For example, the husband may explore in individual therapy, the potential costs and benefits of admitting his affair to his wife, as it is unclear why he has chosen to deny the affair when doing so seems to be even more detrimental to his and his wife's sex life.
The rosiest scenario of the American dream "exaggerates the benefits of admitting more STEM or other highly-educated immigrants to the US and downplays the costs," Freeman's paper continues.
"During those sorts of market conditions you would naturally expect companies and their management teams to look at the cost benefit of being admitted to a pubic market.
Whether explicitly acknowledged or not, intensivists routinely debate (both inwardly and outwardly) the benefit, utility, and patient-focused dignity of admitting very elderly patients to the ICU.
In the process of admitting a patient to the ICU, a need exists for medical, prognostic, and ethical considerations to admit patients who are likely to benefit from treatment in the ICU.
No, those who read them also reap the psychic benefits of being admitted to an exclusive club, like Icelandic rodeo queens or American presidents whose administrations did not end in disaster.
First up were three witnesses from organizations that benefit from admitting larger numbers of foreign-born workers, students, or both.
ÂAn error identified with the benefit of hindsight, whether admitted or not, cannot be grounds for reversing a result of a competition, the decision read.
Instead, we recruited patients when first encountered in secondary care; this had the added benefit of recruiting patients admitted via the emergency route.
The proximity of clinic and research in the department is not only of interest and benefit to the admitting and referring partners (practices, ambulatory health care centres, clinics), but also to the patients.
