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In both hospitals, the KMC and the early feeding are often delayed by a practise of wrapping the baby in cloths and putting it aside after successful resuscitation.

Contracting with the private sector has gained increasing popularity, in Finland, during the past decade, as a practise of organising health care and social services.

Nevertheless, this study suggests that more than twice as much time as currently spent on ANC service provision is needed for implementing a good practise of the new model.

First, the absolute quantification with cloned standards and no normalisation gene was carried out, as it is still a common practise of real-time quantification of viruses among plant virologists.

Theresa May is a vicar's daughter and a practising member of the Church of England.

May said her faith as "a practising member of the Church of England and so forth" lay behind what she does.

Most respondents were male (70.4%), and most did not identify as a practising member of a faith group (67.9%).

The interviews were conducted by a practising member of the clinical team (DMcL) who had secured protected time within his NHS post for this purpose.

A questionnaire for assessing practise of breast biopsy in patients on various anti-coagulants was devised.

This study is designed to provide information about the patient perspective and best practise of a Danish EoP intervention in influencing psychological conditions towards behaviour change.

The practise of coupling a Ti stem with a CoCr taper has raised concerns of mixed material combinations leading to galvanic corrosion.