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As part of Mental Health Awareness week, the Mental Health Foundation has called for the NHS to make the practice available in all areas of the country to help those suffering from anxiety, stress, and depression.

The recently proposed model of suicide and trespass process [19] and the updated knowledge and practice available in the RESTRAIL toolbox could provide the basis for initiating such a theory-based approach as a follow-up of the project.

Based on best practice available in the literature, the blast load estimation, material modelling and detailed numerical simulation are carried out and the response of a cable-stayed steel bridge (designed according to minimum requirements of the Australian Bridge Standard) under blast loads ranging from a small to large detonation at different positions above the deck and near pylon are obtained.

Although disappointing to us, these findings represent the first experimental evidence of the problems of putting evidence into practice available in Italy.

[ 26] Fourth, according to our routine clinical experience, patients read in the media about many of the technical aspects of modern cardiological practice available in secondary care and expect referral to hospital for a specialist opinion.

A more recent review of CME offerings for palliative care in primary practice available in Belgium indicated large content gaps, under-subscription to the "labyrinth" of courses, and a general lack of evaluation of the impact of the CME courses on clinical practice [ 6].

The diagnostic procedures conducted in this study represent practices available in many hospitals in South East Asian countries.

These limitations were addressed in the present study by the researchers or the research assistants conducting the interviews, providing samples of the biological CAM products and photographs of the different alternative medical practices available in Lagos, and explaining each of the terminologies used in the questionnaire to the parents.

And many of these options - such as changing the school day - are in practice available to schools whether or not they become academies.

In clinical practice, available scatter correction methods include energy-dependent scatter corrections (e.g. dual- or triple-energy window methods).

NCCN makes selected clinical practice guidelines available in Chinese, Korean, and Japanese.