.
There is no legal impediment before the defendant to go on with the decision of the defendant to execute its decision in its press release.
It should be recalled that the court had initially ordered that the collation be suspended pending the decision of the court on the suit which had INEC as the defendant.


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Hero Women's Football Gold Cup 2019: Nepal Bounces Back, Stands 2nd in the List!
By defeating India in yesterday's match, Nepal now stands second in the tournament after Myanmar
Nepal left its striking mark in another South Asian sports event that have India, Myanmar and Iran playing for the 'Gold'.
Yes, we are speaking about the ongoing Hero Women's Gold Cup in Football 2019 in India's Bhubaneshwar.
After a defeat from Myanmar in the initial match, Nepali women football team was waiting for the right time to make the audience feel its presence. And, it bounced back in the match held on February 11, 2019.
In a stunning performance, Nepali team shook Indian women football team by striking 'two goals in a matter of three minutes' within the opening minutes of the match at Kalinga Stadium.
All-round applause for Sabitra Bhandari, who made this rare feat driving Nepali team, marking the Himalayan nation's first-ever victory in the tournament against India!
Continuing the pace after third minute, Bhandari made her team stand ahead in the fifth minute.
Though the hosts tried their best further, Nepali team was firm enough in stopping them in the first half of the game.
Indian team tried further but couldn't face the ire of Sabitra even in the second half, where she scored hat-trick in the 71st minute.
With a 2-1 win over India in the concluded match, Nepali team revived hopes of entering the Hero Women's Gold Cup 2019 finals.
This win brought three points to Nepal and moved it to second position in the list after Myanmar, which is currently leading with six points after back-to-back wins against Nepal and Iran.
Now, Nepal will have to face Iran in the last group match on February 13, 2019 to secure its place in the finals of the tournament, scheduled for February 15, 2019. Other side, India will also face Myanmar in the last fixture.
The top two teams of the final group match will head to finals!
Excited?? Hold on for a day!
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Non-invasive test is using ML to diagnose prostate cancerNon-invasive test is using ML to diagnose prostate cancer
The test only needs a drop of urine to work
Diagnosing prostate cancer – the most common cancer among men – typically involves invasive and uncomfortable procedures, but now scientists say they have found a way to identify the disease with just a drop of urine, thanks to AI.
The test, developed by a team from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), takes 20 minutes and promises 99% accuracy "under the best combination of biomarkers."
Existing tests often result in false positives and unnecessary biopsies, which require a small amount of prostate tissue from the patient to examine for cancerous cells.
KIST's method uses biosensors made up of dual-gate field effect transistors to identify the presence of specific biomarkers in the sample. Data on concentration of biomarkers is then fed through trained algorithms, which attempt to predict whether or not the disease is present.
Speaking to The Register, principal research scientist at KIST and co-author of the research paper, Kwanhyi Lee, explained that cancer patients will have an increased or decreased biomarker concentration compared to healthy subjects. The algorithms were trained to identify specific patterns in the biomarker data that were similar to those in prostate cancer patients.
It's still early days for the technology: although the system made predictions with 99% accuracy, it relied on just 76 urine samples from a mixture of healthy patients and men with prostate cancer in order to train the algorithm, and only 23 people were actually tested in the experiment.
Lee said the project needs to be replicated with a much larger data set. It isn't advanced enough to mitigate the need for biopsies, but with the right approach it could soon have initial applications in medical settings. "After a further development of the technology, I believe that replacing the current blood test will be possible," he said, adding that the test could one day be expanded to detect a range of cancers.
AI is seen by many as the future of cancer treatment and diagnosis, and investment in the technology for this type of application is significant. Last year Lantern Pharma raised $26 million to fund AI-driven cancer drug development, while AI-based pathology startup Paige raised $70 million in July 2019 for its custom diagnostic solutions.
The FDA is keen to push AI-driven technologies in this field, last year approving systems designed to detect prostate cancer and breast cancer.


Back in 2010 I discovered Bandcamp, an excellent platform for (self-)releasing music. In a video, where they showcased a new feature or something, they had music playing of this great Rock/Pop band, The American Drag, with melodies and harmonies that intrigued me right from the start. I immediately checked both their albums out, which they had available in full for free streaming, and soon after that I bought them both and gladly gave a little bit more money than they asked for. So this is a great example of how this name-your-price business model, which I am a huge fan of, can work wonderfully – I never would have known their music, bought it and become a fan if they had not given me the chance to listen to it online.


