Sentence examples for awareness of general issues from inspiring English sources

Respondents' knowledge about ANC guidelines related to their awareness of general issues as well as specific components, elements and characteristics.

Awareness of general patient safety issues on system-level might, hence, be greater in individuals with executive power.

Training initiatives included: Academic Research Training Day : All collaborators were invited to a dedicated training day at the Royal College of Surgeons of England Londonn), which sought to increase awareness of general academic principles and specific issues surrounding the STARSurgUK study protocol.

Cultural awareness of general practices and related support organisations improved through organising and/or delivering cultural awareness training.

General comments included an increasing awareness of gender issues in general practice or gender-related disease presentation.

Stakeholders interviewed in this study's Navarre case considered that public controversy related to installation of wind farms in the 1990s had now mostly been resolved [13] thanks to public information campaigns and growing general awareness of environmental issues.

Killeen credits this growth to the rising awareness of environmental issues among the general public and the increasing interest in atmospheric science by corporations directly affected by weather and climate.

This exploratory study identified general awareness of key ethical issues, as well as key facilitators and barriers to the recruitment of patients to non-therapeutic studies.

Several studies have investigated the perceptions of forest sector stakeholders on climate change and the implications for forest management (see for example Blennow et al. 2012; Yousefpour and Hanewinkel 2015; Nelson et al. 2016; Seidl et al. 2016), using different questions, approaches, and sample sizes, demonstrating a wide general awareness of the issue.

In addition the use of a health service with easy access and low threshold by highly educated and relatively healthy young women can be explained by a general interest in and awareness of health issues.

It is also perhaps associated with a more general shift in culture and increased awareness of capacity issues for psychiatric inpatients.