Jewelry Luggage Leather Goods Retail

Ethical Craft Enthusiast

Knowledge Graph Entities

Dominant · Search Engine Appearances ρ=-0.759

AI recommendation signal analysis across 541 domains for the Ethical Craft Enthusiast persona in Jewelry Luggage Leather Goods Retail.

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541Domains Tracked

9.6MReddit Posts

21KWikipedia Articles

580KOpen Web Matches

Ethical Craft Enthusiast_persona.report

EntityScore

Rosec Jewels

87.3

von Holzhausen

77.2

Portland Leather Goods

74.9

South China Morning Post

60.0

Vogue

47.5

Entitys rankedn = 25

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About This Report

How to use this page

Persona view: this page is scoped to this persona's queries alone.

Use Case

Check your knowledge-graph footprint

Wikidata is the structured knowledge graph behind Wikipedia, search engines, and many AI systems. If the graph does not know a brand, machines have less to anchor an answer on. See which entities carry this segment's topics and brands, and whether its top domains have an entity at all.

How It's Calculated

Where the numbers come from

We scan every Wikidata entity record (labels, descriptions, property values) for this segment's topic phrases and brand hostnames. Entity records are short structured data, so counts run far smaller than article text. Coverage checks which entities claim each domain as an official website.

Overview

What's on this page

Top-entity charts, the full entity table, and a knowledge-graph coverage check for this segment's most LLM-recommended domains.

Segment Totals

Knowledge graph at a glance

How much of the Wikidata knowledge graph touches Ethical Craft Enthusiast. Entity records are short structured data (labels, descriptions, property values), so these counts run far smaller than Wikipedia article text; what matters is which entities show up, not raw volume.

7,205

Entities With Topic Matches

132

Entities Mentioning Brands

7,240

Topic Phrase Matches

149

Brand Mentions

Top Domains

Knowledge graph coverage

Whether a Wikidata entity claims each of this segment's most LLM-recommended domains as its official website. A brand without an entity is invisible to systems that navigate the web through the knowledge graph.

5 of 25 top domains for Ethical Craft Enthusiast have a knowledge-graph entity.

Domain	Knowledge Graph Entity	Wikidata ID

catbirdnyc.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
mejuri.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
brilliantearth.com	Brilliant Earth	Q16985286
brathwaiteandwarren.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
cuyana.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
nisolo.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
vrai.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
monicavinader.com	Monica Vinader Ltd	Q17143435
auratenewyork.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
brilliant-earth.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
bario-neal.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
ableclothing.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
studiomake.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
etsy.com	Etsy	Q1353939
wolfandbadger.com	Wolf & Badger	Q8029787
mattandnat.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
ableandgame.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
vitrine.dk	Not in the knowledge graph	-
brixtolabs.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
brixmtl.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
barioneal.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
parkerclay.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
sokoglam.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
missionleather.com	Not in the knowledge graph	-
everlane.com	Everlane	Q21410966

Wikidata

Top knowledge-graph entities

The entity records where Ethical Craft Enthusiast's brands and topics appear. Brand Mentions is the more reliable single ranking here; broadly used phrases can surface large unrelated entities in the topic view. Blended merges the two on a log scale (brand mentions weighted higher, 0 to 100). Bars and entity names link to the record; entities with no label show their Wikidata ID. The table follows the selected view.

