Two techniques that promote reflexivity are discussed: video-filming real-time, everyday clinical practice and inviting clinicians' feedback about their own footage, and reflecting on the knowledge and questions that patients and families have about their care, and about unexpected outcomes and clinical incidents.
But Iran's (conservative-run) state television whipped up the furore by endlessly broadcasting offending images, while ignoring footage that reflected much better on the Iran-based lot.The verdicts have a strong political smell to them.
We went from having a one camera crew, as documentaries are often made, to having a thousand cameras throughout the city -- each giving us footage that reflects what really happened.
"Not one photograph or piece of footage comes close to reflecting the fear as I turned around to see this crowd and its proximity, both to myself and my officers," he told the court.
The persistence of the e-mail message trying to discredit the Reuters footage may just reflect the Internet's power.
The footage, said Peta, reflected the standard conditions for angora rabbits in China, which today is home to 90% of the angora fur trade.
The footage from Charlotte reflected a scene that has become all too familiar over the past several years: police cocooned in riot gear, their bodies encased in bulletproof vests and military-style helmets; protesters rendered opaque by the tear gas that surrounds them, scarves covering their mouths and noses to keep from inhaling the smoke.
Architecture projects, particularly of the large, public variety, often aim to be more than the sum of their square footage and instead reflect society's values and ideals (see, for example, One World Trade Center, née Freedom Tower).
Video footage also captured body language reflecting discomfort.
The footage also shows a glowing object, possibly a mirror reflecting light or an electronic device such as a cellphone or tablet.
