The Swedish public expects residents to work the same number of hours as themselves in a common context, which is embodied in the Swedish Working Hours Act [ 10].
Like many subcultures, LARP groups often have a common context of shared experience, language, humour, and clothing that can be regarded by some as a lifestyle.
However, the Context Toolkit does not provide a common context model to enable knowledge sharing and context reasoning.
Medication knowledge was in this context used as a common term, including the disciplines of pharmacology (pharmacokinetics and dynamics), drug management (regulations, storage, preparation of drugs and administration to patients) and drug dose calculation, and each discipline consisted of different topics.
In summary, from our review of the literature, while family meetings are promoted as a common and valuable tool within the context of specialist palliative care there is limited evidence related to how they should be conducted and indeed whether they are valuable, most evidence being extrapolated from other settings.
Purpose: School settings are a common practice context for rehabilitation professionals; health advocacy is a common and challenging practice role for professionals in this context.
Furthermore, while a common institutional context is important to promote collaboration, because of the high level of R&D internationalisation as well as the complex social networks within an oligopolistic industry, national institutional contexts are less relevant.
As a conclusion, these targets, together with the query gene, can be placed in a common functional context in the cell.
Many of these diseases can be understood only within the context of imprinting as a common mechanism of parental conflict and manipulation of the phenotypic outcome of children.
Patient-centred care using a biopsychosocial approach remains as a common core principle despite wide variations in context.