Entity	Blended	Brand Mentions	Topic Matches

Rosec Jewels	87.3	3	2
von Holzhausen	77.2	3	1
Portland Leather Goods	74.9	2	2
South China Morning Post	60.0	3	0
Vogue	47.5	2	0
Prada	47.5	2	0
Wallpaper	47.5	2	0
Forbes 30 Under 30	47.5	2	0
Isabelle Fortin-Rondeau	47.5	2	0
Filson	47.5	2	0
Forbes ASAP	47.5	2	0
Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisor	47.5	2	0
Forbes Top 250 Wealth Advisor	47.5	2	0
Elvis & Kresse	47.5	2	0
Veja	47.2	1	1
Mulberry	47.2	1	1
Cambridge Satchel Company	47.2	1	1
Shinola Detroit	47.2	1	1
Zale Corporation	47.2	1	1
Gardens of the Sun	47.2	1	1
Leatherology	47.2	1	1
IBM	40.0	0	4
jewelry shop	40.0	0	4
jewelry shop chain	34.5	0	3
Origine Paris	34.5	0	3
Q140170180	34.5	0	3
Óscar de la Renta	30.0	1	0
Fossil	30.0	1	0
The World's Billionaires	30.0	1	0
Bijou Brigitte	30.0	1	0
MCM Worldwide	30.0	1	0
Coccinelle	30.0	1	0
Forbes	30.0	1	0
The World's Most Powerful People	30.0	1	0
Chloé	30.0	1	0
Forbes Global 2000	30.0	1	0
Pandora	30.0	1	0
The Daily Beast	30.0	1	0
Etsy	30.0	1	0
Mike Lazaridis	30.0	1	0
FREITAG	30.0	1	0
Hess Natur	30.0	1	0
Maison Margiela	30.0	1	0
Forbes 400	30.0	1	0
Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings	30.0	1	0
Jean-Luc Béghin	30.0	1	0
Recreational Equipment, Inc.	30.0	1	0
Thierry Guitard	30.0	1	0
Women's Wear Daily	30.0	1	0
Anthropologie	30.0	1	0
Browns	30.0	1	0
Chrome Hearts	30.0	1	0
David Yurman, Inc.	30.0	1	0
Enough Project	30.0	1	0
C.C. Filson	30.0	1	0
Smythson	30.0	1	0
Hartmann Luggage	30.0	1	0
Highlands and Islands Enterprise	30.0	1	0
Refinery29	30.0	1	0
Wolf & Badger	30.0	1	0
Yahoo! Shopping	30.0	1	0
Forbes' list of the world's highest-paid athletes	30.0	1	0
Mohamed Mansour	30.0	1	0
Aspinal of London	30.0	1	0
B Corporation	30.0	1	0
PitchBook Data	30.0	1	0
Who, What, Wear	30.0	1	0
B Lab	30.0	1	0
Brilliant Earth	30.0	1	0
Garfield Refining	30.0	1	0
International Trademark Association	30.0	1	0
Poshmark	30.0	1	0
Monica Vinader Ltd	30.0	1	0
Not Just A Label	30.0	1	0
UncommonGoods	30.0	1	0
Everlane	30.0	1	0
Porter Lyons	30.0	1	0
Bellroy	30.0	1	0
The Trademark Reporter	30.0	1	0
Forbes	30.0	1	0
Pandora Media	30.0	1	0
Vogue Arabia	30.0	1	0
Fossil Q Founder	30.0	1	0
Fossil Q Marshal	30.0	1	0
Fossil Q Wander	30.0	1	0
Tärnsjö Garveri (Sweden)	30.0	1	0
Allbirds	30.0	1	0
United States Department of Transportation	27.3	0	2
Loewe	27.3	0	2
Borsheim's Fine Jewelry	27.3	0	2
Wallace Bishop	27.3	0	2
Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group	27.3	0	2
Hidden Hands in the Market: Ethnographies of Fair Trade, Ethical Consumption, and Corporate Social Responsibility	27.3	0	2
Corporate social responsibility in small-and medium-size enterprises: investigating employee engagement in fair trade companies	27.3	0	2
Jewelry Store	27.3	0	2
Marc Orian	27.3	0	2
Mimco	27.3	0	2
leather bag	27.3	0	2
Social enterprise push or corporate social responsibility pull? The mainstreaming of fair trade	27.3	0	2
A manufacturer’s responsible sourcing strategy: going organic or participating in fair trade?	27.3	0	2
Corporate Social Responsibility of a Fair Trade Company: A Cross-Country Study of Taiwanese and American Business Students’ Perceptions	27.3	0	2
Five Forty The Label	27.3	0	2
Ashoka Paris	27.3	0	2
Suzanne Kalan	27.3	0	2
Hidden Hands in the Market: Ethnographies of Fair Trade, Ethical Consumption, and Corporate Social Responsibility	27.3	0	2
Beocca	27.3	0	2
WONDER BAGGAGE	27.3	0	2
Lambert Design	27.3	0	2
Fairtrade Town	17.2	0	1
General Electric	17.2	0	1
Joseph Weizenbaum	17.2	0	1
leather goods maker	17.2	0	1
fair trade	17.2	0	1
corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
McKinsey & Company	17.2	0	1
Philippe Starck	17.2	0	1
Social Venture Network	17.2	0	1
memorial diamond	17.2	0	1
Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Fairtrade Labelling Organizations International	17.2	0	1
living wage	17.2	0	1
Act on Prohibition of Private Monopolization and Maintenance of Fair Trade	17.2	0	1
Korea Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
European Fair Trade Association	17.2	0	1
unfair competition	17.2	0	1
synthetic diamond	17.2	0	1
BanaFair	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
George Alagiah	17.2	0	1
Berea College	17.2	0	1
Max Planck Institute for Sustainable Materials	17.2	0	1
Gepa The Fair Trade Company	17.2	0	1
natural dye	17.2	0	1
ethical consumerism	17.2	0	1
pourquoi story	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
cause marketing	17.2	0	1
haversack	17.2	0	1
Jean Coussins, Baroness Coussins	17.2	0	1
El Puente	17.2	0	1
Indian English	17.2	0	1
Etienne Aigner AG	17.2	0	1
FINE	17.2	0	1
Q1393392	17.2	0	1
SURES	17.2	0	1
Food Lion	17.2	0	1
Research Center for Information System Design	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Forum	17.2	0	1
bag maker	17.2	0	1
costume jewelry	17.2	0	1
worldshop	17.2	0	1
ISO 26000	17.2	0	1
World Fair Trade Organization	17.2	0	1
Kelly bag	17.2	0	1
artificial leather	17.2	0	1
The Nature Conservancy	17.2	0	1
Schaap en Citroen	17.2	0	1
roundel	17.2	0	1
PICARD	17.2	0	1
Diego Della Valle	17.2	0	1
Ten Thousand Villages	17.2	0	1
Ursula Brunner	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Chaumet	17.2	0	1
Duvelleroy	17.2	0	1
Goyard	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Services	17.2	0	1
Lancel	17.2	0	1
Apache	17.2	0	1
Maty	17.2	0	1
Association for Equal and Fair Trade Pangaea	17.2	0	1
social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Braccialini	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
claro fair trade	17.2	0	1
fair trade	17.2	0	1
Gie Trieng people	17.2	0	1
Piquadro	17.2	0	1
Q3921254	17.2	0	1
47th Street	17.2	0	1
AccountAbility	17.2	0	1
Alex Nicholls	17.2	0	1
Alternative trading organization	17.2	0	1
America's Store	17.2	0	1
An Origin Story	17.2	0	1
BC Clark Jewelers	17.2	0	1
Belber	17.2	0	1
Ben Moss Jewellers	17.2	0	1
Binda Italia	17.2	0	1
Blue Nile Inc.	17.2	0	1
bluewashing	17.2	0	1
Brewing Justice	17.2	0	1
Bridgehead Coffee	17.2	0	1
British Society for Social Responsibility in Science	17.2	0	1
Bruce Gyngell	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Nelson Huaqui	17.2	0	1
Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Mette Fossum	17.2	0	1
Canaan Fair Trade	17.2	0	1
Charles David	17.2	0	1
Charm Diamond Centres	17.2	0	1
Christian Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Qeelin	17.2	0	1
Cooperation for Fair Trade in Africa	17.2	0	1
Currency Reform for Fair Trade Act 2010	17.2	0	1
David Morgan	17.2	0	1
Douglas Daft	17.2	0	1
E. I. Leather	17.2	0	1
evil corporation	17.2	0	1
3 SH	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Association of Australia and New Zealand	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Certified Mark	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Federation	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Towns USA	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade USA	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Wales	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
Fair trade	17.2	0	1
Fair trade certification	17.2	0	1
Fair trade coffee	17.2	0	1
Fair trade debate	17.2	0	1
Fair trade impact studies	17.2	0	1
Fair trade law	17.2	0	1
Fiji Commerce Commission	17.2	0	1
G Ettinger Ltd.	17.2	0	1
Green Lake Jewelry Works	17.2	0	1
H.J. Cave & Sons	17.2	0	1
Handcrafting Justice	17.2	0	1
handmade jewelry	17.2	0	1
Hidesign	17.2	0	1
Ole Lynggaard	17.2	0	1
Integral mission	17.2	0	1
James Avery Artisan Jewelry	17.2	0	1
Jewelry Television	17.2	0	1
Just Us!	17.2	0	1
Kandyan jewellery	17.2	0	1
Kerry Stokes	17.2	0	1
Kevin Ryan	17.2	0	1
Koh Buck Song	17.2	0	1
Law on Social Responsibility on Radio and Television	17.2	0	1
Made to Order	17.2	0	1
Oatsurae Jirokichi Koshi	17.2	0	1
origin story	17.2	0	1
Origins	17.2	0	1
Palestine Fair Trade Association	17.2	0	1
Pamela Hartigan	17.2	0	1
Paul Rice	17.2	0	1
Pauric Sweeney	17.2	0	1
Physicians for Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011	17.2	0	1
Red Oxx Manufacturing	17.2	0	1
red rot	17.2	0	1
responsible mining	17.2	0	1
Richard Adams	17.2	0	1
Scottish Fair Trade Forum	17.2	0	1
Shane Company	17.2	0	1
Shreve & Co.	17.2	0	1
Sina and the Eel	17.2	0	1
Texas Fair Trade Coalition	17.2	0	1
Trade as One	17.2	0	1
Twin Trading	17.2	0	1
Category:Natural dyes	17.2	0	1
Unfair labor practice	17.2	0	1
Walsall Leather Museum	17.2	0	1
Washington Diamonds	17.2	0	1
West Jewellers	17.2	0	1
dyeing textiles with natural dyes	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair Trade Services albums	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair Trade Services artists	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair trade	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair trade brands	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair trade organizations	17.2	0	1
Category:Social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Q9118754	17.2	0	1
Category:Japan Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
Category:Korea Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
Barista Fair Trade Coffee	17.2	0	1
Q10493619	17.2	0	1
Glitter	17.2	0	1
Kim Yun-a	17.2	0	1
Lukfook Jewellery	17.2	0	1
sustainable industry	17.2	0	1
Tire Fair Trade Council	17.2	0	1
Dents	17.2	0	1
Federation of Fair Trade Conferences	17.2	0	1
Home Electric Appliances Fair Trade Conference	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Institute	17.2	0	1
Q11392072	17.2	0	1
conflict-free diamonds	17.2	0	1
Reiko Aoki	17.2	0	1
Apart	17.2	0	1
Kultajousi	17.2	0	1
Q11970242	17.2	0	1
Q11987291	17.2	0	1
NaZemi	17.2	0	1
new museology	17.2	0	1
CitSR	17.2	0	1
Korea Fair Trade Mediation Agency	17.2	0	1
Gitanjali Group	17.2	0	1
People Tree Ltd.	17.2	0	1
Category:Social responsibility organizations	17.2	0	1
Lucardi	17.2	0	1
The Leather Goods Lady	17.2	0	1
Category:Fair trade schools	17.2	0	1
Category:Leather goods	17.2	0	1
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility Journal	17.2	0	1
3DG Jewellery	17.2	0	1
Martin Albrecht	17.2	0	1
Asya Alashaikh	17.2	0	1
Chair of the Korean Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
plant dyeing	17.2	0	1
