[ 30] The issue of work-life balance touches upon nearly every aspect of health human resources, in terms of how health care organisations will develop and implement policies that foster a healthy equilibrium between the professional and personal lives of physicians.
If properly understood by China, this can foster a greater strategic equilibrium in the region.
The results suggest something profound about the brain and depression: that in the healthy and psychologically resilient, stress induces its own chemical countermeasures, fostering a sort of psychological equilibrium.
In the broader societal context, social sustainability refers to 'an ideal state of well-being which might be expected to occur when social, economic and environmental interactions foster inter-generational equality and longitudinal equilibrium' (Author 2013a: p2245).
By integrating each individual's unique way of working, leaders can help foster a natural and more gender-balanced equilibrium among their teams--where complex problems get solved and the ultimate solution benefits the entire organization.
In this way, the quest for open-access merit can foster the improvement of any already-established equilibrium, provided these improvements fit the preferences of enough teammates.
When Gladys suffers a breakdown, Norma Jeane is exiled to an orphanage and eventually to a foster home, where her blossoming body troubles the family's equilibrium.
Foster, Dean and R. Vohra (1997) "Calibrated Learning and Correlated Equilibrium,"Games and Economic Behavior, (Special Issue in Honor of Robert Aumann), 21, Nos 1/2, October/November, 40-55.
The McNabb-Foster model was used to simulate the permeation curves, based on the proposed method and Oriani's equilibrium theory, by varying the characteristics of hydrogen trapping sites and the apparent hydrogen solubility.
