The objective of this review was to identify the most up-to-date, high quality sources of evidence to answer specific questions of interest regarding organising health services for people with an acquired brain injury, inclusive of stroke.
That was confirmed by the researchers' observations regarding the organised policy dialogues.
To further enhance work at primary care centres, it might be necessary for every unit to appoint specific staff to take responsibility for structuring activities and engaging others regarding obesity treatment, organised perhaps in the same way as for diabetic patients.
As his talents became widely regarded, more well organised defences would designate him with a man-marker, to try and isolate him from his teammates.
To ensure a global α error of α=0.05 we will adjust with the Holm 37 procedure by organising hypotheses regarding their obtained p values.
Under predictive coding the brain is regarded as a hierarchically organised cortical system, in which each level strives to attain a compromise between bottom-up information about sensory inputs, provided by the level below and top-down predictions (or priors) provided by the level above (Mumford, 1992; Rao and Ballard, 1999; Friston, 2003).
So it's very hard, for whichever manager is in charge, to organise next season regarding players.
The decision on sample size was informed by practical considerations regarding available time for recruitment, organising data collection and completing the project within the timescale agreed with the funders.
Those who have worked with Strachan regard him as brilliantly organised, thorough and someone who gets the very best out of those around him.
What are your perceptions regarding the journal club that was organised in your department to promote evidence-based practice?
Finally, a series of interactive results presentations have been organised to engage the organisation more broadly regarding the output of the evaluation and implications for policy and practice.
