Falkman contrasted Van Rompuy's poems with those of Dag Hammarskjöld, whose hundred and ten haiku ("The boy in the forest / Throws off this best Sunday suit /And plays naked") were published posthumously: "Hammarskjöld's poems are dramatic, soul-searching, colorful, religious, whereas Van Rompuy's verses are quiet, caring, expressing wonder and prudent doubts".
The study by Arden-Jones and colleagues [ 72] also found that health professionals involved in breast cancer care expressed concerns about informational and emotional overload caused by offering genetic testing at the time of a breast cancer diagnosis.
Some patients reported tensions between primary and secondary care, expressing the view that PCPs and hospital doctors were not working together.
Worker sibling care expressed non-reproductively was therefore predicted to have gene expression profiles most closely matching solitary mothers during the post-reproductive brood care phase of the colony cycle.
Still, in interviews with me in the early months of 1994 some members — though they all stressed their admiration for the First Lady's talents and for her success in raising public consciousness about health care — expressed uneasiness about certain of her actions and attitudes.
While the EssenCES measure does not directly capture social capital, it measures elements of social capital such as safety, inmates' social cohesion and mutual support (whereby the care expressed between inmates is measured), and hold and support (a measure of the level of support provided by staff to inmates).
Particularly respondents from acute care expressed doubts about the safety of the UZI pass.
The Care dimension reflects care expressed emotionally as well as physically, with constructs of warmth, consideration, affection and companionships.
Health care expenditure, as percentage of GDP (percentage of gross domestic product spent on health care), expressed in US dollars.
> -wrap-foot> *Patient-family careExpressed: Expressed as 'client-centered' care in the DMIC, term adapted in the Quebec study to encompass patients and families.
Patients with T1DM and T2DM followed by group care used mostly positive concepts, whereas those followed by usual care expressed mostly concepts with negative connotations.
