However, another possibility is that the receiving RHCs were insufficiently prepared to manage neonatal sepsis, which would be an essential pre-condition for the third condition listed above.
Some would revive regional assemblies, protesting that the 2004 referendum was badly managed and the offer of local power insufficiently bold.
39 Provision of insufficient medical coverage during training and competition, by relying on insufficiently trained coaches to manage medical issues, is another organisational threat to the child athlete.
More than 50% of general practitioners in the United Kingdom and in the US reported being insufficiently instructed about the process of death certification [ 29, 30]; many said that their first contact with a death certificate occurred when they first managed a death event [ 31].
In conversation, professionals expressed uncertainty about how best to phrase and ask the questions, particularly nursing staff who told the researcher they sometimes felt insufficiently trained on how to manage patients with possible depression.
It is essential to take these into account, in relation to breathlessness which is difficult to manage and therefore often underestimated, insufficiently elicited or reported, and undertreated [ 9- 11].
I even employed a group of Portuguese fishermen who hand-weave nets to fashion something for me, but their cravat proved insufficiently stylish, although while strolling by the Thames I did manage to catch four salmon.
Managing program impacts in a multi-project setting is insufficiently covered in research and increasingly challenging in practice.
Pro-active measures to prevent discolouration are sought yet network processes remain insufficiently understood to fully justify and optimise capital or operational strategies to manage discolouration risk.