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The eighth in a series of annual presentations in Earltown is coming up at the end of the month.
Glen Matheson, local historian, will give the presentation on the social history of Earltown on July 29, 3 p.m. at the Earltown Church Cemetery, Highway 326, just north of the village of Earltown. In addition to an overview of the history of the Knox Presbyterian Church, there will be the customary tour of the adjacent cemetery with stories of the early settlers who chose to be buried in the shadow of the church. The presentation is free, however donations toward the upkeep of the cemetery would be appreciated.
Earltown was a remarkable community in the 1800s. Its hills and valleys were thickly populated with more than 1,000 highlanders, and it also served as a trading centre for nearby communities in Pictou and North Colchester, extending its influence to more than 2,000 souls.
And souls were of great import to these emigrants who arrived with little more than an axe and a bible. They belonged exclusively to the Church of Scotland, (later evolving into the Free Church of Scotland), and worshipped in their native Gaelic tongue. The clergy, elders, and catechists commanded great respect and exerted considerable influence over all aspects of life in the area, whether it be religion, education, justice or social welfare.
In due course, a church was erected in the geographic centre of the district. Like in their home parishes of Eastern Sutherland, a cemetery was established in near proximity. A second church was erected in the late 1860s to accommodate the growing congregation. Like in many rural communities, the congregation dwindled and the building had to be removed in recent years.


Through the efforts of Jenelle Montilone we're taking the tour to Instagram and other social media using the hastags: #igquiltfest , and #berninaambassador. Today we get to meet Lynn Carson Harris, Kelly Ashton, Diane Doran, and Melody Crust.
Yeah we all thing good golly someday someone will realize I'm a fake and it'll be all over.
Oh I imagine that no one is really surprised by our thoughts, as all of us have them. Each one of these quilters has muddled through, making quilts, developing technique, teaching, writing, planning, day by day to keep fresh, alive, and active in the quilting community.
Lynn is working on a series of quilts telling the story of domestic violence, is the author of Every Last Piece.
Kelly make challenging angles easy peasy with her techniques. And this woman can sing. Wow.
Diane holy mother of purple she can quilt with her work taking an artistic bent. Simply wow. After reading her blog, head over to her website to check out her gallery.
Melody well I just had a WOW! What?! I had no idea moment. (it's not what I actually said but we'll leave that there.) Look HERE.
When we get to Friday I'm going to post a giveaway. I'm not sure exactly what I'm doing yet so…hold on tight!
Thank you for hosting this blog tour! This is such a great idea to meet so many wonderful ambassadors.


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By creating a sub-set for pathology, this will allow the Cancer Service teams to concentrate on collecting and reporting all the other clinical data required for the Cancer Outcomes and Services Data Set and the pathologists collecting and reporting the pathology items. This will reduce the burden of data collection for the Cancer Service teams and allow for more accurate pathology reporting to be submitted to the National Cancer Registration and Analysis Service.
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The NHS Data Model and Dictionary is maintained and published by the NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service and all changes are governed by the Data Coordination Board. Changes are published as Information Standards Notices (ISNs) and Data Dictionary Change Notices (DDCNs).
The NHS Data Model and Dictionary is maintained and published by the NHS Data Model and Dictionary Service and all changes are governed by the Standardisation Committee for Care Information. Changes are published as Information Standards Notices (ISN) and Data Dictionary Change Notices (DDCN).
The purpose of the Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Minimum Data Set is to enable the collection of anonymised information on those PATIENTS presenting at Accident and Emergency Departments for treatment as a result of a violent assault. This information is to be shared with Community Safety Partnerships (formerly known as Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnerships in England) to reduce community violence.
The requirement for ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TYPE '01' to collect the Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Minimum Data Set is considered mandatory.
The requirement for ACCIDENT AND EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TYPE '02', '03' and '04' to collect the Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Minimum Data Set is considered optional.
The frequency of reporting the Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Minimum Data Set should be determined locally, but must be at least monthly.
The Information Sharing to Tackle Violence Minimum Data Set is submitted to a Community Safety Partnership using the Information Sharing to Tackle Violence XML Schema.
The XML Schema and Release Notes are available as a downloadable zip file from Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: NHS Data Model and Dictionary: DD XML Schemas.The XML Schema and Release Notes are available as a downloadable zip file from Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: NHS Data Model and Dictionary: DD XML Schemas.
