Patients mentioned a range of person-specific and context-specific cognitions as reasons for these core cognitions.
47 49 Following the assessment, a range of person-tailored and symptom-specific management strategies will be taught.
When confronted by aggression, clinical staff may use a range of person-centred (e.g., good staff-to-patient communication, distraction, de-escalation) and containment (e.g., restraint, seclusion, medication) measures to manage this behaviour.
Treatment is observed by a range of persons, including healthcare workers (primarily nurses) and community volunteers.
Rabies was confirmed on October 28, 2003, and advice on its management was sought from a range of persons and institutions including the World Conservation Union/Species Survival Commission Canid Specialist Group and Veterinary Specialist Group.
A business plan must be clean, crisp, and easy to read by a range of persons with varying levels of interest in and understanding of your business.
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Patients related these worrying core cognitions to a range of underlying person-specific and context-specific cognitions.
This would be performed to exclude any gross bias in the responders, but it must be stressed that population representativeness is not a requirement for Rasch analysis, but rather a wide range of person 'ability' (in this case levels of fatigue) is needed [ 23].
Prosecutors in Florida may "direct file" the cases of all 16 and 17-year-olds, as well as those of any 14- and 15-year-olds charged with a range of offenses against persons or property and even some misdemeanors.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) has defined long-term care as a policy issue that brings together a range of services for persons who are dependent on help with basic Activities of Daily Living (ADL) over an extended period of time.
