International faculty perspectives reinforce the need for adequate orientation and preparation support (Cook et al., 2009).
The DOT providers need adequate orientation regarding possible side effects and prompt referral of patients to the medical officer for remedial measures.
In order to ensure adequate orientation of the specimens, most of the fish were cut into two regions, thorax and tail.
Figure 3 shows two static equations that failed to provide adequate orientation on the real energy target in the Swiss supplemental parenteral nutrition (SPN) trial compared with indirect calorimetry [ 38].
Adequate orientation of and collaboration with the parents after diagnosis of RHD in a child is of key importance to adherence to preventive antibiotic treatment.
Pediatrics education must address issues of this nature and there is a need for faculty development to ensure adequate orientation of students at this level [ 37].
Thus, it would appear that promises of support such as continuing education, adequate orientation and managerial support, which acted as attractants to rural practice, did not materialize in the rural settings and contributed to attrition.
Individual variables included were: attitude towards research, belief suspension-implement, belief suspension-willingness, physical health status, mental health status, three dimensions of burnout (exhaustion, cynicism, and efficacy), adequate orientation, job satisfaction, problem solving, attendance at specialized courses, and research use in the past.
As a result, the CBOs were sometimes not able to provide families with adequate orientations to the program.
This way, preventive measures could be applied, such as giving the patient adequate dietetic orientations and leading him to an early consultation with a nutrition service, stimulating and developing special programs of physical activity, treating those who have insulin resistance with medications, which may be a therapeutic option in the future.