Contact the Community Safety Partnership before submitting using the XML Schema.
A Local Healthwatch is an Organisation.
A Local Healthwatch covers every Local Authority area in England.
reports concerns about the quality of health care to Healthwatch England, which can then recommend that the Care Quality Commission take action.
For further information on Local Healthwatch, see the:For further information on Local Healthwatch, see the Healthwatch website.
The Maternity and Children's Data Sets have been developed as a key driver to achieving better outcomes of care for mothers, babies and children.
The Maternity Services Data Set provides comparative, mother and child-centric data that includes information on incidence and care that can be used to improve clinical quality and service efficiency; and to commission services in a way that improves health and reduces inequalities.
Mothers Sexual Health and Infectious Diseases Data Set where the information is anonymised.
The Maternity Services Data Set enables standardised collection of data from various services to be assembled for reporting purposes.
The Maternity Services Data Set is submitted to NHS Digital using the Maternity Services Data Set XML Schema.
Further guidance has been produced by NHS Digital and is available at Maternity Data Set.
The National Contact Point (NCP) is an Organisation.
The National Contact Point is run by NHS England.
The primary role of the National Contact Point is the provision of information to prospective European PATIENTS travelling to England for treatment ('incoming PATIENTS') and English residents seeking funding for healthcare in the European Economic Area ('outgoing PATIENTS').
For further information on the role of the National Contact Point, see the NHS England website.For further information on the role of the National Contact Point, see the NHS Choices website.
The National Tariff Payment System is managed by NHS England and NHS Improvement.
The National Tariff Payment System sets out the national tariff for each year.
This set of prices and rules helps local Clinical Commissioning Groups work with Health Care Providers, such as NHS Trusts and NHS Foundation Trusts to identify which health care SERVICES provide best value to their PATIENTS.
gov.uk website at: The NHS payment system: documents and guidance.
For further information on NHS England, see the NHS England website.For further information on NHS England, see the NHS England website.
For further information on the NHS Wales Informatics Service, see the NHS Wales Informatics Service website.For further information on the NHS Wales Informatics Service, see the NHS Wales Informatics Service website.
The Royal Marsden is an Organisation.
The Royal Marsden is a world-leading cancer centre specialising in cancer diagnosis, treatment, research and education.
For further information on The Royal Marsden, see the Royal Marsden website.For further information on The Royal Marsden, see the Royal Marsden website.
Note: previous versions of SNOMED (including SNOMED RT and SNOMED 3) cease to be licenced by the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) after April 2017 other than for historical content.Note: previous versions of SNOMED (including SNOMED RT and SNOMED 3) ceased to be licenced by the International Health Terminology Standards Development Organisation (IHTSDO) after April 2017 other than for historical content.
Mapping tables and guidance to enable historical data previously captured using a previous version of SNOMED, can be found on the Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: SNOMED Antecedent Versions Data Migration.Mapping tables and guidance to enable historical data previously captured using a previous version of SNOMED, can be found on the Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: SNOMED Antecedent Versions Data Migration.
For further information on SNOMED CT®, see the NHS Digital website at: SNOMED CT.
Consists of a set of references to SNOMED CT® components, like concepts, descriptions or relationships.
In its simple form a SNOMED CT Refset can represent a SNOMED CT Subset.
Change requests for SNOMED CT Subsets and SNOMED CT Refsets released by the United Kingdom Terminology Centre (UKTC) should be requested through the Request Submission Portal on the NHS Digital website at: Welcome to the Request Submission Portal.Change requests for SNOMED CT Subsets and SNOMED CT Refsets released by the United Kingdom Terminology Centre (UKTC) should be requested through the Request Submission Portal on the NHS Digital website at: Welcome to the Request Submission Portal.
For further information on SNOMED CT Subsets, see the NHS Digital website at: SNOMED CT.
Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) is a website hosted by NHS Digital.
Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) provides a mechanism for NHS Digital to license and distribute reference data to interested parties. This is the preferred terminology distribution method of NHS Digital.
For further information, see Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: TRUD Welcome to the Technology Reference data Update Distribution site.For further information, see Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: TRUD Welcome to the Technology Reference data Update Distribution site.