Q16831272	17.2	0	1
Fairtrade certification	17.2	0	1
New Orleans Silversmiths	17.2	0	1
altruistic corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
bespoke	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade League	17.2	0	1
Goldsmiths	17.2	0	1
Helzberg Diamonds	17.2	0	1
Goldmark Jeweller	17.2	0	1
Mandé creation myth	17.2	0	1
Strategic corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
history of fair trade	17.2	0	1
Valextra	17.2	0	1
Pennsylvania Fair Trade Coalition	17.2	0	1
Hamano Products	17.2	0	1
Q17324740	17.2	0	1
Longest coffee table symbolises World Fair Trade Day in Belgium	17.2	0	1
Barrow & Gale	17.2	0	1
Veena Sahajwalla	17.2	0	1
Hallbergs Guld	17.2	0	1
Living wage in the United Kingdom	17.2	0	1
Prouds	17.2	0	1
Timanttiset	17.2	0	1
James Allen	17.2	0	1
The Organic Act of the Fair Trade Commission	17.2	0	1
Be Bold: An Origin Story	17.2	0	1
Todd Reed	17.2	0	1
Adler's Jewelry	17.2	0	1
Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
slow fashion	17.2	0	1
The Living Wage	17.2	0	1
Template:Fair trade	17.2	0	1
Marcus & Co.	17.2	0	1
Sarah Maslin Nir	17.2	0	1
L. D. Giddens and Son Jewelry Store	17.2	0	1
Fair trade cocoa	17.2	0	1
L'Increvable	17.2	0	1
The Living Wage	17.2	0	1
Joan Freeman	17.2	0	1
Santiniketan Leather Goods	17.2	0	1
Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014	17.2	0	1
Pura Vida Bracelets	17.2	0	1
souring bag	17.2	0	1
Bandi Mbubi: Demand a fair trade cell phone	17.2	0	1
Collaboration on contentious issues: research partnerships for gender equity in Nicaragua's Fair Trade coffee cooperatives	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Café	17.2	0	1
National Living Wage	17.2	0	1
Time for fair trade in research data	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility and the tobacco industry: hope or hype?	17.2	0	1
Green trees for greenhouse gases: a fair trade-off?	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility and research ethics in community-driven studies of industrialized hog production	17.2	0	1
Science and social responsibility in public health	17.2	0	1
Living Wage Foundation	17.2	0	1
Lyall's Jewellery Shop	17.2	0	1
Fair trade bananas	17.2	0	1
bespoke footwear	17.2	0	1
Q25662951	17.2	0	1
Questions of democracy and social responsibility within Wikipedia	17.2	0	1
Bank House H Wilson, Builder Silletts (Craft And Leather Goods)	17.2	0	1
Recycled metals in the United States: a sustainable resource	17.2	0	1
Malthouse	17.2	0	1
Personal vis-a-vis social responsibility for disparities in health status: An issue of justice	17.2	0	1
A decade of an HIV workplace programme in armed conflict zones; a social responsibility response of the International Committee of the Red Cross	17.2	0	1
Role of Orthodontics in Forensic Odontology- A Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Corporate Social Responsibility and Organizational Psychology: An Integrative Review	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility in global health: an exploratory study of multinational pharmaceutical firms	17.2	0	1
Built to Last	17.2	0	1
Kazaziye	17.2	0	1
Social accountability of medical schools and academic primary care training in Latin America: principles but not practice	17.2	0	1
New Government Accountability Office Report on Regenerative Medicine Provides an Excellent Assessment of the Field	17.2	0	1
Social accountability for maternal health services in Muanda and Bolenge Health Zones, Democratic Republic of Congo: a situation analysis	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility, journalism, law, medicine	17.2	0	1
Elena and the Secret of Avalor	17.2	0	1
Promoting social responsibility for health: health impact assessment and healthy public policy at the community level	17.2	0	1
Scarselli Diamonds	17.2	0	1
Motivation of chemical industry social responsibility through Responsible Care	17.2	0	1
Estimation of health benefits from a local living wage ordinance	17.2	0	1
Agribusiness, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Health of Agricultural Migrant Workers	17.2	0	1
MUD Jeans	17.2	0	1
Sustainable materials management	17.2	0	1
Qualitative study on custodianship of human biological material and data stored in biobanks	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility: a real options approach to the challenge of financial sustainability	17.2	0	1
S'Altra Senalla	17.2	0	1
Unlocking Corporate Social Responsibility Through Integrated Marketing Communication	17.2	0	1
Transferability of corporate social responsibility initiative toward a midrange theory	17.2	0	1
aris	17.2	0	1
Atasay	17.2	0	1
Standardizing Social Responsibility? New Perspectives on Guidance Documents and Management System Standards for Sustainable Development	17.2	0	1
A personality scale for social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade and Free Entry: Can a Disequilibrium Market Serve as a Development Tool?	17.2	0	1
fidget spinner	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade, Diversification and Structural Change: Towards a Broader Theoretical Framework of Analysis	17.2	0	1
agents involved in the sale of textiles, clothing, fur, footwear and leather goods	17.2	0	1
Retail sale of footwear and leather goods in specialised stores	17.2	0	1
repair of footwear and leather goods	17.2	0	1
Barsky Diamonds	17.2	0	1
Communicative Dynamics and the Polyphony of Corporate Social Responsibility in the Network Society	17.2	0	1
Why People Don’t Take their Concerns about Fair Trade to the Supermarket: The Role of Neutralisation	17.2	0	1
Prepared to care: adult attachment and filial obligation	17.2	0	1
The influence of a percutaneous mitral repair program on surgical mitral valve volume	17.2	0	1
ADERSE	17.2	0	1
Category:Corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Rare Carat	17.2	0	1
Teaching medical students social responsibility: the right thing to do.	17.2	0	1
Towards a sheltered aging in individual and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
The corporate social responsibility of the pharmaceutical industry: idealism without illusion and realism without resignation	17.2	0	1
The Responsibilities of Engineers	17.2	0	1
An Argument for a Consequentialist Epidemiology	17.2	0	1
On not taking men as they are: reflections on moral bioenhancement	17.2	0	1
Beneficence, Justice, and Health Care	17.2	0	1
Design and Development of a Course in Professionalism and Ethics for CDIO Curriculum in China	17.2	0	1
Comparison of China-US Engineering Ethics Educations in Sino-Western Philosophies of Technology	17.2	0	1
Humans, Elephants, Diamonds and Gold: Patterns of Intentional Design in Girolamo Cardano’s Natural Philosophy	17.2	0	1
Resurrecting the triple threat: academic social responsibility in the context of global health research	17.2	0	1
2013 Winning Essay: The Accountable Care Paradigm Shift: New Ethical Considerations	17.2	0	1
Development of closed-loop supply chain network in terms of corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Phase-dependent justification: the role of personal responsibility in fair healthcare	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility to improve access to medicines: the case of Brazil	17.2	0	1
Socially responsible mining: the relationship between mining and poverty, human health and the environment	17.2	0	1
Assessing the quality of corporate social responsibility reports: the case of reporting practices in selected European Union member states.	17.2	0	1
Risk and mid-level moral principles	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility in countries with mature and emerging pharmaceutical sectors	17.2	0	1
Promoting social responsibility amongst health care users: medical tourists' perspectives on an information sheet regarding ethical concerns in medical tourism	17.2	0	1
Excessive abundance of common resources deters social responsibility	17.2	0	1
The illusion of righteousness: corporate social responsibility practices of the alcohol industry	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility in tobacco production? Tobacco companies' use of green supply chains to obscure the real costs of tobacco farming	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility and access to policy élites: an analysis of tobacco industry documents.	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility initiatives addressing social exclusion in Bangladesh.	17.2	0	1
Fair trade for surgical instruments	17.2	0	1
Projected health impact of the Los Angeles City living wage ordinance.	17.2	0	1
Implementation fidelity of a program designed to promote personal and social responsibility through physical education: a comparative case study	17.2	0	1
The Daily Edited	17.2	0	1
Climate Change as a Three-Part Ethical Problem: A Response to Jamieson and Gardiner	17.2	0	1
Considerations in developing an effective biomedical equipment repair program	17.2	0	1
Shared responsibility for electronic records: governance in perinatal data entry	17.2	0	1
‘Well, he would say that, wouldn't he?’	17.2	0	1
Investigation of natural dyes occurring in historical Coptic textiles by high-performance liquid chromatography with UV-Vis and mass spectrometric detection	17.2	0	1
Protect your practice after a data breach	17.2	0	1
Identification of natural dyes in archeological Coptic textiles by liquid chromatography with diode array detection	17.2	0	1
1985 robbery of Tillander jewelry store	17.2	0	1
boka	17.2	0	1
Mashak	17.2	0	1
Sophie Flak	17.2	0	1
Liquid chromatography determination of natural dyes in extracts from historical Scottish textiles excavated from peat bogs	17.2	0	1
Sampling and identification of natural dyes in historical maps and drawings by liquid chromatography with diode-array detection	17.2	0	1
Simultaneous identification of natural dyes in the collection of drawings and maps from The Royal Chancellery Archives in Granada (Spain) by CE.	17.2	0	1
Gone with the Wind: Conceiving of Moral Responsibility in the Case of GMO Contamination	17.2	0	1
