To the Editor: It is rational, moral and better medical practice for any errors that occur in treatment to be promptly recognized, acknowledged and, when possible, corrected.
The child learns that he/she must accept, internalize, and speak "the discourse of the Other" (in this instance, the parents) in order to get his/her needs recognized, acknowledged, and addressed in a satisfactory fashion.
"So, we will recognize, acknowledge and learn from our mistakes," Mr. Scoppetta continued, "and we will hold everybody accountable, no matter where this investigation takes us".
Then all that remained was to sign the waiver: "By signing this agreement I recognize, acknowledge and agree that: A. Scientology is a religion and all the services and activities of the Scientology religion are exclusively religious in nature and intended for the betterment and well-being of mankind," it read in part.
Failure of nurses to recognize, acknowledge, and/or explore patient cues/concerns may result in patients' unrecognized psychosocial and information needs that could have untoward consequences.
Now, we know that the best way to help a child who feels conflicted or torn is to recognize, acknowledge and accept her emotions.
There was a "failure to recognize, acknowledge and accurately define" the environment in which the conflicts occurred, leading to a "mismatch between forces, capabilities, missions, and goals," says the assessment from the Pentagon's Joint Staff.
The moment mainstream media respectfully recognizes, acknowledges and represents the source, purpose, and most importantly the people behind different cultures, rather than reduce it to just costumes or hot trends, is the moment we can begin to define "cultural exchange".
The literature defines patient appraisal delay as patients' failure to recognize, acknowledge, or act on symptoms [ 7].
"All of that is finally being recognized and acknowledged".
His vast knowledge of the industry was recognized and acknowledged by those whose lives he touched.