XML Schemas and Release Notes for the following Data Sets in the NHS Data Model and Dictionary can be downloaded from Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: NHS Data Model and Dictionary: DD XML Schemas.XML Schemas and Release Notes for the following Data Sets in the NHS Data Model and Dictionary can be downloaded from Technology Reference Data Update Distribution (TRUD) at: NHS Data Model and Dictionary: DD XML Schemas.
A string of alphabetic and numeric characters (which may include symbols such as @ in an email address).This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
The last live version of this item is available in the April 2017 release of the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
A set of codes defined on attributes which are used for derivation purposes.This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
The year, month and day of an event. This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
The combined DATE and TIME of an event. This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
A set of codes defined on attributes and data elements which are used for reporting within a data set. This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
A string of numeric characters.This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
The time of an event. This item has been retired from the NHS Data Model and Dictionary.
The physical status of the PATIENT as recorded by an anaesthetist for the operative procedure.
This is the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) Physical Status Classification System, see the American Society of Anesthesiologists website.This is the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) Physical Status Classification System. For further information see the American Society of Anesthesiologists website at: ASA Physical Status Classification System.
The reason why a Cancer Care Spell Delay was experienced with regard to a Cancer Care Spell.
CONSULTANT UPGRADE DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER.
This is the reason why the Health Care Provider was unable to offer a DATE within the service standard (31 days between DECISION TO TREAT DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER, and CONSULTANT UPGRADE DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER; or 62 days between the CANCER REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD START DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER).
National Codes:The reason why a delay occurred between the CANCER REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD START DATE and the DATE FIRST SEEN, when the PRIORITY TYPE of the SERVICE REQUEST was National Code 3 'Two Week Wait'.
Delays relating to diagnostic and pre-treatment eventsThis is the reason why the Health Care Provider was unable to offer a DATE within the service standard (31 days between DECISION TO TREAT DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER, and CONSULTANT UPGRADE DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER; or 62 days between the CANCER REFERRAL TO TREATMENT PERIOD START DATE and TREATMENT START DATE FOR CANCER).
If National Code 98 'Other reason' is used, the reason must be explained within DELAY REASON COMMENT (CONSULTANT UPGRADE), DELAY REASON COMMENT (REFERRAL TO TREATMENT) or DELAY REASON COMMENT (DECISION TO TREATMENT) as appropriate.
National Code 03 'Administrative delay' should not be used to record delays linked to a 'Did Not Attend' (DNA) event where a waiting time adjustment has been entered into the PATIENT record.
National Codes 04, 05 and 21 can only be used where the treatment was delivered in an admitted care setting i.e. where the CANCER CARE SETTING (TREATMENT) is National Code 01 or 02.
National Codes 14 and 16 can only be used where the treatment was delivered in a non-admitted care setting i.e. where the CANCER CARE SETTING (TREATMENT) is National Code 03 or 04.
National Code 17 should only be used where DELAY REASON REFERRAL TO FIRST SEEN (CANCER OR BREAST SYMPTOMS) is also present in the PATIENT record.
National Code 20 should not be used for any Did Not Attend (DNA) event relating to DATE FIRST SEEN. Events of this type should not constitute a delay as they can be accounted for by entering a value for WAITING TIME ADJUSTMENT (FIRST SEEN) in the PATIENT record.
National Codes 07, 11, 13, 17, 18, 19 and 20 should only be used for Referral to Treatment type pathways, therefore these should not be used to record a value for DELAY REASON COMMENT (DECISION TO TREATMENT).
National Code 22 'PATIENT care not commissioned by the English NHS (waiting time standard does not apply)' should only be used in instances where the non-English administration has commissioned a cancer service with similar 'target times' and data item attributes. This is to allow different commissioning arrangements to be supported by a single local administrative and clinical system.
If a delay to the pathway is due to an administrative delay in the transfer of a PATIENT from one Health Care Provider to another (an Inter-Provider Transfer or IPT) this should be recorded as National Code 03 'Administrative delay' with appropriate supporting detail given in either DELAY REASON COMMENT (REFERRAL TO TREATMENT) or DELAY REASON COMMENT (CONSULTANT UPGRADE).
A code which identifies the MENTAL HEALTH ACT LEGAL STATUS CLASSIFICATION.
Note that the National Code 'Informal' is used for those PATIENTS who are neither formally detained nor receiving supervised aftercare.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Mental Health Act legal status findings.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Mental Health Act legal status findings.
