By de-coupling "diversity" from the realities of race past and present, the rationale for these admissions policies sounds hollow and banal — a shortcoming that is not lost on the young people we educate or the broader public we should inspire.
The items included in the module prompted physicians to risk-stratify adult syncope patients based on EKG findings, and to explain the rationale for head CT and admission.
Trump's rationale for curtailing immigration and admission of refugees into the U.S. is also weakened by the likelihood of American citizens losing their lives at the hands of foreign-born terrorists and refugees.
— Jacques Steinberg You write in the article that, in the event the Supreme Court disavows diversity as a rationale for racial preferences in college admissions, the nation's public universities "would almost instantly become whiter and more Asian, and less black and Hispanic".
Considering a prior longitudinal investigation of the authors on a psychiatric nursing home [ 22], the switch from a public to a private stakeholder may play an important role for admission rationale accounting for diagnosis.
The rationale for this was that the last admission is the one where death might occur or is closest in time to death.
Minimum Data Set for Admissions.
There was variability in the response of individual critical care physicians to families about the rationales for refusal of admission.
Table 5 ASSESS approach Domain Description and rationale Triage for ICU Admission Triage criteria for ICU admission used by oncologists/hematologists and intensivists.
The rationale for evaluating ScvO2 as a goal in the resuscitation of unplanned ICU admissions is the fact that ScvO2 represents the 'oxygen supply reserve' of the region from which the blood is drained.
