While institutions both public and private are investing in exciting mobile tools to make their collections accessible, Artsy attempts to be a comprehensive source that can make connections across the entire art world, inspire creativity and discourse, as well as enable and educate existing and new audiences.
Good group work engages, enables, and educates participants; bad group work frustrates, disenfranchises, and polarizes them.
CCOS have been widely introduced in England with the aims of averting admissions to critical care, ensuring timely admission, enabling discharge and educating the ward staff.
Sprung from a line of freeholders, or "Franklins," his father inherited a small family estate, which was so deeply mortgaged by his immediate predecessor that it was found necessary to sell it; but by his success in commercial pursuits he was enabled to maintain and educate a family of twelve children, of whom one only died in infancy.
Government's job is to help inspire, educate, enable and protect that work force.
The Ministry of Health has sought to fill this gap by training general practitioners in poorer areas to enable them to treat and educate patients diagnosed with diabetes.
Using the developed components above, the proposed framework can provide clinicians with the ability to immediately assess pretreatment parameters in addition to collating PCRs and PROs via online informatics, which better enables them to inform and educate patients during clinic visits.
But the "flipped classroom" model has been gaining steam over the past year, as teachers look for effective tech tools that will help them retain their control over the classroom, while enabling them to better engage (and educate) students.
We believe that awareness of depression can help empower and educate you, enabling quicker access to treatment.
Now consider a police officer in India whose meagre wages are insufficient to enable him to feed, clothe, and educate his family, and who is prohibited by law from having a second job.
