This is exactly the kind of resource that adult learners still actively inquiring and trying to understand their world need.
These risks need to be managed both clinically (e.g. by ensuring medical providers actively inquire as to their patient's CM use, as patients are more likely than not to be using some form of CM) and through appropriate policy (e.g. by ensuring appropriate levels of regulation).
When reviewing their risk profiles, companies should be actively inquiring from their brokers what solutions are available, because there are more innovations every quarter.
Patients may misreport non-adherence, or avoid embarrassing questions on the use of the inhaler, to avoid disappointing their physicians who may not actively inquire about it [ 3].
Doctor Y spared enough time for explaining facts to patients, and the patients actively inquired for more information, if anything was left unclear (43/F).
If the respondent was not able to provide an answer the interviewer assisted by offering an alternative wording of the item without actively inquiring or probing.
JT has been involved in health services education and research for over 20 years, actively inquiring into and promoting and developing the fields of diversity, patient safety and inter-professional learning and practice across the Australian and Italian health systems.
Further, physicians should actively inquire about actions taken at home as some of them carry the risk of doing harm to the child even if this was not intended.
And when we are actively wondering, inquiring and investigating our experience, we are more engaged in it.
The students felt that their main function was to actively participate in the proposed activities and inquire into the specific topic they were working on.
Further, during the last September of his life, Emperor Hirohito inquired about the weather and actively worried about the crop.
