In Ferrara, as in many other places in Italy, "we wrote letters to the rectors, to the ministers, to the president of the Republic; we opened petitions to stimulate students, academic staff, families, citizens, to take action," Ravaglia says.
Obviously, the regular and frequent presentation of possible study participants on the screen did not stimulate the practice staff to contact them and to start the survey, but had the opposite effect.
On the unit level, the surveillance staff together with the ICU staff can analyze the data at any time, present the information to the ICU staff and stimulate discussions to analyze reasons for infection control problems and to introduce the most appropriate interventions.
Mr. Jones's book revealed that Kinsey had had affairs with men, encouraged open marriages among his staff, stimulated himself with urethral insertion and ropes, and filmed sex in his attic.
The sessions stimulate curiosity by making the staff aware of developments in the external world.
In the context of this paper, "active" international recruitment occurs when the employer takes the lead to stimulate interest and recruit health staff from another country.
It was stated that staff physicians could stimulate the IPs to use the guidelines by giving them clear instructions about how to use them.
The increased numbers of health staff may also stimulate an increase in the number of multi-provider private facilities such as treatment clinics.
Some workplaces try to stimulate sales by encouraging competition among the sales staff, posting numbers for the week or the month.
Staff agreed that their universities do not stimulate students to take part in interdisciplinary learning.
Staff will be trained to accompany and stimulate the residents while working through the course in their own tempo.
