Many of these activities are important to regional and national economies, and reconfiguring them to discourage plant pathogen movement (for example, by changing protocols for trade in plants and plant propagation) is a task that goes well beyond the local scale in length and complexity of negotiation and the number of participants required to effect change.
I've just read Colin Jones's The Smile Revolution Oxfordd) – on the changing protocols of smiling in 18th-century France.
These conditions may require separate assessments during the course of therapy to determine response and the need for changing protocols or adding other treatments, i.e., medication or psychotherapy to integrate into the treatment plan.
The cost isn't just the price of a drug, but the clinical and staff time spent tracking the supply, looking for alternatives and changing protocols.
Moreover, changing protocols and behaviors takes time, and sustaining momentum requires consistent attention and contact.
Another stimulus for changing the protocol was the political decision at the Ministerial Meeting in Dhaka, Bangladesh, in 2006 to adopt ACT as the standard treatment for the P. falciparum infections in South-East Asia Region [ 23, 24].
Open-ended interview questions were designed to elicit data concerning the timing of events, the rationale for changing the protocol, the level of involvement of actors, and their views, experience and influence over the process.
Haut says he hopes that, as a result of his study, Maryland will consider changing its protocol, which encourages spine immobilization for nearly all shooting and stabbing victims.
He talked to me about how the professional security community is changing its protocols to account for a world where mass shootings seem like an ever-present threat, and how venues both large and small are dealing with that reality.
A protocol for changing data on paper according to Good Clinical Practice is used and all changes made electronically are tracked on the database.