In-situ fluorimetry: a powerful non-invasive diagnostic technique for natural dyes used in artefacts. Part II. Identification of orcein and indigo in Renaissance tapestries	17.2	0	1
‘Please, sir, can I have some more?’ Food, lifestyle, diets: Respect and moral responsibility	17.2	0	1
Yeast three-hybrid screening of rous sarcoma virus mutants with randomly mutagenized minimal packaging signals reveals regions important for gag interactions	17.2	0	1
Short-lived non-CO(2) pollutants and climate policy: fair trade?	17.2	0	1
Incidence of dementia in a Kashmiri migrant population	17.2	0	1
Program to Promote Personal and Social Responsibility in the Secondary Classroom	17.2	0	1
Toward Responsibility in International Health: Death following Treatment in Rockefeller Hookworm Campaigns, 1914–1934	17.2	0	1
Vibrational spectroscopy to study degradation of natural dyes. Assessment of oxygen-free cassette for safe exposition of artefacts	17.2	0	1
Factors in the sociocultural environment of child labourers: a study in a small scale leather goods industry in Calcutta	17.2	0	1
Suicide: Rationality and Responsibility for Life	17.2	0	1
Personal and Social Responsibility among Athletes: the Role of Self-Determination, Achievement Goals and Engagement	17.2	0	1
Identification of natural dyes on laboratory-dyed wool and ancient wool, silk, and cotton fibers using attenuated total reflection (ATR) Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy and Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy	17.2	0	1
Shared social responsibility: a field experiment in pay-what-you-want pricing and charitable giving	17.2	0	1
Changes in Perceived Filial Obligation Norms Among Coresident Family Caregivers in Japan	17.2	0	1
ACO Payment Models and the Path to Accountability	17.2	0	1
Medical ethos and social responsibility in clinical medicine	17.2	0	1
The medical ethos and social responsibility in clinical medicine.	17.2	0	1
Soda and tobacco industry corporate social responsibility campaigns: how do they compare?	17.2	0	1
Natural dyes versus lysochrome dyes in cheiloscopy: A comparative evaluation	17.2	0	1
A realist synthesis of the effect of social accountability interventions on health service providers’ and policymakers’ responsiveness	17.2	0	1
Reciprocity‐Based Reasons for Benefiting Research Participants: Most Fail, the Most Plausible is Problematic	17.2	0	1
The influence of plaintiff's body weight on judgments of responsibility: The role of weight bias	17.2	0	1
Accountability through regulation in Ontario's Medical Laboratory Sector	17.2	0	1
Hopes and realities of public health accountability policies	17.2	0	1
The Accreditation Canada program: a complementary tool to promote accountability in Canadian healthcare	17.2	0	1
Accountability in the City of Toronto's 10 long-term care homes	17.2	0	1
Accountability in the UK healthcare system: an overview	17.2	0	1
What have we learned from the substudies?	17.2	0	1
Hospitals' internal accountability	17.2	0	1
Ensuring accountability through health professional regulatory bodies: the case of conflict of interest	17.2	0	1
role of altruistic behavior, empathetic concern, and social responsibility motivation in blood donation behavior	17.2	0	1
Ebola Fever and Global Health Responsibilities	17.2	0	1
From international health to global health: how to foster a better dialogue between empirical and normative disciplines	17.2	0	1
Wartime women giving birth: Narratives of pregnancy and childbirth, Britain c. 1939–1960	17.2	0	1
Should Health Care Providers be Accountable for Patients’ Care Experiences?	17.2	0	1
Multinational corporations and infectious disease: Embracing human rights management techniques	17.2	0	1
The MUN Med Gateway Project: marrying medical education and social accountability	17.2	0	1
Shear Bond Strength and Morphological Analysis of KrF Laser-Recycled Metal Brackets	17.2	0	1
Global medicine: Is it ethical or morally justifiable for doctors and other healthcare workers to go on strike?	17.2	0	1
The importance of action: government flaws could mean marketing opportunities for private companies	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility in public health: A case-study on HIV/AIDS epidemic by Johnson & Johnson company in Africa	17.2	0	1
Improving awareness, accountability, and access through health coaching: qualitative study of patients' perspectives	17.2	0	1
An origin story: ribozyme catalysis by the ribosome.	17.2	0	1
Conflict of Interersts in Scientific Study and Bioethics as Professionalism	17.2	0	1
Isolation and characterization of microsatellite loci for Bixa orellana, an important source of natural dyes	17.2	0	1
In situ nondestructive identification of natural dyes in ancient textiles by reflection fourier transform mid-infrared (FT-MIR) spectroscopy	17.2	0	1
Knowledge, Skills—and Accountability?	17.2	0	1
Data and statistical commands should be routinely disclosed in order to promote greater transparency and accountability in clinical and behavioral research	17.2	0	1
The effect of relationship quality on individual perceptions of social responsibility in the US	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility of scientists: moonshine and morals	17.2	0	1
Enhancing governance and health system accountability for people centered healthcare: an exploratory study of community scorecards in Afghanistan	17.2	0	1
Effect of drought on safflower natural dyes and their biological activities	17.2	0	1
From Multisite Polymerization Catalysis to Sustainable Materials and All-Polyolefin Composites	17.2	0	1
Justice at the Margins: Witches, Poisoners, and Social Accountability in Northern Uganda	17.2	0	1
Fair Trade Metaphor as a Control Privacy Method for Pervasive Environments: Concepts and Evaluation	17.2	0	1
Great Expectations: The Role of Rules in Guiding Pro-social Behaviour in Groups with High Versus Low Autistic Traits	17.2	0	1
Outcomes of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine's distributed medical education programmes: protocol for a longitudinal comparative multicohort study	17.2	0	1
Impact of a private sector living wage intervention on depressive symptoms among apparel workers in the Dominican Republic: a quasi-experimental study.	17.2	0	1
Physicians in Nursing Homes: Effectiveness of Physician Accountability and Communication	17.2	0	1
Residents’ Waste Separation Behaviors at the Source: Using SEM with the Theory of Planned Behavior in Guangzhou, China	17.2	0	1
A combined spectroscopic and TDDFT study of natural dyes extracted from fruit peels of Citrus reticulata and Musa acuminata for dye-sensitized solar cells.	17.2	0	1
How patients think about social responsibility of public hospitals in China?	17.2	0	1
Ethical sourcing of human embryonic stem cells--rational solutions?	17.2	0	1
The Ethical Challenges of Socially Responsible Science	17.2	0	1
Mild extraction methods using aqueous glucose solution for the analysis of natural dyes in textile artefacts dyed with Dyer's madder (Rubia tinctorum L.).	17.2	0	1
Domesticating the Drone: The Demilitarisation of Unmanned Aircraft for Civil Markets	17.2	0	1
Occupational safety and health aspects of corporate social responsibility reporting in Japan from 2004 to 2012	17.2	0	1
Accountability for Health	17.2	0	1
Practising social accountability: From theory to action	17.2	0	1
Moving Life Science Ethics Debates Beyond National Borders: Some Empirical Observations	17.2	0	1
Pharmaceutical industry's corporate social responsibility towards HIV/AIDS.	17.2	0	1
Home healthcare and family responsibility: a critical discourse analysis of talk and text	17.2	0	1
Scientific Social Responsibility: Lessons From the Corporate Social Responsibility Movement	17.2	0	1
Huang Mei-ying	17.2	0	1
Peptides made to order	17.2	0	1
Making Sense of Corporate Social Responsibility and Work	17.2	0	1
Implementation of a Systematic Accountability Framework in 2014 to Improve the Performance of the Nigerian Polio Program	17.2	0	1
Social accountability at the micro level: One patient at a time	17.2	0	1
On Health Justice. Some Thoughts and Responses to Critics	17.2	0	1
Gender Variations in the Effects of Number of Organizational Memberships, Number of Social Networking Sites, and Grade-Point Average on Global Social Responsibility in Filipino University Students	17.2	0	1
Corporate Social Responsibility and Employee Engagement: Enabling Employees to Employ More of Their Whole Selves at Work	17.2	0	1
Rapid and Accurate Identification of Animal Species in Natural Leather Goods by Liquid Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry	17.2	0	1
Medical ethics and education for social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Fiscal versus social responsibility: how Philip Morris shaped the public funds divestment debate	17.2	0	1
What is like to be a devoted doctor? An analysis of bookreports on The Painted Veil	17.2	0	1
Resituating the ethical gaze: government morality and the local worlds of impoverished Indigenous women	17.2	0	1
The Limits of Corporate Social Responsibility: Techniques of Neutralization, Stakeholder Management and Political CSR.	17.2	0	1
In-house coordination project for organ and tissue procurement: social responsibility and promising results.	17.2	0	1
Advocacy as medical responsibility	17.2	0	1
Insights in public health: It takes a Hui to raise a child: a case for peer-to-peer support for child abuse prevention	17.2	0	1
Engineering Values Into Genetic Engineering: A Proposed Analytic Framework for Scientific Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility: a new paradigm of hospital governance?	17.2	0	1
Project Muskan: Social responsibility of the plastic surgeon	17.2	0	1
Genetic testing for familial breast cancer--ethical questions concerning individual rights and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Using and developing role plays in teaching aimed at preparing for social responsibility	17.2	0	1
The Core Values that Support Health, Safety, and Well-being at Work	17.2	0	1
Ethics in 15 min per Week	17.2	0	1
Specialty, political affiliation, and perceived social responsibility are associated with U.S. physician reactions to health care reform legislation	17.2	0	1
