Similarly, using the funds from this national program, doctors in both the public and private sector attached to diabetes clinics can be given orientation to the need for smoking cessation among smokers attending these clinics.
While this may reflect planning and team selection issues, it should also be noted that, for early deployments, there was little time available for full orientation to occur and that needs change rapidly.
Example statement : Clinical problem-solving should only be learned within my own profession / discipline 3. Patient centredness indicates an orientation to the patient's needs rather than their own (5 statements, minimum score 5, maximum score 25).
A first-time director may need a basic introduction to board protocols and norms, for example, while a director from a different industry may need an orientation to sector-specific metrics and jargon.
For this reason, agency nurses need appropriate orientation to the ward and hospital.
"You don't need no cultural orientation to stop choking a man saying 'I can't breathe.' You need to be prosecuted".
5) There are potential alternative explanations for the biochemical observations presented that are unrelated to substrate tethering and orientation that need to be excluded by experimental analysis.
You don't need no cultural orientation to stop choking a man saying 'I can't breathe'.
Employers knew we needed very little orientation to function independently.
Kennedy suggested that laws distinguishing people on the basis of sexual orientation needed to be subjected to "careful consideration" when "determining whether a law is motived by an improper animus or purpose".
These models begin by defining an input space, with some coordinates being linear (representing position or spatial frequency) and others circular (representing orientation), need to be mapped to the two-dimensional plane in some optimal fashion [61], [62], [64], [116], [122] [126].
