In primary care practice, consideration of patient safety is mostly associated with the reporting of incidents and specific aspects of the delivery of healthcare such as medication safety and the prevention of infection [ 7].
When developing a clinical computer system that users interact with in their daily practice, consideration of the users' professional requirements must be at the core of the system implementation process [ 18, 20].
In current practice, consideration of efficacy (and principal modes of action) versus significant risk of adverse effects in often frail elderly patients, means that antipsychotics are used mainly where non-pharmacological methods have failed to control distressing psychotic or other neuropsychiatric symptoms or the safety of the patient or others is compromised.
Ásta Sveinsdóttir (2013) defends a conferralist theory of our knowledge of essence, on which essence of an object is not mind-independent, but rather conferred by our practices and consideration of hypothetical scenarios.
This poses new challenges to natural resource managers regarding education, outreach, and policy; however, a better understanding about the net ecological consequences of lower rates of adoption of conservation management practices requires consideration of the ecological tradeoffs associated with the changing resource dependency of rural landowners.
These include improved emissions estimates for the vehicle manufacturing process, changes reflecting current natural gas extraction practices, and consideration of upcoming shifts in the generation mix for the electricity used to power electric cars".
In such cases, adopting management practices requires consideration of both the ecological and social dimensions of these structures.
Identifying and intervening modifiable risk in very early child development through routine NICU and primary care surveillance practice requires consideration of the effectiveness of early surveillance.
Implications for practice include consideration of the potential for women's heightened anxiety and decreased recall while they are waiting for their fFN results.
For example: higher salary in rural areas, housing support or favourable housing loans, reduction in on-call work, guaranteed time out of practice and consideration of options for partners and children.