Leveraging corporate social responsibility to improve consumer safety of dietary supplements sold for weight loss and muscle building	17.2	0	1
Response to economic forces buffeting the community of neurosurgery	17.2	0	1
When Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Meets Organizational Psychology: New Frontiers in Micro-CSR Research, and Fulfilling a Quid Pro Quo through Multilevel Insights	17.2	0	1
Gastroenterology in a New Era of Accountability: Part 3. Accountable Care Organizations	17.2	0	1
Integrating medical ethics with normative theory: patient advocacy and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Similarities between inherited demyelinating neuropathies and Wallerian degeneration: an old repair program may cause myelin and axon perturbation under nonlesion conditions	17.2	0	1
An overview of the roles and responsibilities of Chinese medical colleges in body donation programs	17.2	0	1
A comprehensive review on the quasi-induced exposure technique	17.2	0	1
Development of a standardized process improvement protocol to address elevated health care-associated infection rates on an incented quality scorecard	17.2	0	1
Defining Professional Nursing Accountability: A Literature Review	17.2	0	1
A review of the chemistry and uses of crocins and crocetin, the carotenoid natural dyes in saffron, with particular emphasis on applications as colorants including their use as biological stains	17.2	0	1
Professional Accountability	17.2	0	1
Multilateral development banks and socially responsible investments – the case of tobacco	17.2	0	1
Blurred lines: accountability and responsibility in post-earthquake Haiti	17.2	0	1
The hospital nurse & professional accountability	17.2	0	1
How Does Enhancing Cognition Affect Human Values? How Does This Translate into Social Responsibility?	17.2	0	1
Kathleen Mears Memorial Lecture: Personal Accountability: Your Key to Survival in Health Care Reform	17.2	0	1
Pre-departure training and the social accountability of International Medical Electives	17.2	0	1
An Overview of Corporate Social Responsibility in Chemical Research	17.2	0	1
The risks and responsible roles for psychiatrists who interact with the media	17.2	0	1
Is our medical school socially accountable? The case of Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University	17.2	0	1
In vitro characterization of a base pairing interaction between the primer binding site and the minimal packaging signal of avian leukosis virus genomic RNA	17.2	0	1
Neural reality and social convention: do they overlap?	17.2	0	1
Humanitarian Assistance and Accountability: What Are We Really Talking About?	17.2	0	1
Fabrication and Characterization of Polysaccharide Ion Gels with Ionic Liquids and Their Further Conversion into Value-Added Sustainable Materials	17.2	0	1
The EU pledge for responsible marketing of food and beverages to children: implementation in food companies	17.2	0	1
Commentary: Corporate Social Responsibility: Deep Roots, Flourishing Growth, Promising Future	17.2	0	1
Sorry—we’re full! Access block and accountability failure in the health care system	17.2	0	1
Ethical Considerations in Community Oral Health	17.2	0	1
Built to last. Undertake market research before embarking on facility expansion or renovation.	17.2	0	1
Voet & Zn.	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility and the academic medical center: building community-based systems for the nation's health	17.2	0	1
It's the money, honey. Even more than respect, CNAs need to earn a living wage	17.2	0	1
Can childbirth educators make a living wage doing what they love?	17.2	0	1
Beyond purely ethical understanding of responsibility: a phenomenological approach	17.2	0	1
Responsibility and accountability for well informed health-care decisions: a global challenge	17.2	0	1
From waste to sustainable materials management: Three case studies of the transition journey	17.2	0	1
Essay: Leaky Pipes	17.2	0	1
Occupational asthma and immunologic responses induced by inhaled carmine among employees at a factory making natural dyes	17.2	0	1
Redesigning inpatient care: Testing the effectiveness of an accountable care team model	17.2	0	1
The journey to accountable, effective and cohesive physician practices	17.2	0	1
Hospital remains in inner city by moving to recycled factory	17.2	0	1
Accountability in the 2015 Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health	17.2	0	1
A review of corporate sustainability reporting tools (SRTs)	17.2	0	1
Perceptions of Social Responsibility of Prominent Animal Welfare Groups	17.2	0	1
Characterization of Natural Dyes and Traditional Korean Silk Fabric by Surface Analytical Techniques	17.2	0	1
Reflective practice and social responsibility in family medicine: Effect of performing an international rotation in a developing country	17.2	0	1
A qualitative study of enablers and barriers influencing the incorporation of social accountability values into organisational culture: a perspective from two medical schools	17.2	0	1
Interpersonal social responsibility model of service learning: A longitudinal study	17.2	0	1
Who reviews the reviewers? Who edits the editors? Many avenues for you to holdBJSMaccountable	17.2	0	1
US Media Coverage of Tobacco Industry Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility in Stem Cell Research - Is the News All Bad?	17.2	0	1
Clarifying empathy: the first step to more humane clinical care	17.2	0	1
Engineering Students' Views of Corporate Social Responsibility: A Case Study from Petroleum Engineering	17.2	0	1
Osteopathic Medical Education and Social Accountability	17.2	0	1
Rockets, radiosensitizers, and RRx-001: an origin story part I.	17.2	0	1
Hansae Vietnam's garment factory: Latest example of how corporate social responsibility has failed to protect workers	17.2	0	1
Pain Psychology and the Biopsychosocial Model of Pain Treatment: Ethical Imperatives and Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Sustainable Materials for Sustainable Energy Storage: Organic Na Electrodes.	17.2	0	1
Development and Integration of Professional Core Values Among Practicing Clinicians	17.2	0	1
Humanity and Justice in Global Health: Problems with Venkatapuram's Justification of the Global Health Duty	17.2	0	1
In Genes We Trust: Germline Engineering, Eugenics, and the Future of the Human Genome	17.2	0	1
Developing Dental Students’ Awareness of Health Care Disparities and Desire to Serve Vulnerable Populations Through Service‐Learning	17.2	0	1
Middle School as a Developmental Niche for Civic Engagement	17.2	0	1
Taking a Stand: The Genetics Community's Responsibility for Intelligence Research	17.2	0	1
State Variation in Increased ADHD Prevalence: Links to NCLB School Accountability and State Medication Laws	17.2	0	1
Investigating the effect of the London living wage on the psychological wellbeing of low-wage service sector employees: a feasibility study	17.2	0	1
Scientists' Ethical Obligations and Social Responsibility for Nanotechnology Research	17.2	0	1
Haerfest	17.2	0	1
Using evidence to drive action: A “revolution in accountability” to implement quality care for better maternal and newborn health in Africa	17.2	0	1
The association between a living wage and subjective social status and self-rated health: a quasi-experimental study in the Dominican Republic.	17.2	0	1
Case Study of R-1234yf Refrigerant: Implications for the Framework for Responsible Innovation	17.2	0	1
Adequate Supervision for Children and Adolescents	17.2	0	1
The Public Health Responsibility deal: has a public–private partnership brought about action on alcohol reduction?	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility and mental health: the Premier League football Imagine Your Goals programme	17.2	0	1
Global health and social responsibility: a pilot project of the Medical University of Vienna in eastern Ethiopia	17.2	0	1
Reassuringly calm? Self-reported patterns of responses to reassurance seeking in obsessive compulsive disorder	17.2	0	1
The ethics of corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Social activism and psychiatrists in community mental health centers	17.2	0	1
A Manufactu(RED) Ethics: Labor, HIV, and the Body in Lesotho's “Sweat‐free” Garment Industry	17.2	0	1
Academic medicine's season of accountability and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Public accountability and quality protection	17.2	0	1
The free will inventory: Measuring beliefs about agency and responsibility	17.2	0	1
Group-based citizenship in the acceptance of indoor residual spraying (IRS) for malaria control in Mozambique	17.2	0	1
Reply to commentators onUnfit for the Future	17.2	0	1
Hazards from chemicals: scientific questions and conflicts of interest	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility of future radiology professionals	17.2	0	1
Are we unfit for the future?	17.2	0	1
Summary ofUnfit for the Future	17.2	0	1
Editors’ Overview Perspectives on Teaching Social Responsibility to Students in Science and Engineering	17.2	0	1
How big is the competent community? And who gets in?	17.2	0	1
The marketing potential of corporate social responsibility activities: the case of the alcohol industry in Latin America and the Caribbean	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility in nursing education	17.2	0	1
Shared responsibility for ensuring appropriate management of incidental findings: a case study from South Africa	17.2	0	1
Between a rock and a hard place: Economic expansion and social responsibility in UK media discourses on the global alcohol industry	17.2	0	1
The effects of corporate social responsibility on employees' affective commitment: A cross-cultural investigation	17.2	0	1
Biocatalysis made to order	17.2	0	1
Responsibility of the Physician in the Preservation of Life	17.2	0	1
Why China doesn't need social workers	17.2	0	1
Developing Aboriginal responsibility	17.2	0	1
Aboriginals. Neglected by the media	17.2	0	1
Social poverty - Western education's forgotten responsibility	17.2	0	1
