And the environment needs to be receptive to that authority, recognizing and celebrating it in order for it to catch.
1.7 Better success is associated with implementing new models of care that are appropriate for the context The context into which the new MoC is implemented needs to be receptive to and supportive of the need for change (including local, geographic, population, clinical, professional, regulatory contexts).
However, aid agencies also need to be receptive to the necessary changes afoot.
"There's a certain amount of detective work in what we do, as we need to be receptive to everything," he says.
But these religious forms of technology exist alongside a willingness to recognise the limitations of human power and control, and the need to be receptive to something beyond ourselves.
But for that to happen, leaders need to be receptive to new ideas, tools, techniques and ideologies.
You need to be receptive to others' ideas even if you don't agree with them at first.
You need to be receptive to both kinds, positive and negative, and learn to accept feedback that's intended to improve your performance, your work, or your path.
Approaches to detection of depression in physical illness need to be receptive to the range of beliefs held by patients.
From the management perspective, patients need to be receptive to the idea of prophylaxis at the right moment in their migraine history.
In order for the patient and family to carefully consider options, in addition to a need to be receptive to their anxiety, participants discussed the paternalism exhibited by the physicians.
