Intensive conferences Holding conferences; Attending conferences; Benefits of conferences; Numbers of conferences; Influence of conferences.
A study in Japan examined the relationship between physical restraints in nursing homes and their institutional characteristics, and found that those characteristics which correlated with the use of physical restraints were intensive staffing, holding periodical care conferences, and having unit care [ 19].
At the time, the presidential campaign was the longest and the most intensive ever held in the United States.
A two year, part-time course, the creative industries MBA will be delivered through a series of intensive sessions held once a month, running from Friday afternoons through to Saturday evenings.
Those working in intensive care held the line against what initially appeared to be impossible odds, providing a much needed bulwark against the mystery illness – and buying all‑important time.
Generally, it has been observed from the intensive studies held, that the antibacterial activity of ZnO can be verified under UV light as well as in the dark to inhibit the bacterial growth.
Kerry, who has been in the region since Monday pursuing intensive talks, held an evening news conference in the Egyptian capital with U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry and Arab League chief Nabil Elaraby, all of whom have been working to prod Israel and Hamas into accepting a temporary cease-fire in hostilities while larger issues are negotiated.
Readiness to wean was defined according to the criteria of the Sixth International Conference Consensus in Intensive Care Medicine held in 2005 on the subject of weaning from mechanical ventilation [ 12].
A colposcopy seminar is an intensive course held by the Committee which includes (1) the personal communication of individual test results to participants; (2) a statistical presentation of overall test results; and (3) an interactive review of slides of all digital colpophotographs.
During two days of intensive discussion held 9-10 atgust at WHO's headquarters in Geneva, a mix of more than 20 developed and developing countries, non-governmental agencies, Médecins Sans Frontières, regulatory agencies, UNICEF and WHO staff prioritised a long-needed approach to overall paediatric care.
