For instance, it is suggested that instead of addressing the problem from a quantitative perspective, either by adding to or subtracting from the stock of health workers, it should rather be addressed with internal reorganizations, redefining which tasks can be performed by whom [ 80].
Our results suggest that health and prevention programmes meant to improve HRQOL within the ethnic groups do not need to be specific for a particular elderly immigrant population but, rather, should address loneliness and multimorbidity.
"Rather, people should address the broader picture, planning an infrastructure to pull together and get people to buses and shelters".
Rather, we should address the conditions and the enablers -- political deadlocks in times of crises, and conservatives who want tougher allies and elicit support through nationalist and racist demagogy.
Rather, the president should address a joint meeting of Congress and request a declaration of war.
There's an aspect of their relationship that the show should address sooner rather than later, but I'll cross my fingers that "The Blacklist" has some effective tricks up its sleeve regarding Ms. Keen.
Research should now address how macro-diets, rather than micro-nutritional content, can be improved for beneficial impacts on health, and should evaluate the impact of market changes and policy interventions, including regulation, to improve public health.
This implies that solutions should focus on reducing emissions through the use of cleaner fuels and technologies, rather than simply routing smoke outdoors through chimneys or smoke hoods, and should address whole communities rather than single households.
The Times should address these issues rather than tout this ridiculous channel.
The media and policymakers should address those problems rather than demonising a specific drink.
