Contrary to most researchers who assume to begin with that the mind is an emergent mechanistic property of the physical brain in a bottom up approach, Penfield makes a clear distinction between the mind as an independent holistic "energy" or "essence" that is related to brain function but "independent of the neuronal potentials that travel the axon pathways".
Since providing patients with responsible healthcare intervention from a holistic perspective is the essence of effective health care, it is important for healthcare professionals to understand the characteristics of patients who are more likely, or less likely, to disclose their use of natural products.
As was discussed earlier caring for the patient holistically is of essence for quality nursing care, however preceding questionnaires failed to assess the care in a holistic manner.
The finite artistic plenums she depicts and materializes are representative of a holistic and infinite totality of "essences" -- which really are no more than transient human experiences artificially reduced to concepts for as long as they are valuable for practical use.
In essence, this paper provides a holistic view of the implications of various policy decisions on the electricity sector along with the stresses of external factors on the electricity market and should be useful for policy makers elsewhere faced with similar decisions.
The ESSENCE Programme is an innovative, holistic lifestyle and mindfulness programme that aims to improve quality of life and self-management of stress and/or chronic disease.
We do not pretend to know the answer, but think the essence lies in Morrisons' culture and holistic approach to all aspects of its business," CSFB said in a note.
Holistic, patient-centred care has often been seen as the essence of nursing care and interpreted as nurses' ability to communicate effectively with patients, work with patients' expectations and values, engage patients in their care, deliver services that are sensitive to patients' needs, and ensure patients' smooth transition across the care system [ 88, 89].
That an adequate theory should indeed be capable of generating a T-sentence for every sentence in the object-language is the essence of Tarski's 'Convention T' — a requirement that clearly matches the holistic requirement Davidson also specifies for an adequate theory of meaning.
And I'm fascinated by the holistic idea of a body-mind that blurs the line between form and Essence, kicking Cartesian dualism in both ass-cheeks.
