They prioritized, in descending order, therapeutic activities, reality orientation, thrice-daily mobilization, reminiscence therapy, light therapy, sleep protocol, nutritional intervention, and addressing sensory impairment to be most useful to their loved one's recovery.
The Yale Delirium Prevention Trial used a targeted intervention to minimize six risk factors common to hospitalized patients, by providing orientation activities, early mobilization, efforts to prevent sleep deprivation and to avoid the use of psychoactive medications, and use of hearing aids and eyeglasses to improve communication [ 53].
These findings also illustrate how a co-learning orientation to the knowledge mobilization project promoted knowledge creation and learning for both the researchers and the preservice teachers.
It is important that all staff members have an orientation to general advocacy and social mobilization.
It is recommended that UNICEF Pakistan take steps to ensure that its personnel policies, planning and monitoring and evaluation systems better reflect the roles of staff members in relation to general advocacy and social mobilization, and that staff receive orientation, training and communication support materials where needed.
Orientation of the greater palatine foramen and limited medial mobilization of the pedicle during the surgery make the compression of the greater palatine vessels difficult.
A half day orientation, led by expert panel on immunization of Zhejiang provincial CDC, was held for social mobilization team members.
Families' mobilization of social and cultural capital and hence the ability to provide valuable information and orientation appear in many papers (Fibbi & Truong, Moguérou & Santelli, Rezai et al).
In this process, precursor transcripts from genomic clusters, which are specialized sites harboring fragmented transposons copies incapable of mobilization, are randomly processed into 23- to 29-nucleotide piRNAs that are in antisense orientation to the transposons.
Mobilization demands an enemy.
