Students had multiple concerns prior to attending an ISLT.
On a professional level, many students noticed an improvement in their clinical skills, enjoyed the opportunity to work with physicians and senior students, and enhanced language skills, all while caring for patients (see Table 3).> Students identified multiple concerns prior to participation on an international service-learning trip.
The coexistence of several such managers is required to handle multiple concerns, yet requires coordination mechanisms to avoid incoherent administration decisions.
This has been due to multiple concerns including: the ethics of such approaches; difficulty to 'control for' potentially important effect mediators; associated costs and time-span [ 17, 74]; impracticalities of randomizing parts of a hospital system; and difficulties in measuring the effects across a diverse array of outcomes [ 13, 75, 76].
Intended to be more user friendly, this method is subject to multiple concerns.
For example, an individual's goals may all pertain to health or family or mood, or they may pertain to multiple concerns.
The continuous increase in caesarean rates across most European countries raises multiple concerns and has led to an on-going debate on the causes of this development.
Translating our findings from these studies to inform decision aid development also proved challenging as we sought to address multiple concerns identified by patients and invested additional significant time and effort performing the mixed-methods pilot study to identify ways to convey scientific information in a way that can be easily interpreted by the vast majority of patients.
Brown's death was the initial prompt for the gatherings, but, because of the character of the police response, it had become just one of multiple concerns that this incident brought to the surface.
Because it was common for Veterans to present with multiple concerns, BHPs looked for clinical history or symptoms that might indicate need for referral to specialty care.
