Notably, HCPs may underestimate the effect of specific UC symptoms on patients and may fail to recognize issues that are important to patients.
Facilities where the assessments have been used in routine care planning, as intended, and where computer output was distributed timely and where the results have been thoroughly discussed, nurses and their care teams have become more experienced and better at recognizing issues that are assessed with the interRAI LTCF instrument.
To a consumer and investor, an advisor with the CFP® designation should be able to recognize issues that affect your financial plan throughout all stages of your life.
Meanwhile, players must now address a set of newly recognized health issues that face developing countries, such as non-communicable diseases and mental health, alongside the unfinished business of reducing illness and death from preventable infectious diseases and promoting maternal and child health.
Once statelessness is recognized as an issue that may impact individual and population health, the global health community ought to conduct a great deal more health service research into populations that have been specifically marginalized and excluded from nationality.
We recognize the issues that threaten human rights within our generation; let's counteract them by implementing innovative solutions in the areas of health, education, social justice, security, and the environment.
In these cases, a company should fully recognize the issues that weakened the stakeholder perception of the industry and emphasize its efforts to become an agent of change within the industry.
Still, he said he recognized that "this was an issue that resonated" with the public, and that an effective columnist must be more than a contrarian.
By recognizing intangible issues that your counterpart is likely to value, you can win their trust and cooperation.
"The fact of the matter is that no one seems to be recognizing the issues that African-Americans face here," said Scott Carreathers, director of African-American student services at New Mexico, noting that a pervasive feeling of inequality existed among black staff and faculty members at the school.
