Sentence examples for manage persons from inspiring English sources
Research on the usefulness of information technology to manage persons living with chronic diseases is scarce in LMIC.
"I kept wondering, How do you manage persons in a third-world country who work for a charitable organization?" The quest for an answer led Ms. Samuels to Boston College, a Jesuit institution here, where she is one of seven students in a new graduate program intended to teach management principles to leaders of churches and religious nonprofit agencies.
However, despite our finding that over 90% of the patients in the CA and OK focus groups mentioned fatigue, currently fatigue is not sufficiently often considered by clinicians who manage persons with ITP.
It can be said that the results of the current study may be useful clinically, enabling physiotherapists to design an effective aquatic therapy programme and manage persons with chronic MSK disorders in a similar multi-modal intervention.
Furthermore, managing persons with dementia and, in particular, the progressive worsening of the disease entails implementing measures in the family environment and in the patient's general environment.
They spend their time managing person by person, paying little attention to collective performance.
Ward can imagine, however, an evolutionary change coming from "a genetically managed person," someone who has, through gene tampering, increased his productive span as much as 200 years.
(1) The problem drinking section included items about recognizing and understanding problem drinking, approaching the person, managing the person's unwillingness to change, and facilitating and managing resistance to seeking professional help.
The ability of each individual's caregiver network and social supports to manage the person's care deficit also affects their level of risk.
It is an offence to launder your own ill-gotten gains, but you can also be prosecuted for knowingly helping manage another person's dirty money.
I wouldn't want to manage this person.
