Thought that comes to mind quickly without much personal reflection is a consequence derived from intuition, commonsense through perceptions, which is often roughly translated as 'feeling or to look inside'.
An entire society (like Colombian People) without therapeutically equivalent oxacillin is a highly dangerous consequence derived from the usual strategy taken by innovator pharmaceutical industry (to abandon the product) to evade the insurmountable competition represented by inexpensive, often ludicrously cheap generic products.
In 1992 Crédit Lyonnais agreed to take responsibility for "all consequences deriving from any breach...of any relevant tax, accounting, legal, regulatory or other rule".
Thus, when people perceive positive consequences deriving from promoting quality training, cross functional cooperation, and long-term supplier relationships, they are likely to enhance their practice ultimately impacting performance.
Not to mention, mental consequences deriving from body shaming others -- just because they don't look like you or you can't look like them doesn't mean they are wrong.
A possible explanation for these differences might be found when the specific consequences deriving from the two SES dimensions are considered.
Although several studies have been published about various approaches to defensive medicine, the consequences deriving from it are still controversial and debatable [ 6].
First, the underlying reason for the creation of institutional PPPs was the need to find a politically viable solution to the introduction of cost-cutting health care policies (and the consequences deriving from their implementation, e.g., the dismissal of small local general hospitals), rather than the result of rational planning to enhance forms of public-service provisions.
And, as before, there are political and economic consequences deriving from considering smoking persons as non-agents: tobacco consumption can then be comfortably fitted within the epidemic model for both research and practice purposes, and certain forms of public health interventions are reinforced and reified, even if their effectiveness is limited (Mair and Kierans 2007).
Results also confirmed the relevance of the overall programme objective: " to strengthen the capacity of staff and health care professionals working in the primary health care (PHC) services, by enabling them to recognize, deal and cope with the stress and the psycho-social consequences deriving from war and war related injuries amongst themselves and their beneficiaries".
