Evaluation in its turn helps to refine the knowledge managed by DIABNET and enables us to look towards the further clinical use of DIABNET as a decision tool in gestational diabetes integrated in a telemedicine service.
The modern architecture of information systems (ISs) is based on distributed networks with a grand challenge of representing and sharing knowledge managed by ISs and consequently, to remove semantics interoperability barriers.
We recommend that providers need to receive further training and support to improve knowledge, manage side effects, and recognize women in periods of high unmet need - such as post-partum or post-abortion women - as suitable candidates for IUDs.
Procurement Services combines global reach with local knowledge, managed from UNICEF's Supply Division in Copenhagen, in collaboration with the organization's country offices covering 149 countries and territories around the world.
Leadership activities in the new commissioning process emphasises on sharing knowledge and managing knowledge flows, collaborating with colleagues and external stakeholders and seeking advice from peers in different clusters.
You should have a good working knowledge of managing fractures, wound management and dressings, so spending time learning from nursing staff in your department cannot be underestimated.
The proposed knowledge-based architecture investigates the mechanism of case base, heuristic base, and rule base that incorporates explicit knowledge, tacit knowledge, and procedural knowledge in support of managing knowledge and dealing with inertia.
Ecology is the knowledge of understanding the house whilst economics is the knowledge of managing the house.
Collins said he absorbed much of his knowledge about managing from Leyland.
