Time to revise the approach to determining cardiopulmonary resuscitation status.
In fact, many psychiatrists had hoped to revise the approach to classifying mental illness.
There is no shame in introducing a way to measure operational risk and then, based on experience and results, revise the approach.
For true progress to be made, we must revise the approach to ensure inclusion of all communities and develop programs that enable health services to reach all citizens.
In the area of hygiene promotion we recommend: Moving the environmental sanitation activities and results from the hygiene promotion area to the sanitation area; Reviewing and revising the community hygiene promotion component; Reviewing and revising the approach to hygiene promotion in schools.
Not only has this observation failed to drive any real change to the approach taken to ethical review, but the authors present evidence of a more worrying concern - that the quality of some types of research may be compromised because of the failure to revise the approach taken to ethics review.
Advanced residents and novel neurosurgeons could take advantage of this model and revise the approaches to the most frequent aneurysms stepwise in a more realistic environment.
But New York City is at an exceptionally high risk for a C.B.R.N. attack, and that has caused the city to revise the traditional approach.
Everything was hopeful Monday night, at least until the Mets lost, 5-2, to Seattle, prompting Manuel to talk about revising the team approach to hitting, minor stuff like that.
These results are especially significant in light of the poor response to treatments that presume canine hemangiosarcomas are tumors of blood vessels, and it may signal the need to revise the therapeutic approach to hemangiosarcoma and angiosarcoma as tumors of hematopoietic origin.
A nominal group technique was used, rather than a focus group, to encourage participants to solve specific problems (e.g. how to revise the PREVENT approach to fit with English care systems and nomenclature) rather than to explore the subject generally.
