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The purpose of this study was to identify clinical governance processes related to managing telephone presentations, and to explore Directors of Nursing perceptions of processes and clinical practices related to the management of telephone presentations to health services in rural Victoria, Australia.

The aims of this stage of the study were to: identify clinical governance processes related to managing telephone presentations, and to explore Directors of Nursing perceptions of processes and clinical practices related to the management of telephone presentations to health services in rural Victoria, Australia.

"We then explored Director together, and later contributed individually to the project," Dextro said.

Objective To determine the prevalence of food-safety education in didactic programs in dietetics (DPDs) across the United States and factors associated with the provision of this education and to explore DPD directors' attitudes toward food safety.Subjects The population consisted of 230 DPD directors listed in The American Dietetic Association's 1998-1999 Directofy of Dietetics Programs.

Entitled A Thesis On Synthesis, it is an attempt to explore how directors with such wildly divergent styles as John Wright and Katie Mitchell often work from quite "similar observations about human behaviour".

The questions in the interviews aimed to explore the directors' educational levels, experience, management styles, and steps taken in resolving issues with children.

But in the same week that the couture shows drew to an end, a Paris exhibition and book explore film director Gus Van Sant's fascination with authenticity – or "unstyled styling".

Shakespeare's history plays speak to us more directly than his tragedies, and they are increasingly being explored by directors outside Britain.

Mr. Dahl uses the term to describe movies in which the directors explore every conceivable form of stark, dramatic lighting, but fail to generate suspense or involvement with the characters.

The Emerson Quartet and the Chamber Music Society's past and present artistic directors explore the chamber music of Brahms from A to Z, as it were, from the composer's early String Sextet Op. 18, which dates from his 29th year, to the Clarinet Quintet, Op. 115, written only a few years before his death.

King Cuts explores the director's role as an artist, the personal costs of making a feature length film, and the potential for an auteur's own iconography to overtake their personality.