As he teaches it, mindfulness calls for acute awareness of the present moment.
To be sure, it is possible to prepare for such events to some extent in advance through disaster mitigation measures; however, it is an actual severe natural disaster that calls for acute planning and reorganization of the transport infrastructure.
The past decade has been marked by a gradual expansion of the traditional primary care role of the pediatric nurse practitioner (PNP) into practice arenas that call for more acute and critical care of children.
Its leaders say they are trying reinforce its traditional credo of "The True Gentlemen," which calls for "an acute sense of propriety" and self control.
The operation is called for in acute pyogenic infection of the hip haematogenous, from compound fracture, or from gunshot wound in which the fever has not given way to more conservative measures, such as immobilisation, daily aspiration, and chemotherapy by sulphanilamides or penicillin Such a condition is dangerous and demands radical drainage.
On the other hand, recent literature reanalyzing published studies raises concerns regarding RAAS blockade associated acute renal failure, calling for increased caution with these drugs (31).
Junior surgical staff are frequently time pressured as they are often on call for acute assessments, as well as being expected to be in the operating theatre.
So far 145 other members of Congress, who watch these negotiations with acute – and often vocal – interest, have joined me in calling for Amir's freedom.
A Monitor report published in February called for the closure of acute services including the A&E department.
The Syria Regional Refugee Response plan, which calls for US$3 billion dollars to address the acute needs of refugees until December of this year is currently only 38 per cent funded.
