But only secondary and above educational status, knowing someone with cervical cancer and visit to a health institution were shown to be significant predictors of knowledge when adjusted for variables p value less than 0.2.
Another important aspect is teamwork, which has been shown to activate learners and to enhance knowledge [ 13] and, therefore, might also be relevant for learners' motivation and retention of knowledge when working with VPs.
The participants acknowledged there was a great need for specialist knowledge when caring for patients with LTNCs, advocating specialist nurses.
After demonstrating the critical need for expert knowledge when applying genetic programming to GWAS [ 41], others have shown that using expert knowledge guided mutation, selection, and crossover is highly beneficial, and dramatically improves the performance of evolutionary algorithms [ 42, 43].
This paper attempts to summarize the various key issues of patient-ventilator interaction during pressure support ventilation, the most often used partial ventilatory support mode, and to draw clinicians' attention to the need for sufficient knowledge when setting the ventilator at the bedside, given the often conflicting goals that must be met.
(For discussion of related problems that arise from the quest for impartial moral knowledge when it ignores human embodiment, see Walker 1998, Bach 2012, and Babbitt 2014).
Alliance, in contrast, is the chosen mode for accessing external knowledge when the knowledge is high in specificity and when the seeker has prior alliance experience.
All the respondents in the ward group had been educated for fever-related knowledge when interviewed.
And for all her intimate knowledge, when asked what the folk art towers say about the soul of their enigmatic creator, Ms. Aguirre was clear.
"Yelp is great for browsing local content on the web, but doesn't provide a good method for submitting knowledge this knowledge when its freshest in your mind (namely, while you're currently at a location).".
