To effectively steer towards improved teacher learning in schools, school leaders can engage in supportive and stimulating practices, given the right infrastructure for collaboration.
Therefore, there is a need for the government to engage in supportive supervision of health workers and to constantly remind them that the cost of treating all individuals regardless of the test results is enormous, both for the patient and to the health services.
One of the benefits of being in a romantic relationship is the opportunity to engage in supportive acts to self-selected partners.
Thus, any improvement in observed pain outcomes would owe to the effects of activation-coaching over and above what might be accomplished by having an empathetic lay person provide educational materials and engage in supportive conversation.
Women who report a history of abuse, regardless of current socio-demographic circumstances, may be less willing or able to engage in supportive social relationships due to their view of self or others [ 46].
Nurses caring for neuro-oncology patients report that although they appreciate the need for engaging in supportive conversations about existential issues, time constraints may prevent them from sustaining conversations involving profound reflections [ 17].
To help ensure that Russia continues to lay the foundation for a democratic future, the West, particularly the former Soviet republics and European satellites, should engage in a supportive dialogue with their Russian counterparts that addresses not only the crimes of Stalinism but also the enormous contribution of the Soviet Union in defeating Nazi Germany.
San Francisco Assessors experienced greater job satisfaction when given opportunities to also engage in more supportive roles with providers while continuing to provide assessments.
To me that is critical in keeping employees engaged in the business and supportive of our initiatives.
In general, other professionals' descriptions of RT RNs are not personally negative; RT RNs are seen on the whole as receptive to teaching, engaged in their work, and supportive of others, although there is limited congruence in RT RNs' own conceptualization of their role and that expressed by other professional groups at the RT unit.
