Warfarin has a narrow therapeutic window and the hemorrhagic or thrombotic implications of over- or under-dosing can be devastating.
This study highlighted similarities with other parts of the world where the humane needs (respect, dignity) of the patients are similar, however one might argue that the implications of over-dependence on real patients in our clinical teaching setting necessitates more notion of the humane need of the patients.
The implications of turning over the BBC to the vandals is horrific.
Officials at several hospitals said this week that while they were friendly to midwives, they were skeptical of the safety of home births and were concerned about the malpractice implications of taking over their clients in emergencies.
My psychologist husband, Dr. Mikol Davis, offers this observation on emotional implications of taking over the checkbook for an aging parent: "Giving up the control of money, especially for men, is like surrendering your shield in the world.
Welsh Lib Dem education spokesman Aled Roberts AM welcomed the opportunity for a proper debate "as we also need to consider the full implications of any over-arching new qualification and the possibility of divergence between Welsh qualifications and those in the other nations of the UK".
With Facebook now launching a search engine on top of its own structured data – conveniently after turning off the ability for users to opt out of search – there's now a greater need to think about the implications of Facebook's "over one trillion connections," and how representative they are of the people who created them.
Yet every page is suffused by their intimate knowledge of the history of the tax code, the transformation of American conservatism over the past three decades, and the wider political implications of battles over tax policy.
If it were just a touch better and really got into the implications of getting over trauma, Jessica Jones could be for everyone.
