While I waited for the Wolferman's to arrive, I sought advice from a food-strategy consultant on how to change my husband's mind.
Mr. Rubin said, "Every company has to understand and evaluate its business based on changes in technology," a field in which Accenture is a leading consultant.
Adapting to climate change's anticipated health problems is a more recent concern, says Kristie Ebi, a Virginia-based independent consultant on health issues related to climate change.
"[The study] should be replicated because it suggests that changing polar bear diets could increase human exposure to persistent organic pollutants in Native Americans and others who consume polar bears as part of a traditional diet," says epidemiologist Kristie Ebi, a Virginia-based independent consultant on health issues related to climate change.
Junior trainees and staff grades change posts once every 6 to 12 months depending on their training requirements and there was one change of consultant in March 2007.
"Nuclear strategies have changed," said Michael Kruse, a consultant on nuclear issues for the management consultant Arthur D. Little in Frankfurt.
That division is unlikely to change any time soon, said David Ropeik, a consultant on risk communication who teaches at Harvard University.
"The thing we got that was very clear was you don't change the field," said Steven Jacobsen, a restoration consultant on the Wrigley project.
"I don't necessarily think any rules need to be changed," said the retired Hall of Fame jockey Chris McCarron, who was a consultant on the "Seabiscuit" film.
Ophthalmologic exam: A standardized ophthalmologic evaluation was performed at diagnosis and then every three months by an ophthalmology consultant, focusing on visual changes that are sensitive in documenting optic nerve function, conjunctivitis, and uveitis.
