LORI J. WHEAL Orlando, Fla., Feb. 23, 2012 To the Editor: While I applaud Bill Gates for working to improve teacher evaluation systems and appreciate his acknowledgment of the serious commitment required for reform, he doesn't mention the ticking clock.
In addition, the authors identify general considerations successful AL programs need to address, including acknowledgment of acceptable levels of uncertainty, improved public communication of drug safety and efficacy, increased prescription control, and additional surveillance and data collection.
They saw the documented shorter time to healing as an acknowledgment of their efforts to introduce improved wound management.
The main focus of this initiative is long term incentivization of individual contributions to improving communities locally and globally while accruing a digital public acknowledgment of their positive actions.
It's sometimes easier to improve a coachee's behavior than it is to win acknowledgment of positive change.
This suggests that more accessible and reliable information about CAM and improved communication in the clinical context about the use of CAM and acknowledgment of its widespread use in colorectal cancer is of relevance to patients and professionals alike.
Acknowledgment of depressive symptoms by the practitioner and the patient should improve ability to undertake lifestyle changes with adjustment of physical activity and food intake, as well as adherence to medications that are likely to be compromised by depression.
Dr. Henderson: Buying Black is an acknowledgment of the tremendous buying power of the African American community and the realization that we can improve our communities by supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs.
In acknowledgment of this fact, guidelines such as the Standards for Reporting of Diagnostic Accuracy (STARD) have been established to improve the quality of design and reporting in diagnostic accuracy studies[ 1].
In a tacit acknowledgment of the criticism, Mr. Klein appointed Martine G. Guerrier to the new post of "chief family engagement officer" to improve communication with parents.
Yet things are improving, Blow argues: Young people in America are growing up in a country that is quickly becoming brown, where women outnumber men in colleges, where acknowledgment of sexual identity is increasingly met with shrugs.
