"They have made massive efforts in their minds to attend to issues they believe they now have to address," Sister Aires said.
Students are able and willing to attend to issues of readability and surface error only when they have written something that is of enough value to make the arduous task of making it readable worth the effort.
Stating that these parents are "overworked and overwhelmed" and thus do not respond to her requests for meetings to discuss their children's progress or problems at school is simply a way of stating that they choose to attend to issues other than their children's education.
Our aim is not to tear down the edifice of denial necessary to emotional well-being, but, rather, to attend to issues that, if unaddressed, could make the dying and bereavement processes all the more difficult.
Likewise, the Elaboration Likelihood Model, which featured prominently in the development of our messages, proposes that when a concern about an issue is high (i.e., topic is important), people are more motivated to attend to issue-relevant messages and process them more deeply [ 16].
An expert panel reviewed several iterations of the survey to attend to issues such as length, content validity, scaling responses and potential for response bias.
Over the next 12 months, each centre received support supervision visits on at least two occasions to maintain skills and attend to issues arising.
Social justice is argued to be a universal concern, since all social arrangements to be legitimate and to function must attend to issues of equity [ 17], although there are subtleties in how social justice theory is conceived.
With little emphasis on research methodology in clinical curricula, many investigators are not adequately prepared to design trials with high levels of internal validity or to recognize and attend to issues as they arise.
The three designers delivered the training and are experienced student and staff supervisors.> The program utilized Proctor's model and expanded it to attend to issues of diversity and power.
Regardless of whether we are new to the field of global health or old hands in its study, teaching, and practice, our willingness to witness and attend to issues of social determinants and health disparities depends on our ability to ask deep and thought-provoking questions.
