But some information — the type you'd want to, say, privately share with someone to help them avoid a mistake you've made without you yourself suffering any additional personal repercussions (e.g. a bad hire, boss, nanny or even friend) — still remains, for the most part, in the analog world.
The interviews also show that the organization of these additional trips has repercussions on the organization of the other days.
Finally, unit leadership support for safety explains a significant amount of additional variance in fear of repercussions for nurses (∆R = .045, p ≤ .001) and physicians (∆R = .046, p ≤ .01) over and above variance explained by the previous blocks of variables.
Organizational demographic variables (teaching status, province, and location of care) explains a significant amount of additional variance in fear of repercussions for nurses (∆R = .025, p ≤ .001) and physicians (∆R = .097, p ≤ .05).05
In addition to spurring additional client departures, losing those high-profile names will no doubt have grave repercussions on Andersen's internal operations.
In addition, the six component items of the fear of repercussions variable were examined individually (see Additional file 1, 2, 3 for multivariate analyses).
Although this indicates that fish can be physiologically capable of withstanding future ocean conditions, additional experiments are needed to fully understand the biochemical repercussions of interactive stressors (additive, synergistic or antagonistic).
And even a modest additional slowdown in spending is likely to have significant repercussions for an economy that was already dependent on consumers simply to remain afloat.
Finally, hospital teaching status, facility size, province, and work area (also termed department, unit, location of care, or care setting) emerge from the health literature as additional factors that may explain variance in clinicians' fear of repercussions.
