Lastly, one's affective response influenced how easy or difficult it was to embrace managing a procedure.
"Students cannot wait for accountable teachers while adults argue," Ms. Rhee said on Oct. 2, announcing that the district would seek to dismiss even tenured teachers deemed ineffective, partly by training principals to manage a little-used procedure that allows them to identify teachers for a 90-day mandatory improvement plan.
They could be strengthened by prospectively following carers beginning to manage a technical health procedure and interviewing them at several times to better understand transitions between dispositions towards the caring role.
Additionally, health workers may feel undermined upon receiving advice from a lower cadres, for instance a nurse advising a clinical officer on how to manage a certain clinical procedure-that will definitely annoy the latter" (National level informant).
A level of risk reduction should be adopted for inexperienced operators or those ill prepared to safely manage such a procedure, especially where diagnostic confirmation of a typical HeV case is sought.
This has two components: a learning process and a process termed 'embracing care.' The learning process consisted of three phases: an initial concentrated period of training with professional support; the novice carer taking responsibility for managing a technical procedure at home; and, with sufficient time and experience, the development of carer expertise.
The most important element would be procedures for managing a military operation.
To find one's way through managing a technical health procedure involves not only a learning process for carers, but also cognitive and emotional responses to the experience, encapsulated in the phrase 'embracing care'.
Embracing the care role was about carers' willingness to take on managing a technical health procedure.
(FC5) For carers, the primary motivation to embrace managing a technical health procedure was the need and expected benefit for the recipient.
