Future work should focus on the best way to systematically educate APPs for the advanced practice physiotherapy role and on the best way to implement the APP model in outpatient orthopaedic clinics.
While Mr. Marsalis believes in systematically, responsibly educating a country that loves jazz but has lost track of its meaning and roots, Mr. Redman appeals more to the audience's pleasure instincts: he is breezily inclusive and agreeable.
These fellow patients may be seen as "lay experts" and should be used more systematically when informing and educating new patients [ 26].
The New York State law does not provide a framework to address the issue systematically or to educate patients (the other half of this equation), but it will add one more unproven checkbox to office and hospital notes.
That such an obviously sensible policy as educating prisoners has not been examined systematically before the Department of Education study reported in your Nov. 16 news article ("Inmate Education Is Found to Lower Risk of New Arrest") suggests that there has been more to the issue than financial, moral or justice concerns.
We figured out that campaign like this should be held systematically, in order to educate people, to motivate authorities to develop continuous education programs in BLS and that an educated and informed population may positively interfere in sensitizing the medical community to improve the qualifying in CPR performance.
Our results also suggest an explanation for why educated adults systematically underestimate large numbers of items.
While other citizen science projects are found to entail elements of educating the public, none of these approaches is found to do this explicitly and systematically.
Dental anxiety varied systematically with educational level, with higher educated reporting dental anxiety more- and less frequently than their lower educated counterparts in 1997 and 2007, respectively (Table 3).
A higher structural state dependence implies a flatter life cycle employment probability profile, which is systematically observed among the lower educated immigrants as their employment status is less interrupted than that of university-educated immigrants.
