Our findings suggest that at both institutional and individual levels practitioners had different understandings and perceptions of their roles and relations in respect to patients that ranged from an implicit understanding and commitment to the principles of SDM that was patient-centred to a protective paternalism that was more practitioner-centred.
"The public relations exercise in respect of the census was, shall we say, not up to par," McLennan said.
In 1909, the Supreme Court of the United States propounded a test to determine the reasonableness of a classification, stating that the classification "must always rest upon some real and substantial distinction bearing a reasonable and just relation to the things in respect to which the classification is made".
We also have limited information on the impact of the sleeping difficulties at age 12 and are therefore unable to comment on the role of distress in relation to these events in respect of psychotic experiences.
Turkey needs to make considerable progress in relation to respect for the Kurdish population.
On the situation of candidate countries, much progress remains to be made, especially in relation to respect for the rights of minorities.
The need for cultural sensitivity, especially in relation to respect for grief and spiritual practices, access to traditional healers and associated rituals, is well reported in the literature [ 29, 30].
"The company has been informed that its nominated adviser does not believe that it can satisfy the London Stock Exchange in relation to its nomad obligations in respect of the appropriateness of the company's securities to be admitted to AIM. "If the company is not able to restore trading within one month, admission of the company's securities to AIM will be cancelled.
During the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, this intuitive view of relational change was often discussed in a connection with an authoritative passage from the Physics: "There is no motion in respect of relation: for it may happen that when one correlative changes, the other can truly be said not to change at all, so that in these cases the motion is accidental" (V, 2, 225b11-13).
The aim of this work was to explore junior doctors' understanding of how they perceive their own performance, in relation to confidence and competence, in respect of managing feverish children in an emergency department.
