Students may still move out of Africa, thus research output, PhD progression rates and career advancement consequent on skills gained could be underestimated.
One faculty that should be expanded in dancers and requiring high levels of flexibility (in stark contrast to the vestibular TC) would be a repertoire of motor skills consequent upon years of dance training.
The impaired verbal skills of children with HIV who presented with neuroimaging abnormalities may lead to compromised communication skills and consequent impaired peer relations [ 34].
These factors, including the very impact of writing, expressions of emotions, collecting information and thereby improving understanding and knowledge, developing social relationships, and enhancing decision-making skills and consequent behavioral actions all serve as possible generators of a sense of personal empowerment for people in distress.
Shaws was one of few early 20th-century architectural terracotta manufacturers left standing in the UK and the consequent loss of the knowledge and skills it possessed is a tragedy.
Following investment in dietetic support to this clinic, with consequent increased teaching of carbohydrate and insulin skills to our patient population, we intend to repeat this study.
It may occur that being a son/daughter of a physician is probably associated to lower idealism concerning the medical course of study [ 50] and the consequent development of social or affective coping skills [ 54].
In this paper, we have described the development of a web portal developed to improve specific domains of health literacy skills of the public and the consequent ability of users to obtain and act upon reliable health information.
(Mixed, rural community hospital FGD) At one of the health centres, providers explained that under-reporting and consequent low case rates have further impacted on their skills and competency through lack of opportunities to gain confidence in dealing with cases.
In addition, people with diabetes vary in their knowledge and skills, sense of engagement, expectations of treatment, and consequent behaviour.
However, this has come at the price of ever increasing demands on the breadth of knowledge and skills needed to interpret genetic risks and the consequent burden on DTC providers to keep up to date with scientific research.
