The promotion of wound healing through localised suction drainage is accepted practice [ 6, 7].
Guidelines do not standardise care practices; in practice they will always be localised and contextualised [ 29].
This then is a regime taking a molar internationalised form, but generated through highly localised nodes of often idiosyncratic collection practice.
In addition, the clinical practice guidelines worksheet was "localised" to our hospital by liaison between the project officer and a "local champion" (an emergency specialist and paediatrician staff member of the hospital), and it was also optimised by feedback from staff members.
Registry data demonstrates that 93% of men have localised disease at diagnosis in contemporary practice in Australia [ 2].
Thus, the meaning of the 'social entrepreneurship' construct is localised, in accordance with the local practices.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Regulations pertaining to carbon dioxide capture with offshore storage (CCS) require an understanding of the potential localised environmental impacts and demonstrably suitable monitoring practices.
Our drug delivery system may be a solution to the problems encountered with current intraperitoneal chemotherapy administration practices and allow further exploration of localised drug delivery.
Climate thus determines where and when a particular infectious disease could occur; but a diversity of other, often localised, factors – environmental, social, cultural, and technological factors, along with public health practices – determine where the infectious disease will actually occur.
