In relation to 'training/support for undertaking more endodontic treatment in the NHS primary dental care', female respondents (p = 0.04) and those with more years of experience post-qualification (p = 0.001) were less likely to undertake more endodontics treatment, even if they had more training or specialist support for endodontics.
Despite the isomorphic pressure, substantial variations across regions were found regarding internal and external validity, especially in relation to studies undertaken in Asia.
Whilst we are only beginning to gain a picture of volunteers' activities in relation to tasks undertaken in specialist palliative care, particularly those in patient-facing roles [ 13, 14], it is clear that volunteer contributions go beyond the purely physical.
The term "coping" can be viewed in two ways: through the collection of relatively fixed characteristics of the individual (so-called coping styles) and in relation to activities undertaken by him/her in a particularly difficult situation (so-called coping strategies) [ 41, 42].
In relation to the first three, volcanologists undertake skilled and specialised work which is predominantly mental.
Ambiguity was connected either with uncertainty around the tasks volunteers should undertake [ 32], or to a lack of clarity about their role on the part of a volunteer in relation to other roles undertaken in their day-to-day life, for example, between being a volunteer and also knowing the patient as a neighbour [ 34].
In his illustrated walk through Darboven's massive work, Dan Adler explores its visual and aesthetic complexities and considers the work in relation to various projects undertaken by European artists in the 1960s including Gerhard Richter's ongoing Atlas.
This paper examines these themes in relation to a study undertaken in Adelaide, South Australia.
The only significant association in relation to when pharmacists undertook courses was that early cohorts were more likely to be currently using SP in practice.
Of this, grant income makes up about three-quarters, with the remainder from charitable donations, pharmaceutical company-sponsored trials, and a levy paid by each of the centres in relation to research activity undertaken in each centre.
It would have been valuable to be able to discuss study results in relation to promotional efforts undertaken for the SSAP, for example, whether some policy components were promoted more actively than others or whether policy promotion differed among the CSNZ Divisions and between Health Promoting schools, public health nurses, the Cancer Society and the Fruit in Schools Program.
