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His research straddles history and health policy -- examining drugs and drug policy, the politics of health and health care, the interplay of health, ethnicity, gender, and identity, and controversies in genetics and society.
In the context of primary care, mechanisms interplay to produce experiential expertise, that is, personal and social knowledge construction and sense-making among patients, GPs and trainees.
This indicates that caring was not perceived as a passive intervention occurring in isolation but rather as a dynamic contextual intervention occurring in intricate interplay in the relationship with patients, colleagues and the context in which caring takes place.
However, caring was described as being part of an intricate interplay in the care context, which has impacted on all the described conceptions of caring.
The objectification of practice is reductive as the focus is not on 'care' - the intersubjective interplay between those who care and those who are cared for – per se but on measure of Care Quality.
However, focussing on the problems of interpretation of the reviews leads us to understand a little more about the importance of the process of intensive care, ie the interplay between many different treatments and the role of those involved in delivering intensive care.
Dr. Nekhlyudov is particularly interested in improving the care of cancer survivors and the interplay between primary and oncology care.
Similarly, competent self-care requires the interplay of several critical elements: executive function, higher-order thinking and reasoning, and applied problem solving.
Successfully introducing and maintaining care innovations may depend on the interplay between care setting, the intervention and specific circumstances.
A multidisciplinary approach to care is widely accepted with the increased understanding of the interplay between the biological, psychosocial, and sociological factors in SCD.
