The five Fried frailty criteria could help healthcare professionals efficiently identify and treat frail older people, and providing indications for problems in other domains.
The nurse then went over the above communication skills again to demonstrate how to deal with professionals efficiently, which entailed preparing for meetings, listening carefully when taking in information, giving and receiving feedback, and obtaining responses to questions.
Smartly dressed professionals moved efficiently through the bright, twisting space, past gleaming white desks and espresso machines.
If these stages also show variations in these domains, this could help healthcare professionals in efficiently identifying and treating frail older people.
To achieve the guideline standards for asthma there is a necessity for primary health care professionals to efficiently assess and monitor symptom control.
By developing and introducing a structured patient-sorting system a primary healthcare centre in Western Sweden increased its access rate significantly and employed its medical professionals more efficiently.
A community-based approach to medical training has always been an integral part of the Nepalese medical-school curriculum [ 11, 12]; however, the inability of Nepali health professionals to efficiently deal with the recent cholera epidemic in western Nepal, which claimed 301 lives, is an example of the inadequacy of public health training in the country [ 13, 14].
And while Minecraft will never replace the attention of a mental health professional, it can efficiently and economically make a difference in millions of young lives.
Practising midwives require access to training that meets their professional needs both efficiently and effectively.
The unique ability of professional phagocytes to efficiently internalize a variety of targets is linked to the expression of an array of specialized phagocytic receptors such as those for immunoglobulins (Fc receptors), complement and mannose (Aderem and Underhill, 1999).
