We conducted five semistructured interviews with internal experts and health personnel with a focus on relevant topics for question generation and considerations of which topics patients are able to answer.
(See the entry on backwards causation for further consideration of this topic).
For further consideration of this topic, the reader is referred to Ameisen (2002) and Koonin and Aravind (2002).
Although humans are the natural host of HSV, many, but not all, aspects of pathogenesis and latency can be modelled in experimental animals (for a detailed consideration of this topic, the reader is referred to the following reviews; (Wagner & Bloom, 1997; Dasgupta & Benmohamed, 2011).
One was the absence of any consideration of this topic by GPs, who stated that they did not consider the situation, and by physiotherapists, who stated that they did not induce pain with the techniques they use: "(If we focus on physiotherapy, do you think that it might hurt?) I never tell my patients that physiotherapy can hurt simply because I don't think of it.
I then consider whether survivors of violent victimization are appropriately considered vulnerable research populations, and provide examples from my own research with abused women that allow for researcher reflexivity about the ethical considerations of researching traumatic topics like intimate partner abuse (IPA).
Still, while providing many practical considerations, the topic of security and protection of sensitive data was only touched slightly in this concept.
Although the tutors said the course was aimed at all youth coaches, from grassroots to academy, it felt more geared to the latter than YM1 had been, with deeper consideration of such topics as biomechanics, overuse injuries and the relative-age effect.
(Further consideration of these topics would take us into Aristotle's philosophy of mind and his theology).
Our hope is that there will be continued consideration of these topics and that discourse will lead to new paradigms shifts in how we prepare our learners to meet the demands that will be put upon them clinically as they move out of training.
