4) Increasing its senior level staff so that it had the expertise and breadth of capabilities to carry out a broader intensive set of responsibilities.
"Emerging" adults must address the responsibilities of intensive self-care (e.g., healthcare access) while managing normative challenges (e.g., jobs) (3, 4).
In China, as husbands have migrated away from home in search of job opportunities, the left-behind wives must take on the responsibilities of intensive labor, such as growing farm crops, running family chores, and taking care of seniors at home.
But, as the intricacies involved in intensive care have mounted, responsibility has increasingly shifted to super-specialists like him.
"It was like the first few minutes of 'Saving Private Ryan' every day for me," recalled Dr. Scurlock, 40, who assumed responsibility for intensive care at Mount Sinai after a critical care fellowship at Harvard, and earned an M.B.A. in 2010.
Although specialists in palliative care will be increasingly available, attention to basic palliative care needs of patients and families remains an ongoing responsibility for intensive care clinicians.
Intensive care physicians share responsibility of care with admitting transplant haematologists.
In contrast to Hays' work on intense mothering that specifies intensive strategies of childrearing are the responsibility of mothers [ 27], our study revealed that participating fathers also shared the responsibilities.
K08 awards (Mentored Clinical Scientist Research Career Development Awards), in existence since the early 1970s, provide support and "protected time" (release time from other institutional responsibilities) for an intensive, supervised research career development experience to individuals with a clinical doctorate degree.
Specifically, Visiting Professors come from teaching-intensive institutions with larger teaching responsibilities and fewer opportunities for research as compared with colleagues at research-intensive institutions.
