Personal and professional experiences of multimorbidity may produce transformative learning when new ways to make sense of, and create meaning from, an uncertain and evolving experience of chronic conditions are sought.
The reformers thus favor a switch from the traditional medicine with its patient-specific applications of medical science to what has become known as "evidence-based medicine"—an evolving discipline that translates clinical experience into statistical data to formulate practice guidelines for physicians.
The imperative to collect these testimonies is more urgent than ever given that far too few individuals remain who can recall the early Pahlavi years and so offer a longer vision of the evolving experience of Jewish life in modern Iran.
Amalgamating the worlds of art and science, Nisbet demonstrates the impossibility of collapsing land art into ecology while making a case for the importance of an evolving lived experience with situated works and with the persistent traces they leave in history through images, films, sounds, and texts.
The funding follows Ubooly's successful Kickstarter campaign that funded an initial production run, and its participation in TechStars 2012 Boulder, and will help the team tackle their ambitious goal of providing an evolving digital experience to accompany a child's physical toy.
Yet people think of Apple as a product-first technology company, when in fact it is a hybrid that seamlessly combines products and services into a new kind of company that is ideally suited to the evolving experience economy.
The show progresses in step with the evolving experience of the title, from childbirth through babyhood and toddlerhood, on to empty-nesting and even great-grandmotherhood.
These refinements were made based on the service's evolving experience and emerging information about the pandemic.
Efficacy and side-effects are important factors in the evolving experience of RA patients treated pharmacologically, for example with DMARD therapy [ 22].
The findings demonstrate the importance of some of the less obvious benefits of participation in research, namely the evolving experience of community and the accompanying gains in personal security and solidarity that have kept the women in the cohort, some for 20 years or more.