The outcome/status of a Newborn Blood Spot Test request.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Newborn blood spot screening result status.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Newborn blood spot screening result status.
The date the REFERRAL REQUEST was received by the Health Care Provider.
For Choose and Book, the referral is received when the PATIENT's Unique Booking Reference Number (UBRN) is used to book the first outpatient APPOINTMENT slot (i.e. converted).
For Choose and Book, the referral is received when the PATIENT's Unique Booking Reference Number (UBRN) is used to book the first Out-Patient Appointment slot (i.e. converted).
For written REFERRAL REQUESTS letters must be opened and date stamped on the day of receipt. It is this date that must be entered on any Patient Administration System (PAS) or similar system, not the date on which the information is fed into the system if this is later than the date of receipt.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Religious or Other Belief System Affiliation.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Religious or Other Belief System Affiliation.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Religious or other belief system affiliation groups.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Religious or other belief system affiliation groups.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION COMMUNICATION SUPPORT CODE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION COMMUNICATION SUPPORT CODE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify that the PATIENT requires support (aids/equipment/adjustments) to enable communication.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - communication support.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - communication support.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires specific contact method.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires specific contact method.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL REQUIRED CODE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL REQUIRED CODE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify that the PATIENT requires support from a communication professional.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires communication professional.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires communication professional.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION SPECIFIC INFORMATION FORMAT CODE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
ACCESSIBLE INFORMATION SPECIFIC INFORMATION FORMAT CODE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify that the PATIENT requires information in a specific format.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires specific information format.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accessible Information - requires specific information format.
ACCOMMODATION STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
ACCOMMODATION STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the details of the ACCOMMODATION of the PERSON.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accommodation Status.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Accommodation Status.
AIDS DEFINING ILLNESS CODE ADULT (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
AIDS DEFINING ILLNESS CODE ADULT (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the type of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) defining illness a PATIENT is diagnosed with.
AIDS DEFINING ILLNESS CODE ADULT (SNOMED CT) is used for adult PERSONS over 15 years of age.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: AIDS defining illness for adults.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: AIDS defining illness for adults.
ANATOMICAL SIDE (POSITIVE NODES) is the same as attribute ANATOMICAL SIDE to identify the laterality of the neck dissection if performed during a Head and Neck Cancer Care Spell.ANATOMICAL SIDE (NECK DISSECTION) is the same as attribute ANATOMICAL SIDE to identify the laterality of the neck dissection if performed during a Head and Neck Cancer Care Spell.
VIRAL LOAD COUNT PERFORMED INDICATOR is the same as attribute PATIENT PROCEDURE PERFORMED INDICATOR, to indicate if a Bronchoscopy was performed on a PATIENT.BRONCHOSCOPY PERFORMED INDICATOR is the same as attribute PATIENT PROCEDURE PERFORMED INDICATOR, to indicate if a Bronchoscopy was performed on a PATIENT.
CHILDREN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS AGE CATEGORY (CONSULTANT AT DIAGNOSIS) is the same as attribute CHILDREN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS AGE CATEGORY for the CONSULTANT responsible for the PRESCRIPTION of Chemotherapy.CHILDREN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS AGE CATEGORY (CONSULTANT PRESCRIBING CHEMOTHERAPY) is the same as attribute CHILDREN TEENAGERS AND YOUNG ADULTS AGE CATEGORY for the CONSULTANT responsible for the PRESCRIPTION of Chemotherapy.
CHLAMYDIA TEST RESULT (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
CHLAMYDIA TEST RESULT (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the result of the Chlamydia test.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Chlamydia test result findings.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Chlamydia test result findings.
Nationally published SNOMED CT Subset Metadata can be found on the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Published Subset Metadata.Nationally published SNOMED CT Subset Metadata can be found on the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Published Subset Metadata.
COMORBIDITY (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
COMORBIDITY (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify comorbid conditions.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Comorbid conditions for selection.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Comorbid conditions for selection.
DELAY REASON COMMENT (CONSULTANT UPGRADE) is the same as attribute DELAY REASON TO TREATMENT FOR CANCER.DELAY REASON (CONSULTANT UPGRADE) is the same as attribute DELAY REASON TO TREATMENT FOR CANCER.
