Interventions aimed at influencing the prescribing style of GPs must encompass context-specific actions at the policy-making level alongside GP-targeted interventions to enable GPs to react more objectively to the external demands that are in place when making the decision of prescribing antibiotics or not.
35 36 We have used the concept 'case-based thinking' to signify how a case-based approach expands the emphasis on medical knowledge and the clinical problem in question, to encompass the context and the personal and emotional involvement where only thin layers of distance exist between the GP and the patient.
Normal situations encompass all contexts that do not demonstrate life and/or property hazard.
We've condensed, shortened, and summarized in order to retain the original meaning minus the fluff that encompasses the context of the lines.
The methods (user-based and expert-based) used in this study seem to provide valuable feedback that reaches further than only comments on color or the lay-out of buttons; rather it encompasses the context of the intervention.
Although existing solutions have made significant contributions to the development of fault-tolerant SOAs, there is a lack of approaches for fault-tolerant service composition that support strategies with diverse quality requirements and encompassing sophisticated context-aware capabilities.
This encompasses legitimate, context-based training and gives students responsibility as early as possible in their medical education.
For example, VWNs encompass in the context of cellular networks, the virtualization of 4G/5G RAN[156], WiMAX BS[157], and LTE[158]; in a similar vein, virtualized abstractions have been proposed for WLAN environments such as the virtual NIC abstraction[159] and the virtual access point (AP) abstraction[160].
If global political and economic forces influence mechanisms of distribution, which in turn influence health, then it follows that analysis of health equity must encompass the political context of its production.
That the globalised political economy enables this through neoliberalist policies, free trade and the concentration of power and influence within medical elites and multinational companies (56– 58) further emphasises the need for research and analysis to encompass the political context of NCDs.
Each of these assurances had, he explained, been "a political statement in a political context, encompassing the ambiguity that is sometimes to be found in political statements".
