Only by bringing informed and knowledgeable patients into the conversation will we have any hope of controlling costs without sacrificing quality, health and patient satisfaction.
The English verb 'reduce', derives from the Latin 'reducere', whose literal meaning 'to bring back', informs its metaphorical use in philosophy.
A comprehensive approach that brings well informed clients together with good-quality services will help ensure a successful IUCD program [ 3].
Workshop and interview data with local decision makers, academics and practitioners have endorsed the undeniable value that the IPCC brings to informing the evidence base on climate change, providing a useful reference point.
Finally, with the assistance of PAHO and later also the WHO, the various partnerships were brought together, informing each other in what became an integrated international approach to promoting healthy healthcare.
Our code underlines society's expectations that managers will bring their most informed judgment to bear on their decisions.
Many of our parents bring a sensibility informed by another system, India, China, Korea, sometimes France or Germany.
This book serves to bring this information together to inform those who are currently working in the field of HTA at the hospital, regional, national or global level.
It also provides examples of approaches and methods that ergonomists can bring to help inform our knowledge of these systems and the potential towards improving their safety.
The play is conceived in the form of a family roundelay, with different voices chiming in with suggestions as to the best way to bring up, protect, inform, and ultimately inflame into animality an unseen child in each of the chosen seven periods of contemporary Jewish history.
