With end-of-life (EOL) central to the nursing role in intensive care, few studies have been undertaken to explore EOL care in the context of New Zealand (NZ) intensive care nursing.
In countries lacking neonatal intensive care, few babies below the gestational age of 30 weeks survive [ 31].
Preparing evidence briefs was very labour intensive as few evidence briefs have required two full time equivalent knowledge brokers during one year.
The most effective interventions to improve medication adherence and clinical outcomes have been complex, multi-component and intensive, but few studies have been designed to allow exploration of the reasons for success or failure of interventions and their delivery [ 19].
In countries without neonatal intensive care, few babies below the gestational age of 32 weeks survive and even at 30 weeks may be called "abortions" and not recorded [ 31].
But without transparency, the money will be wasted.Oil is capital-intensive but not labour-intensive, so few of Chad's 9m people can benefit directly.
Half of the foreign investment is going into oil and gas, stimulated by the completion in 1999 of a pipeline taking Bolivian gas to Sao Paulo in Brazil.The problem is that industries such as oil and telecoms are capital-intensive, generating few jobs.
Although healthcare is a knowledge-intensive industry, few healthcare organizations systematically and strategically manage their IC to meet strategic goals and improve performance [ 3, 4].
