Two heuristic strategies and six matching rules that explicitly assist identifying feasible match between high and low-pressure streams are proposed.
All participants were using general household technologies, either as part of daily life or to explicitly assist with care.
We illustrated how decision analysis can explicitly assist in defining poor prognosis testicular cancer patients who have a net benefit of high-dose chemotherapy (HD-CT) with stem cell support.
Moreover, they were set up explicitly to assist the expansion of local business, so their objective has been to support investment not maximise returns.
The social model is explicitly committed to assisting people with disabilities in their fight for full equality, social inclusion, participation, and involvement in community activities (Crow 1996).
Such was the case with the ministry of health's subsequent creation of specialized obesity prevention teams, namely the Núcleo de Apoio á Saúde da Família (NASF), which were explicitly created to assist FHP workers in providing obesity prevention services.
Although not identified explicitly by clinicians, a method of assisting them to explain to parents the treatment options, together with the uncertainties, in a clear and concise way could be helpful.
Pownall also assisted Miranda explicitly, cultivating connections in the British government as he attempted to advance the independence agenda.
At least a third of doctors in New Zealand may not be willing to provide honest answers to questions explicitly addressing euthanasia and assisted suicide results that support similar findings from the UK.
But Mr. Gotlin said New York law did not explicitly say that someone's actions needed to be passive in order to be considered assisting suicide.
These units also perform other, perhaps more intangible, roles in assisting trainees to cope with their mental health problems, thereby offering a supportive setting with therapeutic dimensions (albeit one not explicitly configured as delivering therapy).
