Carers expressed a preference for a more pragmatic approach to scheduling activities.
In their feedback, the dental staff suggested pragmatic methods of appointment scheduling to reduce the disruptive effect of the MA, by predictive overbooking, elimination of the automatic reappointing of patients who have previously broken appointments and arranging an interview with the patients with the highest number of repeated MA.
The most common reasons for attrition and drop out related to pragmatic difficulties with program scheduling (location and/or time), changed work or personal circumstances that prevent attendance, or illness or injury [ 74].
In Beijing, President Hu Jintao of China urged the visiting Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, on Friday to be "flexible and pragmatic" at the talks scheduled for Moscow and to cooperate with the I.A.E.A., news reports said.
Treatment scheduling in this pragmatic arrangement was then based upon current and previous player medical history, examination findings, practicality, player preference and practitioner experience.
This had been an exercise in short-term firefighting, a lesson in pragmatic survival amid that draining schedule.
The mission is scheduled to come to a pragmatic end sometime this spring, when the financing runs out.
Pragmatic post-marketing studies using flexible dosing schedules allow clinicians to better judge the utility of the new drug in a wider population of patients with epilepsy and decide the most appropriate dosing schedules.
The four-monthly visit schedule was primarily determined by pragmatic reasons, in terms of what could be achieved by the field enumeration teams.
We also develop an automated analysis which aids the planning and scheduling of tasks execution to meet pragmatic goals.
Using a pragmatic approach the trial protocol utilised the usual schedule of weekly antenatal visits in late pregnancy, this was to assess the decision aid under the conditions most likely to be applied in practice.
