Identify your critical experts (50 to 70% of staff in the Centennials we studied) and work out how to keep them at the top of their game, maybe by asking them to work with people redefining practice outside your organization, or on their own projects.
It recommended redefining practice management as a curricular domain of fiscal, business, and practice system management skills distinct from traditional managed care topics [ 8].
The aim of the inquiry is to provide new bases for reframing the problem of low-income unauthorised settlements and redefining practices of land-use regulation in the Global South.
It is certainly cheaper than redefining their practice model and retraining everyone on a practice model.
While curatorial activities used to be highly segregated by department, with paintings and sculpture considered the most important, the museum has gradually been upending that traditional hierarchy, organizing exhibitions in a more fluid fashion across disciplinary lines and redefining its practice of showing art from a linear historical perspective.
The linking of computational design to computational manufacture is redefining the practice of architecture. .
Mr. McCain has said that redefining the practices allowed under Common Article 3, which outlaws "outrages upon personal dignity" and "humiliating and degrading treatment," would ultimately harm captured American soldiers and further undercut the United States image abroad.
By combining an integrated delivery system with Internet technology, he believes that Kaiser Permanente is uniquely positioned to redefine the practice of medicine as we know it today and develop the health care solutions for the 21st century.
By the late 1800s the development of specific diagnostic tests and the identification of specific signs of pain were beginning to redefine the practice of neurology, leaving little room for chronic pains that could not be explained in the absence of other physiological symptoms.
The legislation redefines the "practice of professional engineering" as "any act of planning, designing, composing, evaluating, advising, reporting, directing or supervising that requires the application of engineering principles and concerns the safeguarding of life, health, property, economic interests, the public welfare or the environment, or the managing of any such act".
Like their City Hall/Fruit Protest installation that same year (the third image in the series), these projects are a "fusion of populism, relational aesthetics and adolescent antics".5 They call on communities to make the city into "a communal garden" while also calling on the art world to redefine artistic practice to include urban agriculture.
