However careful and scholarly the methods used in building a collection, without expert guidance to its access and use, the collection remains difficult to approach.
A single trans-septal puncture was performed under fluoroscopic guidance to gain access to the LA.
This we cannot do alone.' Set up a task force (experts team) to provide guidance with regard to access to information, specifically, to assist women in finding projects, identifying calls, preparing proposals, etc., since women (and men) confront many barriers here.
Teacher scaffolding approaches in the digital era includes providing resources and activities that present questions for critical thinking and providing procedural guidance on how to access information online.
However, the mother and health care providers must be given guidance about when to access assistance, and which problems require immediate attention.
However, if a change in inter-regional coupling strength is at play, we might expect the impact of our optogenetic manipulation to be most pronounced during the retrieval segment, when cortical regions involved in behavioral guidance are likely to access the hippocampal representation of space.
The use of ultrasound guidance to cannulate central vein access in ICU significantly increases the number of implanted catheters, especially in the jugular.
On Tuesday, the business secretary, Vince Cable, and the universities minister, David Willetts, will send guidance to the Office for Fair Access outlining what universities will have to do to show they are encouraging more students from poorer backgrounds, a requirement if they are to charge higher fees.
Following the prime minister's ferocious criticism of levels of inclusion and diversity in universities, the government has issued fresh guidance to the Office for Fair Access (Offa) demanding that universities do more to boost social mobility and raise aspirations among disadvantaged groups.
Throughout the clinical and research continuum, a multitude of clinical topics must be addressed including, but not limited to: pain and symptom management, guidance to hospice care when appropriate, access to consistent information from the healthcare team, and making sure someone from the healthcare team is always available to help the patient and family [ 20].