Military Race Relations: The Responsibility of Mental Health Professionals	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility and Healthcare in Finland	17.2	0	1
Illuminating the Signals Job Seekers Receive from an Employer's Community Involvement and Environmental Sustainability Practices: Insights into Why Most Job Seekers Are Attracted, Others Are Indifferent, and a Few Are Repelled	17.2	0	1
Anti-mycobacterial peptides: Made to order with delivery included	17.2	0	1
Global bioethics and communitarianism	17.2	0	1
The physician as health advocate: translating the quest for social responsibility into medical education and practice	17.2	0	1
The Willingness of Military Members to Seek Help: The Role of Social Involvement and Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility and the future health care manager	17.2	0	1
Nurturing social responsibility through community service-learning: Lessons learned from a pilot project	17.2	0	1
Health care delivery system in the USA: the dilemma of responsibility allocation between the individual and society (author's transl)	17.2	0	1
Civic Engagement and the Transition to Adulthood	17.2	0	1
Civic Engagement for Older Adults With Functional Limitations: Piloting an Intervention for Adult Day Health Participants	17.2	0	1
The Future of Maintenance of Certification: A Reaction to the Paper by Kevin B. Weiss, MD	17.2	0	1
The Specialty Board Movement at the Crossroads: Reaction to the Paper by Kevin B. Weiss, MD	17.2	0	1
Future of Board Certification in a New Era of Public Accountability	17.2	0	1
A case study of healthcare fraud	17.2	0	1
New visibility brings new risks and responsibilities to disabled Americans	17.2	0	1
Conflicting views on elder care responsibility in Japan	17.2	0	1
Exploring dental students' perceptions of cultural competence and social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
‘They had the right to know.’ Genetic risk and perceptions of responsibility	17.2	0	1
Helping youth in underserved communities envision possible futures: an extension of the Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility model	17.2	0	1
Accountability across the Continuum: The Participation of Postacute Care Providers in Accountable Care Organizations	17.2	0	1
A mobile interventional radiology unit: innovation and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Ebola vaccine and corporate responsibility	17.2	0	1
Accountability and Public Health Policies Impacting Proper Ebola Response: Time for a Bioethics Oversight Board	17.2	0	1
Service delivery under translation: multi-stakeholder accountability in the non-profit community sector in New Zealand	17.2	0	1
A call for international accountability—preserving hope amid false protection	17.2	0	1
Evaluation of a cross-sector community initiative partnership: Delivering a local sport program	17.2	0	1
'Built to last?': the long-term sustainability of educational programmes	17.2	0	1
How social accountability can be incorporated into an urban community-based medical education program: An Australian initiative	17.2	0	1
Identification of subjects for social responsibility education at universities and the present activity at the university of Tokyo	17.2	0	1
Developmental change in social responsibility during adolescence: An ecological perspective	17.2	0	1
Is globalisation outpacing ethics and social responsibility in occupational health?	17.2	0	1
Defining Peer-to-Peer Accountability From the Nurse’s Perspective	17.2	0	1
CLINICAL INVESTIGATION AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY	17.2	0	1
Directorate-General for the Social Economy and Corporate Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
ICN watchword	17.2	0	1
The art and science of supervision. The coming revolution	17.2	0	1
Accountability--a necessity for survival? Part 1	17.2	0	1
Accountability--a necessity for survival? Part 2	17.2	0	1
Professionalism--where are we headed?	17.2	0	1
"A new phase of responsibility of nurses as professionals" at the General Meeting of the academic assembly, ICN Congress, Tokyo. A response to the speech made on the responsibility of nurses as individuals and as a group	17.2	0	1
The nurse and her accountability	17.2	0	1
Watchword	17.2	0	1
Our expectations of nurses	17.2	0	1
Occupational safety and health aspects of corporate social responsibility (CSR) in Japanese companies listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) first section	17.2	0	1
Children at risk- a cause for concern	17.2	0	1
Scandinavian Nursing Cooperation's Espoo representative: democracy in the work situation - resolutions and responsibilities	17.2	0	1
Economy measures on the backs of nursing personnel	17.2	0	1
Too much responsibility? Why a pediatric nurse gives up her profession - must 40-year-olds give up?	17.2	0	1
Toward a unified voice-individual and collective responsibility of nurses	17.2	0	1
Individual and collective responsibility of nurses	17.2	0	1
The responsibilities of the professional nurse	17.2	0	1
Nurses' association 80 years: today's nurse has professional responsibility	17.2	0	1
Is torture a nurses' concern? Nurses must oppose torture's assault on health	17.2	0	1
Accountability for nursing practice	17.2	0	1
To be or not to be accountable … that is the question	17.2	0	1
Hospital independence and accountability	17.2	0	1
Observations on the nursing service, contirubtion to the identification of services offered: nursing care	17.2	0	1
Nurses' responsibility for nursing services in today's situation	17.2	0	1
Gunni Kullberg in MAK (Medical Responsibility Committee): everyone should have responsibility within the area of his competence	17.2	0	1
Nursing practice--whose responsibility?	17.2	0	1
The Illusion of Final Authority	17.2	0	1
Nursing experience: would it have been murder by omission?	17.2	0	1
Citizenship and leadership course. (Man 'o' War) in relation to expanding role and experiences of student nurses in university college hospital	17.2	0	1
Industrial action: is the target management or patients?	17.2	0	1
Nursing role demands personal responsibility	17.2	0	1
Nursing practice--whose responsibility? Independent of the institutionalised practice of nursing	17.2	0	1
"Rights and responsibilities of students"	17.2	0	1
Caring for the caring profession: things will be better if nurses work towards change	17.2	0	1
Legislation and control of registration: what kind of protection will the enacted registration legislation give?	17.2	0	1
Amnesty International's seminar "Torture and the Medical Profession". Torture is a spreading social cancer	17.2	0	1
Role of the nurse in society	17.2	0	1
The art and science of supervision: professional accountability	17.2	0	1
Responsibility and competence	17.2	0	1
Allegiance and loyalty	17.2	0	1
Self-reliance	17.2	0	1
Professional accountability of nurses	17.2	0	1
Behavioral objective for nursing: a declaration of accountability	17.2	0	1
The watchword 'accountability'--international and national implications for nursing	17.2	0	1
I've got a grand health visitor	17.2	0	1
A conceptual framework: an answer to the problem of professional socialization	17.2	0	1
Rights and responsibilities of the health care consumer	17.2	0	1
Concerned, qualified and prepared to care	17.2	0	1
Autonomy and responsibility go hand in hand	17.2	0	1
Where does the nurse's responsibility begin and end in caring for a patient's belongings?	17.2	0	1
Give us this day	17.2	0	1
Accountability for nursing care -- towards a new structure	17.2	0	1
Accountability--lip service or reality?	17.2	0	1
Rights and duties of paramedical personnel	17.2	0	1
President's address. The professional nurse as caregiver and citizen	17.2	0	1
To be responsible	17.2	0	1
An institutional response to changing concepts of health and care	17.2	0	1
Tailoring nursing education programs to meet the nature of community needs	17.2	0	1
Responsibility for the patient's welfare	17.2	0	1
Accountability: issues and solutions	17.2	0	1
Contraceptive Responsibility among Male University Students	17.2	0	1
Male Responsibility in Sexual Activity and Family Planning: Perspectives of a College Mental Health Professional	17.2	0	1
Experiments in social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Production of lentiviral vectors by transient expression of minimal packaging genes from recombinant adenoviruses	17.2	0	1
Bioethics: health care questions for a new age	17.2	0	1
Sociological focus of prevention in dentistry	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility in cancer detection: the national scene	17.2	0	1
Responsibilities of the practicing physician in cancer detection	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility of the hospitals in Isfahan city, Iran: Results from a cross-sectional survey.	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility in Cancer Prevention Research: IARC as a 'Global Science Force'	17.2	0	1
Spatial distribution of pregnancy in adolescence and associations with socioeconomic and social responsibility indicators: State of Minas Gerais, Southeast of Brazil	17.2	0	1
Radioactive materials in recycled metals	17.2	0	1
Do Faith Communities Have a Role in Addressing Childhood Obesity?	17.2	0	1
Industry responsibility for the use of its products	17.2	0	1
Responsibility for Crashes of Autonomous Vehicles: An Ethical Analysis	17.2	0	1
Corporate Social Responsibility programs of Big Food in Australia: a content analysis of industry documents	17.2	0	1
Professionalism .	17.2	0	1
Impregnated bed nets for malaria control: biological success and social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Do we still care? A debate held at Congress in 1978	17.2	0	1
Keeping score: fostering accountability for children's lives	17.2	0	1
New Societal Approaches to Empowering Antibiotic Stewardship	17.2	0	1
The responsibility of medicine doctor (author's transl)	17.2	0	1
The Perceptions and Expectations Toward the Social Responsibility of Hospitals and Organizational Commitment of Nursing Staff	17.2	0	1
