Much of the conversation focused on a Europe in transition -- a place where a young, Internet-nurtured generation is artfully sidestepping political boundaries and cultural barriers to doing business, and where a multitude of tongues and national points of view both foster flexibility and impede change.
and problem solving and fostering flexibility.
Foster: Flexibility is a key consideration.
Fostering "flexibility and creativity in the undergraduate education while reducing the pressures related to gaining acceptance to medical school" is a mission of the Honors Program in Medical Education (HPME) at Northwestern University and captures the purpose of many of these programs.
Such an approach will help foster flexibility and is particularly well suited to exploring the transition process.
Women in medicine will continue to pressure policy makers to foster flexibility and enable balance between professional and personal life, helping both women and men in medicine to meet responsibilities to their children, their parents and themselves.
Looking to the future, stakeholders in a stable and robust physician workforce will need to foster flexibility in the health care system, create incentives for physicians to return to practice, and develop resources to facilitate the reentry into the medical workforce.
If gaining teaching experience is important to you, find a place that fosters the flexibility you need.
By presenting such characters as role models, comedy has implicitly valorized the benefits of humor that are now being empirically verified, such as that it is psychologically and physically healthy, it fosters mental flexibility, and it serves as a social lubricant.
Since new firms create new jobs, open up opportunities for upward social mobility, foster economic flexibility, and reinforce competition and economic efficiency (Liao et al. [2008]), they are considered critical for economic growth.
