Issues that were recognized in both groups were filling out the activity diaries because of, eg, vision impairment, understanding how to fill it out, or remembering to fill in all variables.
The field notes included comments about time needed to collect the data, time spent during the intervention visits, adherence to study procedure and intervention protocol, and issues that were recognized in relation to study procedure and intervention protocols, eg, any problems with filling out activity diaries and problems with exercise programs.
However, Toronto isn't the only city that's recognized this issue.
For prevalence indicators, the rates were calculated only for clients who had been on service for at least 30 days to avoid penalizing an organization for quality issues that were newly recognized.
Merging the research funding functions of HEFCE into the research council organization would exacerbate this, not only creating obvious ring-fence issues that are implicitly recognized in the Green Paper itself but, more importantly, muddying the water of the already messy devolution arrangements for research funding in the UK.
Biobank discussions gravitate toward four issues that are now well recognized in the ELSI literature on biobanks: privacy, consent, ownership, and return of research results.
Notably, HCPs may underestimate the effect of specific UC symptoms on patients and may fail to recognize issues that are important to patients.
Facilities where the assessments have been used in routine care planning, as intended, and where computer output was distributed timely and where the results have been thoroughly discussed, nurses and their care teams have become more experienced and better at recognizing issues that are assessed with the interRAI LTCF instrument.
In this case study, we recognized patterns and issues that are directly applicable to other RIVM research projects as well.
Although we recognize the importance of clarifying the regulation of cisgenic plants, we argue that this debate is currently too narrowly focused and fails to recognize the broader issues that are persistently addressed within society about GM approaches in general and that, therefore, it is important to broaden the scope of the debate on cisgenic plants.
Indeed, when the development of cisgenic technologies is considered to be "a result of taking the opinions and concerns of consumers seriously" [40] and is aimed to respond to consumer concerns, it fails to recognize the broader issues that are persistently addressed within society about GM approaches in general.
