A 30-year veteran of the Seattle Police Department was on NPR yesterday explaining that experience has shown that it takes rigorous training and recurrent practice to respond properly with a gun to urgent situations.
"The reports of further allegations of sexual exploitation and abuse are deeply disturbing and highlight just how much needs to be done to stamp out this recurrent practice," said Stephen Cockburn, Amnesty International deputy regional director for West and Central Africa, in a statement on Wednesday.
In doing so, we take a broad view of culture that encompasses a variety of phenomena including physical artifacts, recurrent practices and behaviors, and tacit beliefs or understandings.
For example, a qualitative synthesis of the literature on choosing general practice reported a recurrent belief that general practice was less intellectually challenging than other areas of medicine, tending to treat only 'common disease' [ 67].
This kind of limitation directly affects the convergent validity, which is a problem since, as has already been shown in this review, this type of validity has been one of the most recurrent practices in scale development.
For example, time constraints were a recurrent problem for the practice nurses.
A small number of patients who had an event out of hours delayed seeking care and went on to have a recurrent stroke before their practice reopened.
The need for more opportunities to reconstitute their knowledge in conversations about practice is a recurrent theme in interviewees' reflections on their learning.
Thus, the need to integrate communication skills training with practice learning is a recurrent theme in medical education and implies that communication skills should be taught and assessed at undergraduate, post graduate and clinical practice levels.
The importance of access was a recurrent theme; access to urgent general practice appointments for children and GP access to specialists when needed.
