Rahnavard takes care to express her views with reference to Islamic values.
Rather, he took care to express satisfaction with the support provided by President Karimov and his government, which has allowed the United States military to use its air space and at least one air base.
Thus respondents wished for, but were often denied, the opportunity to be involved in their care, to express their autonomy, to be allowed to give or withhold consent, and to be treated as individuals, in an atmosphere that respected cultural differences and offered confidentiality.
It signifies that you took the time to focus solely on the giver, that you cared enough to express your gratitude.
The dimension of the space was initially the core issue but, despite that, the building planners urged the caring professionals to express their demands beyond their requests regarding dimension.
It is relatively easy for persons in a health care system to express a need for more resources but it is more difficult to develop an allocation process to ensure equitable distribution and resources allocated to a place to maximize benefit in terms of organizational or system objectives.
Surgeons had lower odds than primary care providers to express enthusiasm for promoting better conversations as a means of cost containment (OR 0.7; 95% CI 0.6 to 0.9), while responding physicians' region of practice, age and type of practice setting did not appear to be associated with their views on this item.
The participative aspect of the decision-making process is therefore often lacking in such complex clinical cases, and must be adapted to the hierarchical relationships within the team, which tends to limit the ability of nursing care professionals to express themselves in front of the clinician.
To take care of ourselves, to express ourselves, to listen to ourselves.
A survey of faculty members at Ohio State University published in 2003 found that female faculty members were more likely to have dependent-care responsibilities and to express dissatisfaction with their ability to integrate work/life issues than their male faculty counterparts.