A DELAY REASON (DECISION TO TREATMENT) must be present in the National Cancer Waiting Times Monitoring Data Set where a Cancer Care Spell Delay with a DELAY REASON TO TREATMENT FOR CANCER exists.A DELAY REASON (CONSULTANT UPGRADE) must be present in the National Cancer Waiting Times Monitoring Data Set where a Cancer Care Spell Delay with a DELAY REASON TO TREATMENT FOR CANCER exists.
EMERGENCY CARE ACUITY (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE ACUITY (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to indicate the acuity of the PATIENT's condition on the Emergency Care Initial Assessment Date and Emergency Care Initial Assessment Time.
The EMERGENCY CARE ACUITY (SNOMED CT) may be determined by a formal triage process, or by the physical allocation of the PATIENT to a specific clinical area such as Resuscitation.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care acuity.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care acuity.
EMERGENCY CARE ARRIVAL MODE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE ARRIVAL MODE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the transport mode by which the PATIENT arrived at the Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care arrival mode.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care arrival mode.
EMERGENCY CARE ATTENDANCE SOURCE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE ATTENDANCE SOURCE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to indicate the source of an Emergency Care Attendance.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care attendance source.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care attendance source.
EMERGENCY CARE CHIEF COMPLAINT (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE CHIEF COMPLAINT (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to indicate the nature of the PATIENT's chief complaint as assessed by the CARE PROFESSIONAL first assessing the PATIENT.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care presenting complaints or issues.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care presenting complaints or issues.
EMERGENCY CARE CLINICAL INVESTIGATION (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE CLINICAL INVESTIGATION (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify a Clinical Investigation performed while a PATIENT is under the care of an Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care investigations.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care investigations.
EMERGENCY CARE DIAGNOSIS (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DIAGNOSIS (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the PATIENT DIAGNOSIS.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care diagnosis.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care diagnosis.
EMERGENCY CARE DIAGNOSIS QUALIFIER (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DIAGNOSIS QUALIFIER (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to express the level of certainty of a PATIENT DIAGNOSIS.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care diagnosis qualifier.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care diagnosis qualifier.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE DESTINATION (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE DESTINATION (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the intended destination of the PATIENT following discharge from the Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care discharge destination.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care discharge destination.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE FOLLOW UP (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE FOLLOW UP (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the SERVICE to which a PATIENT was referred for continuing care following an Emergency Care Attendance.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care follow-up procedures.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care follow-up procedures.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE INFORMATION GIVEN (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE INFORMATION GIVEN (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify whether a copy of a letter to their GENERAL PRACTITIONER has been printed and given to the PATIENT on discharge from an Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care notification to general practitioner.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care notification to general practitioner.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE DISCHARGE STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used indicate the status of the PATIENT on discharge from an Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care discharge status.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care discharge status.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ACTIVITY STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ACTIVITY STATUS (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the status of activity being undertaken by the PATIENT when the injury occurred.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury activity status.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury activity status.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ACTIVITY TYPE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ACTIVITY TYPE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the type of activity being undertaken by the PERSON at the moment the injury occurred.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury activity type.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury activity type.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ALCOHOL OR DRUG INVOLVEMENT (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY ALCOHOL OR DRUG INVOLVEMENT (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify any drugs or alcohol used by the PATIENT, which are thought likely to have contributed to the need to attend the Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care drug or alcohol use related to injury.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care drug or alcohol use related to injury.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY INTENT (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY INTENT (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the most likely human intent in the occurrence of the injury or poisoning as assessed by the CARE PROFESSIONAL.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury intent type.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care injury intent type.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY MECHANISM (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE INJURY MECHANISM (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify how an injury was caused.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care mechanism of injury.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care mechanism of injury.
EMERGENCY CARE PLACE OF INJURY (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE PLACE OF INJURY (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the type of LOCATION at which the PATIENT was present when the injury occurred.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care place of injury type.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care place of injury type.
EMERGENCY CARE PROCEDURE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
EMERGENCY CARE PROCEDURE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify a Patient Procedure performed while a PATIENT is under the care of an Emergency Care Department.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care treatments.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care treatments.
EMPLOYMENT STATUS (PARTNER AT BOOKING) is the same as attribute EMPLOYMENT STATUS at the APPOINTMENT DATE (FORMAL ANTENATAL BOOKING), for the PERSON; where the PERSON RELATIONSHIP TYPE is National Codes 01 'Spouse' or 02 'Partner'.EMPLOYMENT STATUS (PARTNER AT BOOKING) is the same as attribute EMPLOYMENT STATUS for the spouse or partner of the PERSON at the APPOINTMENT DATE (FORMAL ANTENATAL BOOKING).
