This means that the employee's sick leave might be influenced by own health assessment and the employee's opinion of when sick leave is needed.
The acute management of post-stroke BP changes is a matter of some debate, with considerable differences of opinion on when to initiate antihypertensive therapy [ 17].
Secondly, Peter offers his own responses to questions, engages and refutes opinions of contemporaries when necessary, and in many cases, uses the form to articulate, justify, and create a consensus view.
In a dig at the politicians and private sector advisers who make up the task force's working group, the statement says, "There should be sufficient concern for the opinions of experts when composing the budget for science and technology".
And senators pay hardly any attention to the opinions of representatives when it comes to Senate rules.
Shelley, from Somerset, says, "I struggle with the looks, tuts and opinions of others when my son is finding it hard being out.
"Students are not getting the instructional and individual attention that they need in some cases". DeVusser participated in the demonstration also to urge district officials to more carefully consider the opinions of teachers when making decisions about curriculum.
In Bangladesh, Benin, Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania and South Africa, studies recounted how providers ignored, dismissed or ridiculed the opinions of women when they expressed their needs or voiced their opinions [ 34, 35, 41, 65, 66].
Studies have found only partial application of EBP principles, with SLPs tending to rely on their clinical experience and the opinions of colleagues when making clinical decisions with limited utilisation of published literature [ 10, 11].
Other factors contributing to patient confusion may have been the variable opinions of clinicians when communicating the issue of the revised guidelines, as well as the short time interval between the release of the new recommendations and this study.
