With that, any change, minor or major, needs to assess the readiness of an organization's human resources to change, and in case such readiness is absent, serious preparations are vital to develop and inculcate readiness within staff; otherwise, the organization will face major losses in resources, such as time and money, and fail to implement the desired change [ 9].
The willingness to use nursing care provided at home may differ in different cultures, eg, the majority of older people in North America express such readiness as compared to only half of elders in South Korea.
A quasi-experimental study design was employed to assess such readiness in first year nursing students before and after an appropriate educational intervention.
29 The use of such readiness to change measures has been recommended in clinical practice to help tailor brief interventions and also predict subsequent drinking outcomes.
"To our regret, in contrast to the Syrian government, a significant part of the opposition, including the National Coalition, does not show such readiness," Mr. Lavrov said.
An improved understanding of offenders' readiness to change would enhance our ability to assess and engage such readiness.
This is the first study to consider pharmacists' management of anaphylaxis, in terms of readiness to treat acute anaphylaxis, and the impact of various factors on such readiness (including willingness to comprehensively discuss anaphylaxis with patients).
The first report, published in September, is now under question because of its central assertion that Iraq's chemical and biological weapons were in such a state of readiness that they could be launched within 45 minutes.
An earlier report, published in September, is now under review by two parliamentary committees because of doubts raised about its central claim: that Iraq's chemical and biological weapons were in such a state of readiness that they could be launched within 45 minutes.
These observations indicate both a higher transmigrational potential present in such patients and a decreased readiness of their immune system to recognize foreign antigens.
