Participants largely agreed that a formal post-internship debriefing programme should be developed, and that participation should become a mandated expectation of students undertaking ICIs.
While it has long been advocated as part of ongoing professional development [ 8, 9, 12, 14], it has more recently become a mandated career-long requirement for both psychiatry and psychology in Australia [ 20, 21].
Australia occupied it during the first world war, and it subsequently became a mandate country administered by Australia, New Zealand and the UK, with a brief violent incursion by Japan during the second world war.
That effort became a mandate two years later when Congress passed the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act, named after the 14-year-old black boy who was tortured and killed in Mississippi in 1955, for supposedly flirting with a white woman.
But I like to remember that night 10 years ago because in the blink of an eye, the seemingly impossible became a mandate and global health took center stage.
The RAI instrument became a federally mandated system as a part of a comprehensive set of nursing home reforms passed by the U.S. Congress in the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 (OBRA '87) [ 4].
"Once it becomes a mandate, it never comes off the list".
Catharsis has become a mandate of this wing of experimental music, partly as a result of its association with doom metal and other sludgy variations.
I would argue that people also say they give less to assuage the guilt of others who may not be giving as much (unless they are zealous members of online parenting forums, in which case inducing guilt becomes a mandate of human existence).
But when domesticity becomes a mandate rather than a passing interest -- as it has for women for centuries -- choosing, creating and discussing artful drapery can feel like a heavy burden.
