To make a judgment about the burden of hospitalisation in the event of an acute deterioration without recourse to the individual patient's priorities and values, as well as the likelihood of benefit for that particular individual is an example of how professionals can fail to learn in ways that integrate evidence with experiential expertise.
RH, Norfolk A | Buy-to-let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA, said Ray Boulger at the broker John Charcol, which means that in the event of a complaint, there is no automatic right of recourse to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
In another little-known benefit, the card companies provide a recourse in the event of clearance sales.
All three of them need to be used.The first is the institutional framework that is controlled by governments things like tax breaks, housing subsidies, land supply and the laws on recourse in the event of default.
Agency workers also lack basic employment rights: they are not entitled to sick pay or parental leave pay, have no notice period and little recourse in the event of dismissal.
Often, contracts are opaque, cash flow is uncertain and there is little recourse in the event of government corruption or expropriation.
Other bonds, such as those backed by tax revenues, offer bondholders greater legal recourse in the event of a default.
The people who founded this nation made sure that its future residents would have recourse in the event of a federal government that does not reflect their beliefs.
So before investing, the target country agrees that in the case of disputes, a tribunal is set up outside and beyond the reach of the country's justice system (courts where the judge is a brother or other crony of the dictator, for example), providing recourse in the event of unjust seizure of property.
[CBC August 6] Commenters were suspicious about why the government was protecting pharmaceutical companies from legal recourse in the event of deleterious outcomes from the vaccine.
By contrast, patients have limited power, with little choice and poor recourse in the event of inadequate treatment.
