So it might be best if applicants discover before, rather than after they've signed up, that the 2014 summit which constitutes the main, Hague-Jolie claim to in-practice expertise, cost £5.2m: five times more, the Observer reported, than the entire confirmed budget the UK dedicated to tackling rape in war zones the following year.
Each of these categories will provide insights into practice expertise at the individual patient level. .
Although traditional exposures on average are declining in the United States, new concerns do arise, and research and public health practice expertise must be brought to bear on these issues.
"And we will be able to bring new practices and expertise into their system.
The group acquired a name — C.I.R.V. (Cincinnati Initiative to Reduce Violence) — offices downtown, and a project manager, S. Gregory Baker, a civilian who handles community relations for the C.P.D. Several former executives from Procter & Gamble, which is based in Cincinnati, volunteered their "best practices" management expertise to the group.
Safe operations are critically reliant on the practices and expertise of companies and their personnel.
It integrates best practices, clinical expertise and diagnostic test results for early identification and optimal management of septic states, using evidence-based guidelines and clinical decision support tools.
Genealogical analyses do not aim to show a continuity of thought, but rather how practices, technical expertise, and concepts emerge in a circuitous and contingent way.
Best practices and expertise are embedded in the software realization, thus reducing the skill level required for success while still allowing experts to push the envelope.
Full service integration requires an infusion of interprofessional practices and expertise combined with action at numerous levels including government policy, governance, leadership, organizational culture and ethos, and frontline professional practice and teamwork (Press, Sumsion & Wong, 2010).
