When asked whether the revisions to the transfer of women from the delivery suite to the postnatal ward made more appropriate use of their skills, just under half (31/45%) thought they did, and over a third (25/37%) thought they made more appropriate use of their time.
When asked if the revisions to the current systems and processes made more appropriate use of their time, 21 (39%) midwives, including six who worked in the community, stated that they had, however 14 (26%) midwives did not feel this was the case, and 19 (35%) did not know.
The medical advice online platform makes it possible for the user to obtain information that leads him/her to making a more appropriate use of available health services [ 2, 19, 23].
Furthermore, the graphical representation of item-by-item skewness analyses using expected response scores was plotted to make more appropriate inferences and conclusions of difference detection among groups of interest, particularly on misfit responses.
Biomarkers of infection can help to make more appropriate treatment decisions.
More information is needed to judge the effectiveness of different measures and to make more appropriate recommendations.
Consequently, the anaerobic process makes the effluent environmentally friendlier and allows a more appropriate use of the large volumes of wastewaters produced every year.
It's a more appropriate use of their skills.
On the contrary, I have never seen Mr. van Hove — who has taken stylized wrecking balls to a host of classic plays — make more purposeful or appropriate use of his anarchic skills.
Specific tasks are moved, where appropriate, from more highly qualified health workers to health workers with shorter training and fewer qualifications, in order to make more efficient use of the available human resources for health".
