So we went out and took my blood count and it was a bit low and then she repeated it, 'Take your iron with some juice.', and I said, 'I still can't do that because my blood glucose will go over the top.', and then she said, 'Oh, yes, right!'. (FG5) Care organisation during pregnancy differed; i.e. no universal routine existed.
Do these visual routines exist to manage capacity limitations in how many values can be encoded at once, or do they actually affect the relations that are extracted?
For example, when the evaluation study of the programme "core daycare centres" was designed, no validated measure to capture the process quality of the specific pedagogical approach of early language education embedded into daily preschool routines existed.
Mr. Wilson has translated that sensibility into a protracted vaudeville routine that exists in a cold, picturesque limbo between Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" and Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First?" As is often true of Mr. Wilson's work, "The Old Woman" is lovely to look at and impossible to grasp as conventional narrative.
Even for the most glamorous cultural icon, the everyday routine still exists; even for the valiant, the humdrum still lurks up out of the corner of a consistent schedule.
A minimal important difference between DMP and routine care existed for patients with four other conditions (DMP = 0.627; routine care = 0.566), five other conditions (DMP = 0.575; routine care = 0.510), and six or more other conditions (DMP = 0.539; routine care = 0.398) (Table 1).
My makeup routine has existed longer than many marriages.
MDT and family meetings occurred in all units but rarely focused on caregiver training, thus no routine forum existed for staff to review and monitor caregiver training during TRACS.
By doing this, we integrate the practice into a well-established routine that already exists.
