2 35 These complementary areas often operate under different patient management models where the responsibilities of professionals may vary.
This list could provide additional insight for clarifying the roles and responsibilities of professionals and support the computerization of the process.
A topic list was used for all interviews, consisting of the following items: experiences with physical health care, current barriers to physical health care and preventive care, responsibilities of professionals, and potential solutions.
Lack of coordination, specialized training and agreement on the roles and responsibilities of professionals are among the most probable reasons for work-flow inefficiencies, possibly variability in quality, and time required for the current medication reconciliation process.
Research into services and settings (21%, n = 27 studies) addressed issues such as quality of life, roles and responsibilities of professionals, and delivering palliative care in general and specialist settings.
Firstly, in order to explore public opinion about the concept of 'responsive regulation' and the role and position of the state regulator with respect to the regulated parties and other stakeholders, we developed questions about the responsibilities of professionals, the government and other quality-of-care stakeholders.
"It is the responsibility of professional athletes to conform to guidelines for use of specific supplements or ingredients that their sports leagues and sports regulatory bodies have put in place," Mr. Miller wrote in an e-mail last week.
President Bush delivered a powerful message in his State of the Union address on the responsibility of professional sports to eliminate the use of dangerous performance-enhancing substances by athletes.
In this final article of a nine-part series that is designed to help perioperative nurses relate the ANA code to their own area of practice, the author looks at the ninth provision, which emphasizes the responsibility of professional nursing associations to maintain the value and integrity of the profession.
Disasters form part of a contingent and violent world, but they no longer serve as free get-out-out-of-jail-cards from the responsibility of professional neglect.
