For patient-centered care to be informed by an ethic that is sufficiently complex to address the wide range of issues encountered, it is necessary that the limitations of the current approach be widely acknowledged (in practice and theory).
These factors are important to acknowledge in clinical practice when assessing a patient with asthma.
This is certainly acknowledged in clinical practice today and common practice is to evaluate the individual patient and adjust the rehabilitation efforts to meet the need of each patient.
Japan's Newspaper Publishers and Editors Association argues that press clubs have officially been opened to non-members since 2002, though most Japanese journalists will acknowledge that, in practice, little has changed.
If this sounds far too theoretical, at the very least we should acknowledge that, in practice, cell-sharing leads almost inevitably to murder.
Meanwhile, if the British Museum wants to be true to its self-appointed task of serving as curator of the world's civilizations, and if it really does not recognize the geographic, national or ethnic origins of its masterpieces, then it should have the grace to acknowledge this in practice.
It is important to acknowledge that in practice knowledge is developed that must be explored.
While we presented the guidelines from the American Heart Association regarding the diagnostic criteria for acute rheumatic fever, we readily acknowledge variation in practice in other parts of the world.
He has little interest in the period-performance movement, which most leading musicians have at least acknowledged in their practice.
Although acknowledged in clinical practice, there is a lack of research systematically analysing the association between chronic diseases and climacteric symptoms.
