These doctors recognised that the shortcuts they are sometimes forced to take are less than ideal, but they also outlined the real-world constraints that make these shortcuts necessary in their current practice environment; and these environments are not conducive to doctors reflecting on the issue or even discussing it with their colleagues.
Additionally, fracture clinics can be designed or renovated to reflect a more private environment that is conducive to discussing sensitive topics such as a patient's experience with IPV.
For both sharing targets areas of least reticence concerned contagious illness, which may reflect norms conducive to sharing under mandatory reporting rules and/or goals of treatment and containment among social contacts [ 37, 38].
Increased S. aureus transmission during the summer months may reflect a greater density of this microbe on the skin, nares, throat, and/or perineum during warmer, and often more humid conditions [28], it may reflect other environmental conditions conducive to disease spread, or both.
Although such principles are not absolute, reflect on whether these precepts are conducive to a government you think would act with its citizens -- and humanity's -- best interests at heart.
The hypothesis was that a love for the Dead reflects an iconoclastic outlook that's conducive to innovative thinking, and that Deadheads share what Nocera now thinks of as a Garcian conception of open-source collaboration.
It has been proposed that MCD reflects a disorder of T lymphocytes conducive to inducing a circulating factor of immune origin altering glomerular permeability [ 34, 35].
These differences may reflect differences in disturbance history, conditions less conducive to coral growth, or differences in the extent of coral mortality due to floods from the Fitzroy River (the largest river catchment along the GBR) [44].
The study findings reflect an unstable workforce and are not conducive to supporting an expanded role for PHC in the Lebanese healthcare system.
These changes may reflect an earlier risk or a stressful environment conducive to tumor growth and/or both.
