Commercial interests foster the stalemate.
The key factors that fostered the emergence and continuity of cooperative management included shared concern, especially about risks to their properties and the health of their forests; pre-existing networks; trust; external expertise and resources; local leadership; and formal institutions.
In EU countries, an amendment to the Dublin II Regulation on asylum applications is recommended, in order to foster and safeguard the continuity of TB care for asylum seekers.
Mr. Kelly appears to be balancing his desire to bring in people he knows with the need to foster some continuity in a department that suffered great losses on Sept. 11 and now faces a host of new challenges.
Studies suggest that an equal recognition of informational continuity, management continuity, and relational continuity can help to foster and monitor continuity within a care network [ 41, 42].
A. A relationship based on trust By helping the patient feel comfortable, showing empathy and respect, being sincere, demonstrating professionalism and engagement, spending enough time and fostering relational continuity, the family physician contributed to the development of a relationship built on trust.
However, due to the necessity of transferring pre-implantation embryos to foster mothers to allow their further development, the continuity of these processes was until now impossible to determine.
Modern atmospheric observing networks are sufficiently dense that updates for adjacent grid points in regions of this size use most of the same observations, which fosters continuity in the analysis.
These initiatives might be, for instance, headed to foster a better continuity of care across organizations through the formation of interorganizational groups or the definition of innovative clinical pathways.
Because the time immediately following release from prison to the community is a particularly high-risk period, it is important to foster continuity of care approaches and secondary HIV prevention services (Gough et al. 2010).
