Gentle-touch therapy and Reiki are thus good examples of approaches in which controversial efficacy has to be balanced against no known side effect, frequent free availability (volunteer non-profit associations) and easy integration with any other pharmacological or non pharmacological therapy.
"We reduced the hours lost to downtime by 50%, and I think we'll do the same again," he says, an important issue when many users were frustrated by the frequent non-availability of the service.
This finding suggests that under time pressure GPs were more likely to overlook less-frequent conditions (availability heuristic).
External funding has unpredictable availability, frequent policy shifts, and the potential to end without warning [16].
The ICU environment is less favorable for complex airway management than the operating room, given the frequent lack of availability of additional equipment or additional expert staff.
Because of frequent delays in availability, case notes were reviewed only in the implementation period for patients who had no imaging requested, or those without documentation of the Ottawa ankle rules criteria on the request form.
Screening should be sensitive to externalizing psychopathology, given its predictive value, frequent occurrence, and availability of evidence-based interventions for these disorders [ 44, 45]. A. was first arrested by the police at 11 years of age, while joy-riding his father's motorcycle in the woods.
Besides dissatisfaction about the general decline in availability, frequent-flier members are increasingly unhappy about the higher number of miles required to grab any reward seat, and the growing trend of airlines slapping fees on those supposedly free tickets.
CHECK PARTNER AVAILABILITY Most frequent flier programs let you use miles earned on one airline (say, United) to book award tickets on partner carriers.