IMAGING CODE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
IMAGING CODE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the Diagnostic Imaging test.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: UK Diagnostic Imaging Procedure Concepts.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: UK Diagnostic Imaging Procedure Concepts.
IMAGING CODE (SNOMED-CT) will be replaced with IMAGING CODE (SNOMED CT), which is the most recent approved national information standard to describe the required definition.
INTERPRETER LANGUAGE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
INTERPRETER LANGUAGE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to record the LANGUAGE of the interpreter required by the PERSON.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Interpreter type findings.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Interpreter type findings.
NEWBORN BLOOD SPOT TEST RESULT RECEIVED DATE is the same as attribute CLINICAL INVESTIGATION RESULT RECEIVED DATE.
NEWBORN BLOOD SPOT TEST RESULT RECEIVED DATE is the DATE the Newborn Blood Spot Test result was received from the LABORATORY by the Health Care Provider.NEWBORN BLOOD SPOT TEST RESULT RECEIVED DATE is the DATE the Newborn Blood Spot Test result was received from the Laboratory by the Health Care Provider.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (GP PRACTICE RESPONSIBILITY) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (GP PRACTICE RESPONSIBILITY) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation responsible for the GP Practice where the PATIENT is registered, irrespective of whether they reside within the boundary of the Clinical Commissioning Group.
ORGANISATION CODE (GP PRACTICE RESPONSIBILITY) will be replaced with ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (GP PRACTICE RESPONSIBILITY), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation that assigned the LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER).
ORGANISATION CODE (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)) will be replaced with ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.ORGANISATION CODE (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)) will be replaced with ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (LOCAL PATIENT IDENTIFIER (MOTHER)), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (RECEIVING) is the same as the attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (RECEIVING) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation that is receiving the PATIENT from another Health Care Provider.
For the National Neonatal Data Set - Episodic and Daily Care, this is the ORGANISATION CODE of the Organisation where a baby is transferred to on discharge from the neonatal critical care.
* Note: default code ZZ201 is ONLY valid for the National Neonatal Data Set - Episodic and Daily Care.
ORGANISATION CODE (RECEIVING) will be replaced with ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (RECEIVING), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
REFERRING ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (REFERRING) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
REFERRING ORGANISATION CODE is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation from which the referral is made, such as a GP Practice, NHS Trust or NHS Foundation Trust.ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (REFERRING) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation from which the referral is made, such as a GP Practice, NHS Trust or NHS Foundation Trust.
REFERRING ORGANISATION CODE will be replaced with REFERRING ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER, when it has been approved for use in national information standards.REFERRING ORGANISATION CODE will be replaced with ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER (REFERRING), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (DISCHARGE FROM EMERGENCY CARE) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (DISCHARGE FROM EMERGENCY CARE) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation Site to which a PATIENT is discharged following an Emergency Care Attendance.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (EMERGENCY CARE ATTENDANCE SOURCE) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (EMERGENCY CARE ATTENDANCE SOURCE) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation Site from which a PATIENT arrived at an Emergency Care Department.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ACTUAL PLACE OF DELIVERY) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ACTUAL PLACE OF DELIVERY) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation where the baby was delivered as part of a Maternity Episode.
SITE CODE (OF ACTUAL PLACE OF DELIVERY) will be replaced with ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ACTUAL PLACE OF DELIVERY), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ADMITTING NEONATAL UNIT) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ADMITTING NEONATAL UNIT) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the neonatal unit where the Neonate was transferred to as part of a Maternity Episode.
SITE CODE (OF ADMITTING NEONATAL UNIT) will be replaced with ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF ADMITTING NEONATAL UNIT), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF IMAGING) is the same as attribute ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER.
ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF IMAGING) is the ORGANISATION IDENTIFIER of the Organisation Site where the Diagnostic Imaging took place.
SITE CODE (OF IMAGING) will be replaced with ORGANISATION SITE IDENTIFIER (OF IMAGING), when it has been approved for use in national information standards.
PREFERRED SPOKEN LANGUAGE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
PREFERRED SPOKEN LANGUAGE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to capture the preferred spoken LANGUAGE of the PERSON.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Preferred spoken language findings.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Preferred spoken language findings.
