Mongolian traditional livelihoods require a substantial amount of arduous labour: men's work is concentrated on maintaining the herds in countryside, whereas women's responsibilities are centred on the ger.
Responsibility: which centred on patients' and practitioners' attitudes about the division of labour associated with self-management and medical management in multimorbidity, and how these attitudes were partly contingent on capacity.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but early suspicion centred on Sri Lankan Tamil separatists, who have a base in southern India and hated the former prime minister for mounting India's abortive peacekeeping bid in Sri Lanka in 1987.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but early suspicion centred on Sri Lankan Tamil separatists, who have a base in southern India and hated the former prime minister for mounting India's abortive peacekeeping bid in Sri Lanka in1987.
(Practice Nurse; FG3) At one practice, discussion centred on the divided responsibility between patient and doctor for communicating results and it appeared only if the result was abnormal did responsibility lie with the doctor to make contact.
The row centred on transfer responsibility, with Pulis wanting more control of football matters, which has been the role of Parish and the sporting director Iain Moody.
Women are challenging patriarchal beliefs about gendered alcohol consumption [ 26] such as those inherent in drinking discourses that are centred on 'risk, responsibility and appropriate behaviours when drinking' (p4) [ 35], particularly within public spaces.
His work in Ralegan Siddhi on environmental sustainability centred on people taking responsibility for their village rather than waiting for the government to act.
Debates have centred on the ethical justification underpinning the responsibility to address participants' medical problems by sponsor-investigators [ 23, 24] and identifying reasonable limits on such responsibilities [ 27].
Children's health policy is centred on the notion of 'family-centred' care with family members providing a large proportion of care, and with children taking on more responsibility for their healthcare as they gain autonomy.
