Practitioners must be vigilant in conversation with people about their MSK pain, not only in the context of other pathophysiologic indicators but also related to cultural concepts that will resonate with Batswana to move toward MSK health.
More treatment should be individualized using a stratified care regimen, and general practitioners should be more vigilant to prevent migraine progression to chronic daily headache.
Practitioners need to be vigilant in ensuring their personal and business lives stay within the boundaries set forth by the board and exemplify impeccable standards of professionalism at all times.
While PD-related hydrothorax has been rarely described on the left side, practitioners should be especially vigilant to rule out other causes of effusions in left-sided presentations, such as those secondary to pancreatitis, congestive heart failure or infection.
Practitioners should be especially vigilant during the crisis period for women with diagnosable anxiety or mood disorder or co-morbid PTSD, who will be at risk of on-going serious disorders.
The hypometabolic state during meditation is a state of deep rest, which is similar to hibernation, but where the practitioner remains awake and vigilant [ 14, 15].
Remember, Juyo can be used by Dark Siders as well, so the practitioner must be ever vigilant against corruption within him or herself.
The continually evolving role of Advanced Placement in schools calls upon researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to remain vigilant in seeking to understand how the program is impacting educational opportunity in U.S. schools.
In a climate of global economic instability--leading to, for example, increased unemployment, job insecurity, and loss of income--policy makers, health service providers and practitioners need to be more vigilant on issues of care management affordability.
"The risk of travellers and people working in affected countries contracting Ebola remains low, but PHE continues to keep border staff and medical practitioners informed, and request they remain vigilant for unexplained illness in those who have visited these areas".
On one hand, health professionals, whether they are general practitioners (GPs) or practice nurses (who do much chronic disease management and monitoring), have to be vigilant for 'alarm symptoms' (Jones et al, 2007) that are rarely caused by cancer.
