Increased responsiveness of the health care system to consumer needs therefore may have been part of broader cultural changes as well.
There should be no need to choose between responsible use of science, and responsiveness to the needs of patients who don't respond as textbooks suggest they will.
I've noticed over time that their responsiveness to artists' needs isn't just an attitude.
He used his speech to donors and aid organisations attending the European Development Days to call for an "upgraded responsiveness" to the needs of small island developing states in the face of climate change.
Most notably in their responsiveness to our needs as Flexity, which usually amounted to, "bad news delivered late".
Service modernisation, with improved responsiveness to patient needs, was felt to be essential.
The West can continue to hone its own competitive advantages -- innovation, dynamic capital markets, creativity, and responsiveness to individual needs -- without fearing China.
Demonstrates respect, compassion, and responsiveness to patient needs TC.16.
A TC education aims to move learners beyond patient sensitivity into responsiveness to patient needs.
First, among the health systems frameworks reviewed, there seems to be an overall consensus, with some differences in definitions used, around the following goals of the health system: (i) improved health status, (ii) protection against health-related financial risk, (iii) responsiveness to needs, and (iv) satisfaction of consumers' expectations.
Ather worked tirelessly to renounce the false choice between responsible use of evidence, and responsiveness to every need of the patient.