The social mission in medical school mission statements: associations with graduate outcomes	17.2	0	1
Do information, price, or morals influence ethical consumption? A natural field experiment and customer survey on the purchase of Fair Trade coffee	17.2	0	1
Introductory remarks on social responsibility and the future of the labor market	17.2	0	1
Rcn Congress. Standards: setting the seal of courage	17.2	0	1
African media coverage of tobacco industry corporate social responsibility initiatives.	17.2	0	1
Emerging from the Tragedies in Bangladesh: A Challenge to Voluntarism in the Global Economy	17.2	0	1
Made to order.	17.2	0	1
Medical school survival versus social responsibility: finances as a driving force	17.2	0	1
Clinical trial designs--made to order	17.2	0	1
Building a sustainable positive reputation for the Nigerian Medical Association	17.2	0	1
The psychiatrist's responsibility and the public trust	17.2	0	1
Ethical Obligations and Clinical Goals in End-of-Life Care: Deriving a Quality-of-Life Construct Based on the Islamic Concept of Accountability Before God (Taklīf)	17.2	0	1
Do code of conduct audits improve chemical safety in garment factories? Lessons on corporate social responsibility in the supply chain from Fair Wear Foundation	17.2	0	1
Radioactive Materials in Recycled Metals-An Update	17.2	0	1
Responsibility for prescribing and monitoring an act transfusion and safety blood transfusion	17.2	0	1
Interprofessional practice in the era of accountability	17.2	0	1
Orthopaedic healthcare worldwide: the transparent pricing revolution in healthcare	17.2	0	1
Psychopathy and social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Role of the Occupational Physician in Corporate Management of Health Risks: An Important Aspect of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).	17.2	0	1
Duties to rescue: individual, professional and institutional	17.2	0	1
The Emotional Nature of Rescue Medicine Assessments	17.2	0	1
Rescue, Strangers, and Research Participants	17.2	0	1
Seeking Context for the Duty to Rescue: Contractualism and Trust in Research Institutions	17.2	0	1
Rethinking Rescue Medicine	17.2	0	1
Collectivizing Rescue Obligations in Bioethics	17.2	0	1
Second-Guessing Scientists and Engineers: Post Hoc Criticism and the Reform of Practice in Green Chemistry and Engineering	17.2	0	1
Rescuing the duty to rescue	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility: do physicians have special obligations?	17.2	0	1
Physicians for Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Evaluation of antibacterial, antifungal, and antioxidant activities of safflower natural dyes during flowering.	17.2	0	1
A perspective on emerging law, consumer trust and social responsibility in China's food sector: the "bleaching" case study	17.2	0	1
A dentist's social responsibility to diagnose elder abuse	17.2	0	1
Medical care in modern warfare: a look at the Pentagon plan for the civilian sector	17.2	0	1
Medical education, social responsibility and praxis: Responding to the needs of all children.	17.2	0	1
Approaches to accountability in long-term care	17.2	0	1
Chasing Perfection and Catching Excellence in Graduate Medical Education	17.2	0	1
Civic education is a necessity if medical research is to improve in the country	17.2	0	1
Chromophore Renewal and Fluorogen-Binding Tags: A Match Made to Last.	17.2	0	1
Health rights litigation pushes for accountability in clinical trials in India	17.2	0	1
Accountability and primary healthcare	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility, substance use, and sexual risk behavior in men who have sex with men.	17.2	0	1
Shared vision, shared vulnerability: A content analysis of corporate social responsibility information on tobacco industry websites	17.2	0	1
Living Staff Living Wage	17.2	0	1
Correction: Development of closed-loop supply chain network in terms of corporate social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Success, significance, and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Medical literature, made to order	17.2	0	1
The wicked problem of Socially Responsible Innovation	17.2	0	1
Student perceptions of a community engagement experience: Exploration of reflections on social responsibility and professional formation	17.2	0	1
Tobacco company prepares its first social responsibility report	17.2	0	1
Antibiotic stewardship and pharma’s social conscience	17.2	0	1
Access, Affordability, Accountability 2013-2014 President-elect Address to the 2014 AACP House of Delegates	17.2	0	1
The epiknowledge of socially responsible innovation	17.2	0	1
How do the approaches to accountability compare for charities working in international development?	17.2	0	1
Home and community care sector accountability	17.2	0	1
Thinking about accountability	17.2	0	1
Accountability in healthcare organizations and systems	17.2	0	1
Accountability in the ontario cancer services system: a qualitative study of system leaders' perspectives	17.2	0	1
Re: Rational Suicide: Sending the Wrong Message?	17.2	0	1
The Determination of Quality of Life and Medical Futility in Disorders of Consciousness: Reinterpreting the Moral Code of Islam	17.2	0	1
The social costs of dangerous products: an empirical investigation	17.2	0	1
Detention, Democracy, and Inequality in a Divided Society	17.2	0	1
Comparison of extraction methods for the analysis of natural dyes in historical textiles by high-performance liquid chromatography	17.2	0	1
‘Sustainable materials management’: A new international solid waste paradigm	17.2	0	1
Green dyeing process of modified cotton fibres using natural dyes extracted from Tamarix aphylla (L.) Karst. leaves	17.2	0	1
Organic semiconductors: Made to order	17.2	0	1
Application of Hellison's Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility Model in physical education to improve self-efficacy for adolescents at risk of dropping-out of school.	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility of business	17.2	0	1
Letter commenting on: Panjwani, C. and Caraher, M. (2014). The Public Health Responsibility Deal: Brokering a deal for public health, but on whose terms? Health Policy, 114(2), pp. 163–173	17.2	0	1
Polymer chemistry: Macromolecules made to order.	17.2	0	1
Preventive medicine, personal responsibility and professional responsibility	17.2	0	1
Moral bioenhancement is dangerous	17.2	0	1
Are community service doctors equipped to address priority health needs in South Africa?	17.2	0	1
The corporate determinants of health: how big business affects our health, and the need for government action!	17.2	0	1
Laboratory and outdoor assessment of UV protection offered by flax and hemp fabrics dyed with natural dyes	17.2	0	1
Teleological reasoning about nature: intentional design or relational perspectives?	17.2	0	1
Alcohol Abuse and Physicians' Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Soviet-American cooperation: a physician's perspective. Remarks to the annual meeting of Physicians for Social Responsibility/USA.	17.2	0	1
The professional responsibility of the industrial hygienist	17.2	0	1
Best interests decisions: professional practices in health and social care	17.2	0	1
A quantitative model to assess Social Responsibility in Environmental Science and Technology.	17.2	0	1
Nursing services - physicians' responsibility?	17.2	0	1
Protein modulators made to order	17.2	0	1
Why NHS leaders should heed Gandhi's message	17.2	0	1
Substance Misuse Prevention as Corporate Social Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Working for a living wage	17.2	0	1
Development of ethical practices and social responsibility in dental education at the university of Chile: student and faculty perceptions	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility of epidemiologists: a welcome debate	17.2	0	1
Honouring social accountability: a moral responsibility of the medical profession	17.2	0	1
Extended Report from Working Group 5: Social Responsibility of Scientists at the 59th Pugwash Conference on Science and World Affairs in Berlin, 1–4 July 2011	17.2	0	1
New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 6. Social responsibility through communication. Concluding remarks	17.2	0	1
No Man Left Behind	17.2	0	1
CEO: an agent of planned change	17.2	0	1
Standard of Care, Institutional Obligations, and Distributive Justice	17.2	0	1
The realities of accountability	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility report drafting in healthcare facilities. Experiences in Fatebenefratelli's Hospitals	17.2	0	1
The chronic patient: perspectives from the 29th Institute on Hospital & Community Psychiatry. Building accountability into the service system [proceedings]	17.2	0	1
Boycott of leather goods	17.2	0	1
Intelligence, biology and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Specialty, Political Affiliation, and Perceived Social Responsibility Are Associated with U.S. Physician Reactions to Health Care Reform Legislation.	17.2	0	1
Account-Ability	17.2	0	1
2012 Humanism in Medicine Essay Contest: Third Place: Fair trade chocolate	17.2	0	1
Seasonal transitions and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Systematization of nursing care and social responsibility in professional practice settings	17.2	0	1
Electronic control devices: science, law, and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
From acute care to home care: the evolution of hospital responsibility and rationale for increased vertical integration	17.2	0	1
Bernard Lown: the nonagenarian blogger with a lifelong thirst for combining clinical practice and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility for new technologies	17.2	0	1
What Contract? With Whom? For What Purpose?	17.2	0	1
Sense of Community Responsibility in Community Collaboratives: Advancing a Theory of Community as Resource and Responsibility	17.2	0	1
Ethics in the Minutiae: Examining the Role of the Physical Laboratory Environment in Ethical Discourse	17.2	0	1
Liability and invasive investigations	17.2	0	1
