Currently there is no one metric to measure health stewardship at the national level, we used the Corruption Index as a measure of national governance and a proxy for health system stewardship because the general functioning of the government can strongly influence stewardship and regulation.
A junior physician might be a less effective antimicrobial stewardship team member because of a perceived or real lack of knowledge and experience [ 48], but may be utilized because the 'price is right'.
And, sir, if you have any hopes that next January 20th will not be celebrated as a day of soul-wrenching, heartfelt thanksgiving, because your faithless stewardship of this presidency will have finally come to a merciful end, this last piece of advice... when somebody asks you, sir, about your gallant, noble, self-abnegating sacrifice of your golf game so as to soothe the families of the war dead.
Because of concerns regarding antibiotic stewardship, IORA of prophylactic vancomycin may be more appropriately restricted to patients having TKA who are at greater risk of infection, and clinical trials are in progress.
"We should protect species not because it is affecting us, but because we have the stewardship of the planet.
Stewardship of collections entails responsibilities and obligations of trust.
The local emphasis is now underlined by the design of the new market, courtesy of Keith Tufts, the senior environmental designer at Lydon Lynch Architects, a Halifax architectural firm, who felt that "the market was the perfect client, because farmers understand the stewardship of resources".
Business stewardship consisted of eco-labels/indices and CSR drives.
This time, he says, he will vote in the Democratic primary because he is disappointed in President Bush's tax cuts, his handling of the Iraq war and his stewardship of America's international image.
