Moreover, for guidelines to have a positive impact on the quality of care, they need to address not only evidence, but also consider the specific needs of a community, resources, cost, and expert opinion [14].
At all times we consider the specific needs of those who are most vulnerable, including pregnant and new mothers, very young children, adolescent girls and those with disabilities.
She believes that the key to opening the door to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education in rural areas is considering the specific needs of students in such places.
Another point raised by several authors is that participatory approaches help in considering the specific needs of a community by encouraging those at risk to take the lead in the planning, conceptualization, and application of EWS (Glantz and Baudoin 2014; Kelman and Glantz 2014).
While you've been protesting OSHA for not toeing your party line, we've been working with public health advocates to develop regulations that can be effective while considering the specific needs of adult industry workers.
To provide care that is tailored to the needs of migrant children, hospitals will have to consider the specific service needs of PMs and families, staff and external interpreters.
This study reinforces the need to consider the specific context of use when designing performance measurement for IT-intensive systems, and highlights the need for further research examining contextual moderators to the realisation of such performance benefits.
In maize (Zea mays L). production, appropriate N management needs to consider the specific relations between soil texture, growing season characteristics, and N fertilizer rates.
Just like love in the times of cholera, governance in the age of tech firms needs to consider the specific risks that listed tech giants pose in order to protect user and investor rights.
Third, PTB research also needs to consider the specific expectations and experience of participants [ 53].
Future epidemiological research needs to consider the specific biological association between dominant risk habits and OCC development, a strategy which might provide insight into the particular pathogenesis of OCC in Hong Kong.
