The only individuals who can effectively supervise may be the practitioners themselves.
Supervised walking may be beneficial in diabetic subjects, but metabolic improvement requires adequate compliance.
In other cases, phenotypes are known and supervised methods may be applied to identify discriminative metabolic markers [ 1, 13].
However, ventilator settings remain at the discretion of the Transplant Coordinator and supervising Advanced Practice Coordinator and may be altered depending on the clinical circumstances.
In post-earthquake Haiti, for example, the teachers of Leogane have 'fled, bled, or are dead.' Supervised mEducation may be the best way to move the thousands of students left behind through high school and into college.
We walk through European capitals, Rome and Vienna and Madrid, keenly aware that, while the civilization that supervises them now may be more admirable, it has made nothing to match the churches and the monuments of absolutism.
For stronger bosses it can improve their bargaining position when they are negotiating with the boards that are supposed to supervise them.This trend may be a cause and effect of rising executive pay.
This is clinically relevant as patients with relatively mild anorexia nervosa may nevertheless be at some risk to themselves and measures to restrict their freedoms and supervise their behaviours may be considered at an early stage, for example when they are rapidly losing weight.
A single anesthesiologist may be supervising, and receive payment for, up to four simultaneous operations in neighboring operating rooms.
For example, state-chartered banks in the US are under a dual supervisory framework involving both federal and local supervisors.4 Also, the Federal Reserve is responsible for the supervision of bank holding companies, but subsidiaries may be supervised by other federal agencies.