REFERRED TO SERVICE (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
REFERRED TO SERVICE (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the SERVICE to which a PATIENT was referred for admission or opinion by the treating CARE PROFESSIONAL.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care referral procedures.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Emergency care referral procedures.
SAFEGUARDING CONCERN (SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
SAFEGUARDING CONCERN (SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify an unresolved issue or concern regarding adult and child safeguarding that requires communication to another ORGANISATION or care agency.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Safeguarding issues.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Safeguarding issues.
SPECIMEN TYPE (CHLAMYDIA TESTING SNOMED CT) is the same as attribute CLINICAL TERMINOLOGY CODE.
SPECIMEN TYPE (CHLAMYDIA TESTING SNOMED CT) is the SNOMED CT® concept ID which is used to identify the type of specimen used for Chlamydia testing.
For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Chlamydia test procedures.For further details relating to the SNOMED CT Subset Metadata, see the Data Dictionary for Care (DD4C) website at: Chlamydia test procedures.


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Schizotricha falcata is een hydroïdpoliep uit de familie Halopterididae. De poliep komt uit het geslacht Schizotricha. Schizotricha falcata werd in 1998 voor het eerst wetenschappelijk beschreven door Peña Cantero.

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Q: Is it safe to update Linux Mint 17.1 repositories to Ubuntu 14.10? Linux Mint releases are always based on the yearly LTS version of Ubuntu. While LTS is great for its stability, it doesn't really seek cutting-edge versions like the regular versions (or should I call LTS the regular version?), containing a few outdated packages and applications.
The current version of Linux Mint (as of this question's date) is Rebecca (17.1), based on Ubuntu Trusty Tahr (14.04), which is close to be one year old.
My question is: Is it safe to update Linux Mint's repositories to match Ubuntu's, replacing trusty with utopic in the files in /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/?

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Croisière à six mains pour Anna Kirkpatrick, Anne Comode, Marcia Hadjimarkos, avec la complicité de Brigitte Chabard.
According to the precept of cruises, Anna Kirkpatrick had the idea to unite different talents, to juxtapose places and multiply the means of showing off her astonishing and poetic armoires. City support was given by the museum, the curator of which, for a single time, revealed the secrets of a mysterious cabinet.* The "initiatic path" continued in the hallways of a sleeping palace where pilgrims eagerly flocked to discover a film of the two Annes: one films, the other wanders out from her studio to magical places in the city of Autun where she leaves her armoires behind. Stimulated by the unexpected confrontation with the ancient stones and windows enclosing Anna's poetic world, the public leaves the screen for the stage. Marcia Hadjimarkos, a flower pinned in her hair, sits down at the piano. Unusual harmonies of twentieth century music resonate on the Viennese piano-forte brought from Cluny especially for the occasion. A tall evanescent silhouette, Anna opens--one by one--the doors of her armoires while Marcia turns the pages of her partition. Like a dream, a vessel created by Anna glides across the stage--slowly, very slowly, as if to delicately draw out the journey.
Cruise with six hands: Anna Kirkpatrick, Anne Comode, Marcia Hadjimarkos with the collaboration of Brigitte Maurice-Chabard, curator Musée Rolin.
The Chests grow taller to resemble columns from which secrets escape.
American painter Anna Kirkpatrick has chosen for many years now to reside in Autun. She pursues the deepening of an entirely personal expression that aims, with great humbleness of means, to reveal her emotions, to suggest them without ever being aggressive, neither with colour nor form.
She currently exhibits recent work, under the title Slow Works, at LR Communicability. This slowness is full of an interior richness that grows out of taking time to contemplate the old buildings of the medieval quarter where she lives, steeped in the atmosphere of lopsided facades and poetic moss covered rooftops. Far from regretting the ancient past, she peacefully recreates it in pictorial objects that mingle worn, aged wood, pigments for faded gentle colours, and layered sewn cloth.
Going uphill toward the Cathedral—and best in the evening--one discovers, illuminated in the two windows that form the angle of the petite rue Chauchien and rue Maréchaux, a large canvas of pale hues. Like a sheet, well-worn from use, mended, strewn with numbers and undecipherable words it recounts an enigmatic life. And the Armoires, painted sculptures of modest appearance, hesitate to reveal their mysterious contents.
Exhibition until 23 August. Visible at night.
Anna Kirkpatrick unites a modern sensibility with influences drawn from primitive art.