And since the unemployed... um... don't have jobs, they tend to spend these benefits generating useful multiplier effects.
This study has benefited from useful comments by different people.
This benefit is useful not so much in intensive care units (where patients are continuously and adequately monitored) as in medical and surgical departments overall, where monitoring of arterial pressure is not continuous and nurse care is not as strict as in the intensive care unit.
We'd benefit from more money, more useful use of money; less reliance on sponsorship - we're employing more and more people to raise the money and the profile, and the work gets forgotten.
GPs considered all specialties of useful benefits (ease of use, timeliness and accuracy of the service, reduction of waiting lists, transportation and costs).
17 Prescription from a general practitioner for unsupervised home based aerobic exercise (predominantly walking) with follow-up structured counselling, based on the theory of planned behaviour, 36 and using behavioural principles, provided modest but useful benefits from a relatively brief intervention.
It teaches service members valuable skills like job hunting, resume writing, interviewing, finding the right college, using Post 9-11 G.I. Bill benefits and other useful information.
If a system delivers benefits and is useful for the delivery of care then the systems will be adopted from our point of view.
"We're looking at things that in the past might have been useful benefits and we're asking whether they're necessary in this new economic environment," said Bill Price, a company spokesman.
