Case reports were prepared using a pro forma designed for the purpose, with the headings: title, setting/context, problem or issue addressed, what happened, and reflections.
The stories will include factual descriptions of what happened and reflections about their experience with medical error, what went wrong, why it took place, what the NHS response was, the impact of the error, the information they were given, what could be done better and why.
The MoD has implemented 71 out of the 73 recommendations made by Sir William Gage, the inquiry's chairman, to ensure that similar abuses will not happen again a reflection of its lack of preparedness for the situation British forces found themselves in.
As it happened, Dessaix's reflection on Blyton resonated with me because, just before reading What Days are For, I'd been browsing a junk shop and seen a job lot of books by Captain WE Johns, whose Biggles series I'd devoured as a child.
We can also consider the case when the billiards flows in (X_1) and (X_2) are both periodic but "magic" happens at reflections.
Even same-sex marriage happened not as a reflection of, but in spite of, public opinion polls.
"Initially we had a relatively positive response, but something happened — there was a reflection about the site and the role that it could play for 'international Geneva.' Now we don't know where we stand," said Mr. von Tscharner, a former Swiss ambassador to the European Union and France.
It's gut-churning to think what happened there is a reflection of all of us, as opposed to the work of a lone, depraved actor.
As the second quote illustrates, the interview was a catalyst in working out what had happened, with questioning and reflection from a third party appearing to facilitate this process.
As Kalle rode the elevator to his interview, a stranger said pleasantly, 'Nice day, isn't it?' 2 2 Just then, Kalle happened to see his reflection in a mirror by the elevator buttons.
