These results support the need for cross-cultural skills training with an inter-professional focus on nurses, education that attunes provider awareness to the local issues in cross-cultural care, and increased diversity efforts in the work force, particularly among physicians.
If they possess even a smattering of self-awareness, stay attuned to the world and cultivate their curiosity, children will channel through the application process, appreciate college and be able to face the ultimate test with courage: what to do with the years ahead.
During Georg Friedrich Haas's "In Vain," the listener experiences a heightened state of awareness, becoming acutely attuned to the intricacies of a psychedelically beautiful soundscape that often unfolds in total darkness.
Instead of interpreting the mystical feeling of communion as an esoteric union with God, Schleiermacher explicates it as a general awareness that is attuned to the invisible coherence of things (Dilthey 1924b, 295).
These results support the need for cross-cultural skill training with an inter-professional focus, education that attunes provider awareness to the local issues in cross-cultural care, and improvement of diversity efforts in the work force, particularly among physicians.
It could just be heightened awareness among hyper-parents, ever attuned to their children's most minuscule slight.
Social awareness: The ability to be attuned to other people's emotions and concerns, as well as being able to notice and adapt to social cues.
The second step resulted in the three main programme objectives, i.e. awareness of assumptions about claimants, communication attuned to claimants, and clarity concerning the findings of the assessment.
What he has found over the course of eight years of teaching primitive navigation, Huth told me, is that the more attuned to the environment his students become, the more their awareness seems to expand.
It is difficult to measure the influence of popular culture on medical students and the general public, yet this study demonstrates that students are not only very high consumers of popular television images of medical worlds but also highly attuned to the potential relevance to their studies as measured by their awareness of the ethical and medical issues portrayed in the programs.
