Some services, settings and individuals clearly feel their context of care is more conducive to practice according to an ideal model than others; for example, striking differences exist between nursing and physiotherapy care postinjury.
Certainly progressive changes that improve conditions and are conducive to ethical practice are worth pursuing.
These stories of New Governance failure reveal challenges facing New Governance theory and begin to expose conditions conducive to New Governance practice.
Perhaps what is most essential to develop Indian Emergency Medicine is to stimulate the young minds of graduating physicians, nurses, and paramedics to see Emergency Medicine as a career opportunity and to influence decision makers to formulate policy conducive to fair practice and training in emergency medicine.
Although youth gangs are responsible for only a portion of this violence, punitive approaches to dealing with gang violence have sharpened public hostility toward gang members and created a context conducive to the practice of "social cleansing" aimed at reducing gang violence by eliminating gang-affiliated youth through extrajudicial executions.
This unifying experience, unlike a strictly religious orientation, does not lend to the kind of infighting and even violence we see among the religious, behavior that is not conducive to the practice of meditation itself.
You'd bring them into the district hospital to deliver wound care or shower them…because their home environment was not conducive to safe practice.
Identifying conditions of "positive deviance" (in this case, staff that have adopted attitudes and practices conducive to good communication with LFP patients) may help to improve practices institution-wide [ 25, 26].
