Though some studio heads would have been satisfied with the initially high scores on "Meet the Parents," Ms. Snider's fine tuning of the film is emblematic of her unusually hands-on approach and skill with story development.
This approach and skill requirement are now recognized by scientific societies [ 3] and implemented in core ultrasound training.
Simpkin et al. [ 9] concluded after reviewing a series of published studies that the main and modifiable factors associated with consent or refusal for organ donation by relatives are perceived quality of care of the donor, understanding of brain death, timing of the request, the setting in which the request is made and the approach and skill of the individual making the request.
It aims to give students the opportunity to develop the approach and skills that employers value.
An example of this is the LEAP (Learn, Empower, Achieve, Produce) program, which assesses participating facilities' organisational readiness to support their staff in practicing the new approach and skills.
At the same time, although each domain has its own characteristics, behavior change is a distinct discipline with its own approaches and skill sets that apply across the domains.
This is very encouraging, and indicates that the new approaches and skills were implemented and well integrated into the participants' practices.
No sound of men passing, no roaring engine, no tremulous shaking of the ears of wheat as the sickle or the whirlwind of the harvester approach") and his skill at enacting physicality — pleasure, fatigue, hunger or the suffering of a tortured striker who, in the book's unforgettable centerpiece, "sits slumped in the chair like an empty jacket".
To take one example of how this concept plays out in many industries, consider that attaining strong customer loyalty requires a mix of approaches, strategies, and skill sets for best results.
We believe we have a traditional business approach and the skills to manage the company as it should be [managed]," Mr Jones added.
PT interventions are complex interventions [ 20]; they comprise certain characteristics such as the type of therapy and its intensity, a standardized or individually tailored approach, and the skills and experience of the therapists, that are likely to affect trial results.
