Such approaches can inform responsive curriculum development and career planning that sustains inspirations for advocacy in medical careers.
Its core function is to act as a wise, well-informed, responsive and responsible agent of the Scottish people in identifying that excellence, and in providing funds to support it.
It is essential that the drivers of personal responsibility for health through non-medical approaches be subject to in-depth examination in order to aid and inform effective, responsive health policies around women's CAM use.
With culturally informed intervention and responsive community support, these women can become active members of the New York City community.
Educational technology has taken some interesting twists since Patrick Suppes, a Stanford professor, predicted in 1966, "In a few more years, millions of schoolchildren will have access to what Philip of Macedon's son Alexander enjoyed as a royal prerogative: the personal services of a tutor as well informed and as responsive as Aristotle".
Future genomic policy should, as much as politically practical, be informed by and responsive to the relevant ELSI evidence.
But an appropriate question should be asked: Wouldn't it be better if the adults responsible for the healthy development and safety of these students had been more informed and therefore more responsive sooner?
The creative integration of these components should result in the coproduction of responsive, community informed, health literacy measures.
Your attorney should be responsive and informed.
Understanding decisions about whether or not to disclose violence in response to routine enquiry in health settings can inform safe and responsive systems.
Informed by principles of culturally responsive pedagogy, SciLG uses school gardens as contexts for hands-on, experiential, and holistic science learning activities.
