Students should also be informed when to expect a mobile learning activity and when to contact their lecturer on the mobile learning environment to eliminate the teaching staff's fear of having to be 'always connected'.
One person described readiness as 'being totally informed what to expect'.
Establishment of a benchmark for the development of new, breakthrough interventions is important for all interested in the therapeutic discovery process: funders can obtain realistic expectations of new treatment development, researchers can use our data to better design new trials, and patients can be better informed what to expect when they volunteer to participate in RCTs.
He strode into the hospital waiting room and boldly informed patients not to expect antibiotics for the flu.
This ensures that the hand-off stakeholders are well informed about what to expect.
In four studies, the subjects were not informed of what to expect, but were asked to report all sensations they experienced [29 31, 34]; in six studies, the participants were asked to report any bright stimuli appearing in their visual field [32, 33, 35 38].
But for many who do receive them these days, the issue is of not being properly warned about receiving the procedure beforehand or informed about what to expect from the healing process afterwards.
First, patients should be informed of what to expect from this therapy.
Participants were particularly poorly informed about what to expect from their illness and how it might progress in the future, leaving them unsure how to cope and plan.
It was often unclear to women whether or not the facility was authorized to provide abortion and they were not adequately informed about what to expect with regard to the protocol, procedure and standards of care.
9 10 Patients can be informed about what to expect from treatment and be motivated to report adverse events or complications and keep a list of their medical histories, allergies and current medications.
