It may be the case that CReps can identify opportunities, but a CP Coordinator is important in navigating the rules and procedures of the health service and to advocate to key staff to effect change.
'For example, reconciling UK trade interests (including trade in commodities) with sound pro-poor development policy and maintenance of international human rights might be difficult…..A coherent UK global-health strategy is important in navigating an economically and ethically acceptable path through the priority areas' [[ 26], p. 857].
Leadership will be important in the future to navigate these tensions.
DaimlerChrysler executives are intrigued by the prospect of obtaining cheap access to speech recognition technology because they think it will be important in automobile systems that help navigate and monitor a vehicle's performance.
The failure of mechanosensory mutants to navigate the microstructures in the same manner as wild-type worms suggests that mechanosensation is important in how worms navigate the complicated structures of soils.
This will be important when navigating off site.
To understand what people with severe mental illness do with their time, what engages them, what they perceive as meaningful or not, how they interact with others and navigate in society is important in order to understand their health, quality of life and well-being, and to support their occupational goals [ 1].
How we navigate such issues is important in achieving more precise medicine.
We believe that studies such as this are important in exploring and understanding the pedagogy and practices of Facebook use and help students navigate the dilemmas associated with becoming 21st century healthcare professionals.
Visual information is important for navigating toward and around objects in the environment.
