Nurse educators need an enhanced understanding of factors contributing to nursing student success to decrease attrition and increase retention.
Collectively, these findings point toward the need for enhanced understanding of pandemic influenza response attitudes and beliefs among Emergency Medical Services EMSS) personnel, whose failure to report to work (for reasons other than illness) could further compromise already-limited surge capacity [16].
Such findings also point toward the need for enhanced understanding of response willingness among other responder cohorts whose failure to report to work (for reasons other than illness), could further compromise the surge capacity of an already-strained healthcare system [ 9].
In addition, these findings support the need for an enhanced understanding of the current and potential roles for medicine sellers in this and similar contexts by both policy makers and researchers.
This persistence of rural-urban disparities in child nutrition alongside growing urbanisation and increasing inequality of child nutrition in urban areas highlights the need for an enhanced understanding of the main drivers of urban-rural differences in nutrition outcomes.
These views also inform educators of the need to ensure that interprofessional education goes beyond gaining increased understanding of roles of various disciplines, but also needs to include enhanced understanding of professionals' roles in PC and PH sectors.
Apart from particular stroke process projects, few opportunities for the continuous sharing of experiences across the levels within the regions existed, but an increased leadership engagement at all levels was needed, along with enhanced understanding of how the NQR can inform stroke care issues and provide for quality improvement.
Although diffusion seems to be the preponderant mechanism taking place for most compounds, diffusion from blood is not merely passive, and an enhanced understanding is needed of the role and mechanisms of active transport in antemortem distribution of compounds of forensic interest.
Technical innovation has not changed the course of disease, or enhanced understanding of who needs an operation.
This enhanced understanding of what is needed for cooperation, says the Nobel organisation - why it is more difficult when there are many participants, when they interact infrequently, when interaction is likely to be broken off, when the time horizon is short or when others' actions cannot be clearly observed.
