Poor supervision by senior colleagues appears to have a role to play in MAE causation, manifesting as pressuring students to administer drugs more quickly, not supervising or assisting closely enough or giving unclear/incorrect instructions (n = 4) [ 34, 40, 42, 43, 45, 63, 86].
In recent months, GPs at Clover had started assisting more closely with the summarising process, the aim being that Clover would achieve a 'higher percentage of notes summarised' (itself a QOF target, and also a requirement of GP training practices).
Christine, who's closely assisted by a young woman (Léa Seydoux) who feeds and helps dress her, is pushed here and there.
And that suits many operators -- supported by some customers -- who do not want assisted living centers regulated closely, fearing that they will become mirror images of nursing homes and that the industry's expansion will be stifled.
Day care centers and assisted living residencies must closely watch the number of workers they have relative to clients, often because of various laws or regulatory oversight.
The Commission on Assisted Dying has strongly recommended that any assisted suicide legislation be closely regulated and safeguarded.
We shall now use this fragment to carry out a Boolean subtraction, which will create a fragment that adheres to the lateral surface of the iliac bone and mimics the patient's anatomy closely, assisting the surgeon in its placement.
A number of modifications to the project design are proposed and can be summarised by the idea of assisting teachers more closely and more individually as they pass through the reflective teaching process.
AllelePipe is designed specifically for cases in which read depth information is not appropriate or available to assist with disentangling closely related paralogs from allelic variation, as in transcriptome or previously assembled libraries.
