Multiple strategies were more frequently observed in chronic disease management domain, reflecting the complex arrangements needed to support consistent multi-disciplinary care.
Fitch had been the team's most consistent player until disciplinary problems kept him out of three late-season games.
But if they do not explain how it has come about we cannot accept their conclusion that there is no institutionalised racism within the GMC". One of the obstacles confronting Professor Allen's investigation was the lack of clear or consistent accounts of disciplinary procedure.
These include strengthening prevention and education efforts through more comprehensive programming that targets the entire campus community; providing survivors with more timely access to support services through expanded staffing and additional resources; and creating more efficient and consistent investigation and disciplinary processes through additional staffing and oversight.
Rather than leading to fair and consistent resolutions of disciplinary disputes, the concept, as applied in arbitration proceedings, has led to inconsistent results that fail to serve the interests of either management or labor.
The findings from the second focus group (uni-disciplinary) were consistent with those of the first focus group (multi-disciplinary), therefore demonstrating that data saturation was achieved.
Key reforms include stronger hiring standards, better training for employees, more stringent disciplinary standards, consistent reporting of abuse to law enforcement, higher quality investigations and more rigorous oversight of nonprofit providers.
This means to deal with three challenges of great importance: how to overcome the traditional divide between planning and design theory and practice; to select suitable and mutually consistent paradigms within each disciplinary field; and to outline a place-based approach to actual problems in regulation, visioning and urban designing.
SaVE improves accountability by establishing consistent procedures for campus disciplinary proceedings with equal rights for both accused and accuser.
The outcomes of customary physical punishment (e.g., spanking frequency) were equivalent to those of alternative disciplinary tactics, consistent with the closest replication of Straus et al.[ 1] in this study.
