Publicising an identified point of contact for queries by health professionals or patients at an early stage of the project was also recommended.
The company should identify points of contact, open lines of communication, and, in some cases, have agreements in place with external advisors that they may need to secure and activate quickly during a crisis (e.g., legal advisors, public relations firm).
In doing so, the third objective attempts to identify points of contact, or hybridization, between methods of rangeland observation used historically versus contemporary, so as to inform shared ideas of rangeland stewardship in a changing environment.
9 28 This has led some commentators to emphasise the need to better understand the 'nexus' where policy, practice and research meet by identifying points of contact, barriers and strategies to encourage joint working and cooperation.
In particular, the analysis identifies conformational changes in both RF1 and RF3 induced by their mutual presence on the ribosome, and also identifies points of contact with the ribosome and between RF1 and RF3, as well as how these contacts change through the cycle.
The two sides will soon identify points of contacts for one-to-one interactions.
Based on the findings from step 1, where the scope and intensity of the full range of health problems and people affected have been assessed and prioritized, program planners need to identify point(s) of contact where additional care activities are needed to ensure that clients' health needs are comprehensively addressed.
For complex scenarios, a major part of the solution time is taken up by operations to identify points that come into contact.
-- Host government's emergency management capabilities and points-of-contact.
2. Identify common primary points of contact for care.
