In 2009, 2010 and 2011, approximately 100 Dutch hospitals submitted performance indicator scores (web-based entry tool), indicative of care delivered the year before (2008, 2009 and 2010 respectively) at the DHTP.
Additionally, the results are indicative of health care seeking behaviour in an Australian population and may not apply to countries with different health care structures.
Southwest, however, did respond to KABC's request for comment, apologizing for their rude employee, saying it extends its "sincere apology to the family". "The post is not indicative of the care, respect, and civility we expect from all of our Employees," the company said.
Previous studies have suggested that the majority of sodium disturbances acquired in hospital are preventable and indicative of substandard care [ 9, 10].
Concepts indicative of IP care include open communication with equal contribution, shared decision-making, collective problem-solving, coordination to enable interdependent work, and developing respectful professional relationships [ 5].
A possible explanation may be that women having more schooling regarded capsules as indicative of modern care, while women with less schooling did not share that view and were also not aware of the added advantages of the tablets.
Loosening this rigidity would facilitate the kind of 'persistent tinkering' that, "in a world full of complex ambivalence and shifting tensions" [ 10], Mol, Moser and Pols consider to be indicative of good care.
This observation was supported by our initial attempts at data extraction, where we found some of the behaviours classified as 'patient neglect' to be objectively indicative of poor care, but potentially caused by a range of factors, including error.
The titles people give you in introducing themselves at the beginning of a meeting may be impressive, but not necessarily indicative of what they care about.
