Internationally there is a recognized need to address the "social determinants of health" [ 4, 42, 43].
Despite the recognized need to address these challenges, there is little consensus regarding direction for improvements in donor evaluations or for identification of future epidemiologic threats posed by allograft transplantation.
"Secretary Perez recognizes that to address these issues, he can't do it with the Labor Department alone," Mr. West, of Brookings, said.
At the same time, he recognized the need to address the matter publicly.
But Vietnam has at least recognized and begun to address the problem, Mr. Neefjes said.
I was pleased to read that federal officials recognized the need to address school bullying nationwide ("Help Stop Bullying, U.S. Tells Educators," news article, Oct. 26).
In recent years, the process systems engineering (PSE) community has recognized the need to address chemical enterprises comprising globally distributed, but strongly interacting, facilities.
Several states over the last 10 years have recognized the need to address the rising cost of incarceration and changed their laws to focus on people who truly need to be locked up.
In 2005, the Zambian Defence Force (ZDF), with an HIV prevalence of 28% among personnel, recognized the need to address HIV.
In creating a rapid public health intervention to mitigate behaviors and practices associated with SARS-related fear, the team recognized the need to address the experiences of persons at greatest risk for experiencing SARS-related fear, stigma, and discrimination.
