If one's faith is entirely dedicated to adherence to right beliefs, when those beliefs are challenged or insulted, so too is one's religious life.
Workers Uniting is labor's response to corporate globalization -- corporations that have no particular national loyalty, or allegiance to dedicated workers or adherence to anything other than the almighty dollar or pound sterling.
This form has a dedicated column to assess adherence in which physicians document "G" for good and "P" for poor adherence.
Many clinics have professional staff (e.g., nurses, counselors) dedicated solely to providing adherence education and support.
The interventions themselves are likely to be more intensive than those in primary care, with more time dedicated to ensuring protocol adherence and better follow-up rates.
The ABIEBR includes several recommendations related to the organisation of care including: that care should be provided by dedicated multidisciplinary teams; with adherence to acute care guidelines, that rehabilitation should be provided early and at high intensity; and patients should have access to long term support and specialist programs (such as vocational rehabilitation).
Practices with a dedicated HF clinic had greater adherence to 3 of 7 guideline-recommended HF therapy measures: angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor/angiotensin receptor blocker (P =.02), beta-blocker (P =.025), and HF education (P =.009).
These positive outcomes are the sum of dedicated research, clinical attentiveness, and patient adherence.
Overall, the authors concluded that the introduction of a program dedicated to sepsis not only improved adherence to evidence-based recommendations, but also was accompanied by a simultaneous significant decrease of inhospital mortality.
Mr. Kishun dedicated his life to fair play and adherence to rules on the cricket pitch.
Patients transmitted data from the eDiary on a daily basis, and adherence was monitored via a dedicated web portal.
