A number of studies relied on patients' possible function as a reporter of error to healthcare workers and patients as a source of reminders regarding safety behaviours, while others relied on direct activation of patients or families.
One unlikely source of such reminders in the future might be eyeglasses.
Asana Asana is a bunch of things all at once: to-do list, delegation facilitator, source of helpful reminders and project planner.
But Socrates was right that philosophy's role in politics should simply be as a source of irritation, a reminder that the vastly limited power of our rulers to really effect change in society should be illuminated by a set of ideals that stand outside the murky business of politicking.
Such medical bulletins make headline news: Mr. Mandela's survival still functions as a source of reassurance, a reminder of a moral aspiration that sometimes seems to have been eclipsed by a far less dignified scramble for the spoils of his legacy through fraudulent contracts, tenders and paybacks.
Given that 73% of Australian smokers intend to quit 29 and over 90% regret having started, 30 smokers may acknowledge such packaging changes as a source of motivation or reminder for quitting, and/or as being important to reduce the appeal of smoking for young people.
Local journalists later accused her running mate of feeding them a doctored audio tape in an attempt to discredit a source – a reminder of the days when her father's advisers bribed tabloids to sway public opinion.
I didn't want books to be a source of frustration or a reminder of failure, so I structured my classroom to help kids feel like powerful readers.
That sense of intimacy is a great source of pleasure, and a reminder of Mr. Demme's unassuming, ardent humanism, a quality displayed in his recent fictional features (notably "Rachel Getting Married") as well as in his documentaries about Haiti, Neil Young and Jimmy Carter.
("For pizza!") In the decade since my sister and I left South Texas and adopted the palates that come with our respective coastal cities, San Francisco and New York, meals for my family — and, I discovered, many others like ours — have become a source of tension, a stark reminder of the generational red food-blue food divide.
