One of the most difficult challenges for the manufacturer and the regulator is to anticipate how the NRVs and other information on labels will be understood and utilized by the consumer.
This is know-how that the expert nurses base on the recognition of typical response patterns, on the fear that the patients express of not being understood and on the fears they anticipate.
"Unless these changes coming in the next two decades are fully understood and anticipated by businesses, policy makers and educators, there will be a risk of avoidable unemployment and under-employment," warns Deloitte's senior partner Angus Knowles-Cutler.
"Unless these changes coming in the next two decades are fully understood and anticipated by businesses, policy makers and educators, there will be a risk of avoidable unemployment and under-employment," he said.
At the top of the list is that the customer's bizarre espresso lexicon, nearly as snooty and ridiculous as ordering in Latin, will be understood, anticipated, and (if nothing else) not laughed at by a zit-faced high school kid.
While important, CR and engineered solutions are not the only means for improving coagulant management: supply-side forces must be understood, anticipated, and mitigated.
To understand and be understood.
Each phase needs to be anticipated and demands to be understood.
It is only by a detailed knowledge of how cells work, independently and together, in healthy and diseased states that one will be able to understand and anticipate the onset and effects of disease and create an appropriate and effective means to prevent and treat disease.
The future physician must be able to understand and anticipate the problems of an increasingly diverse population of patients.