Humanism and social responsibility: the role of certification and recertification	17.2	0	1
Measuring Patient-Centeredness of Care for Seriously Ill Individuals: Challenges and Opportunities for Accountability Initiatives	17.2	0	1
Electronic devices: Nanotube arrays made to order	17.2	0	1
Teaching social responsibility through community service-learning in predoctoral dental education	17.2	0	1
Cooperatives for “Fair Globalization”? Indigenous People, Cooperatives, and Corporate Social Responsibility in the Brazilian Amazon	17.2	0	1
Reversible sterilization: Socio‐ethical considerations	17.2	0	1
Physicians’ Strikes and the Competing Bases of Physicians’ Moral Obligations	17.2	0	1
‘Older Women’, Customary Obligations and Orphan Foster Caregiving: The Case of Queen Mothers in Manya Klo, Ghana	17.2	0	1
Accountable disease management of spine pain	17.2	0	1
Iranian nurses' perceptions of social responsibility: a qualitative study	17.2	0	1
The responsibility of the surgeon (author's transl)	17.2	0	1
Boundary Spanning by Nurse Managers: Effects of Managers’ Characteristics and Scope of Responsibility on Teamwork	17.2	0	1
Galea Responds to "Consequential(ist) Epidemiology: Finally"	17.2	0	1
Clinical responsibility, accountability, and risk aversion in mental health nursing: A descriptive, qualitative study	17.2	0	1
Built to last? The sustainability of health system improvements, interventions and change strategies: a study protocol for a systematic review.	17.2	0	1
Sustainable development as a challenge for undergraduate students: the module "Science bears responsibility" in the Leuphana bachelor's programme : commentary on "a case study of teaching social responsibility to doctoral students in the climate sci	17.2	0	1
Governance. After the reports, who's in charge?	17.2	0	1
Educating for social responsibility: changing the syllabus of developmental biology	17.2	0	1
US medical schools failing social responsibility test, MD says	17.2	0	1
Can Dentistry Have Two Contracts with the Public?	17.2	0	1
Vulnerable Populations and Ultimate Responsibility	17.2	0	1
The labor impacts of policy change in health care: how federal policy transformed home health organizations and their labor practices	17.2	0	1
Digital Media, Participatory Politics, and Positive Youth Development	17.2	0	1
Medical futility, personal goods, and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Global challenges as inspiration: a classroom strategy to foster social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility in French Engineering Education: A Historical and Sociological Analysis	17.2	0	1
Individual responsibility, solidarity and differentiation in healthcare	17.2	0	1
Corporate social responsibility for nanotechnology oversight.	17.2	0	1
Responsibility and ethics	17.2	0	1
Reengineering Biomedical Translational Research with Engineering Ethics	17.2	0	1
Personal control, social responsibility, and image of person and self among the Bimin-Kuskusmin of Papua New Guinea	17.2	0	1
Maternal Mortality versus Researcher's Responsibility to Contribute to Its Reduction	17.2	0	1
Using basic technology – and corporate social responsibility - to save lives	17.2	0	1
Strong government accountability is crucial to meeting millennium development goals, UN assembly is told	17.2	0	1
Social responsibility in health and the global health situation: towards new health and social indicators	17.2	0	1
Remember Asilomar? Reexamining science's ethical and social responsibility.	17.2	0	1
Natural dyes adsorbed on TiO2 nanowire for photovoltaic applications: enhanced light absorption and ultrafast electron injection.	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility of the gyneco-obstetrician	17.2	0	1
Identification of natural dyes used in works of art by pyrolysis-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry combined with in situ trimethylsilylation	17.2	0	1
The flip side of Natural American Spirit: corporate social responsibility advertising	17.2	0	1
Development of mild extraction methods for the analysis of natural dyes in textiles of historical interest using LC-diode array detector-MS.	17.2	0	1
Molecular engineering: Antibodies, made to order	17.2	0	1
The Public Health Responsibility Deal: Brokering a deal for public health, but on whose terms?	17.2	0	1
Response to the social responsibility model: the convergence of curriculum and health policy	17.2	0	1
A Healthy Living Wage	17.2	0	1
Capillary electrophoretic determination of main components of natural dyes with MS detection	17.2	0	1
Perceptions of nursing students regarding responsible use of social media in the Eastern Cape	17.2	0	1
Prioritization of medical services as a social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Contribute to making things better	17.2	0	1
Some personal notes on role plays as an excellent teaching tool : commentary on "using and developing role plays in teaching aimed at preparing for social responsibility".	17.2	0	1
A comparative empirical study on mobile ICT services, social responsibility and the protection of children.	17.2	0	1
Collaborative Implementation for Ecological Restoration on US Public Lands: Implications for Legal Context, Accountability, and Adaptive Management	17.2	0	1
We Must Create Beings with Moral Standing Superior to Our Own	17.2	0	1
Uncompromised Professional Responsibility in Apartheid South Africa	17.2	0	1
Revitalized Leadership Conference motivates members to redefine roles and responsibilities	17.2	0	1
Effect of selected natural dyes in reduction on colour changes of Egyptian linen textiles by fungi	17.2	0	1
Made to Last	17.2	0	1
World Fair Trade Day	17.2	0	1
Corporate Social Responsibility and Employee Outcomes: A Moderated Mediation Model of Organizational Identification and Moral Identity	17.2	0	1
Integration of Canonical and Noncanonical Pathways in TLR4 Signaling: Complex Regulation of the Wound Repair Program	17.2	0	1
A new multi analytical approach for the identification of synthetic and natural dyes mixtures. The case of orcein-mauveine mixture in a historical dress of a Sicilian noblewoman of nineteenth century.	17.2	0	1
Hijacked Organic, Limited Local, Faulty Fair Trade: What's a Radical to Eat?	17.2	0	1
Investigation of red natural dyes used in historical objects by HPLC-DAD-MS.	17.2	0	1
The social responsibility of social scientists	17.2	0	1
Dental Student, Resident, and Faculty Attitudes Toward Treating Medicaid Patients	17.2	0	1
Genetic Testing and the Social Responsibility of Private Health Insurance Companies	17.2	0	1
Communitarian bioethics: Preface	17.2	0	1
PALEONTOLOGY: Fossils Made to Order, Any Size	17.2	0	1
Educating for diversity, social responsibility and action: preservice teachers engage in immersion experiences	17.2	0	1
The Confucian bioethics of surrogate decision making: Its communitarian roots	17.2	0	1
Nonegalitarian Social Responsibility for Health: A Confucian Perspective on Article 14 of the UNESCO: Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights	17.2	0	1
HPLC-MS of anthraquinoids, flavonoids, and their degradation products in analysis of natural dyes in archeological objects	17.2	0	1
Towards a Model of Stewardship and Accountability in Support of Innovation and “Good” Failure	17.2	0	1
A DFT study of a set of natural dyes for organic electronics.	17.2	0	1
Developing cultural competence and social responsibility in preclinical dental students	17.2	0	1
Identification of Natural Dyes in Ancient Textiles by Time-of-Flight Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry and Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility and the State's Duty to provide Healthcare: An Islamic Ethico-Legal Perspective	17.2	0	1
A social responsibility to die? Freedom, aging, and AIDS.	17.2	0	1
Professionalism and the environment: The influence of role models	17.2	0	1
The old-new meaning of the researcher’s responsibility	17.2	0	1
Whistleblowing in medicine and in Homer's Iliad	17.2	0	1
Compatibilism and Incompatibilism in Social Cognition	17.2	0	1
Seeking inclusion in an exclusive process: discourses of medical school student selection	17.2	0	1
Widening participation in medicine: moving beyond the numbers	17.2	0	1
Our social accountability: when will we walk the talk?	17.2	0	1
leather shop	17.2	0	1
Social Responsibility: Supervising EMS officer competencies	17.2	0	1
Adherence of private health system hospitals to dissemination of outcomes according to the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) model	17.2	0	1
Clinical outcomes of a combined transcatheter and minimally invasive atrial septal defect repair program using a 'Heart Team' approach.	17.2	0	1
Maintaining everyday life in a family with a dying parent: Teenagers' experiences of adapting to responsibility	17.2	0	1
The Invisibility of Disability: Using Dance to Shake from Bioethics the Idea of ‘Broken Bodies’	17.2	0	1
Bridging miles to achieve milestones: Corporate social responsibility for primary health care	17.2	0	1
Preventing Ultimate Harm as the Justification for Biomoral Modification	17.2	0	1
A commitment to hope. Intellect, capital, and social responsibility	17.2	0	1
Public education and the battle over the nature of social responsibility to the nation's children and schools	17.2	0	1
The “Commitment Model” for Clinical Ethics Consultations: Society’s Involvement in the Solution of Individual Cases	17.2	0	1
Assessing the contraceptive supply environment in Kinshasa, DRC: trend data from PMA2020	17.2	0	1
Capabilities and the Definition of Health: Comments on Venkatapuram	17.2	0	1
CR cassettes and IP plates: implementing an inspection and repair program	17.2	0	1
Paternity: social responsibility of man's role as provider	17.2	0	1
Responsibility beliefs and persecutory delusions	17.2	0	1
Accountability for the human right to health through treaty monitoring: Human rights treaty bodies and the influence of concluding observations	17.2	0	1
The Elusive Goal of Accountability in Graduate Medical Education	17.2	0	1
The relationship between burnout, PTSD symptoms and injuries in firefighters	17.2	0	1