Some medical schools have responded by adopting an outcomes-based approach to curriculum design [ 6- 9], in which a wider scope of desired competencies or capabilities of graduates represents the starting point for design of the program and its assessment system.
But that ambition is merely a subcategory of the infinitely larger scope of her desires.
The combined action of self-knowledge (nosce te ipsum) and self-control (impera te ipsum) contributes to narrow the otherwise unmanageable scope of our desires (Theonoston, OO, II, 310b; De consolatione, OO, I, 615a; De utilitate, OO, II, 89b-90a).
Once we manage to strike a balance between the scope of our desires and the reality in which we live, two things become most necessary (maxime necessaria): to obtain what we wish to have (habere quod velis) and to know how to use what we have (his quae habes uti commode scire) (De utilitate, OO, II, 1).
Known/Unknown: Private Obsessions and Hidden Desire in Outsider Art illustrates the scope of human desire in mediums ranging from crude drawings to elaborately carved ostrich eggs.
Having identified what kind of impact the investor seeks, the second question is to understand the intensity and scope of the desired impact, for which category of beneficiaries the impact is targeted, and over what timeframe.
Understand what your customers want, understand the scope of their desired social engagement and interaction, and design features that focus on these needs.
MMI marking criteria for each non-cognitive domain (for example, vocation/motivation), included the scope of the desired behaviours (for example, enthusiasm for a career in general practice or dealing with an angry patient), which was to be marked using a seven point rating scale.
Contact your insurance agent for advice on liability, type of coverage and insurance structure for you and family, Engage a qualified architect to discuss scope of work desired and suitability of the real estate for your purposes.
Hallinger (2011) points out that "Goals also impact performance by limiting staff attention to a more narrow range of desired ends and scope of activities… They help to clarify what we will do and what we will not do" (2011, p. 129 130).
A tailored approach is needed to ascertain individual patient preference for delivery and scope of medicine information desired so that appropriate information is provided.
