Central to these continual improvement efforts is the practice of applying lessons learned as a means to drive out potential risk exposures.
We need to re-evaluate the practice of giving pilot lessons to young teenagers and, for all practical purposes, leaving the door open and the key to the plane available.
For example, "helicopter parenting" would only apply to the practice of throwing kids into piano lessons from 15,000 feet.
An important set of lessons to improve the practice of DRR in sub-Saharan Africa can be found through a review of relevant literature (Glantz 2000; Hellmuth et al. 2007; Glantz and Baudoin 2014).
The outcomes of this study provide a sound rational for maintaining and expanding the practice of student self-assessment and important lessons for the process of doing so.
The paper reveals the complexity of the research-policy making interface and identifies key lessons for the practice of networking and engaging policy and decision-makers.
The novel's title is a sly misdirection and perhaps, as such, a sort of Socratic lesson in the practice of reading it.
In fact, in her "summary of findings", Robbins had the gall to give Davies an unwanted lesson in the practice of journalism: "An approach to a suspect in a news story, to get their account, is a logical course of action to round off the story.
Enable closer coordination and partnership with local partners (government, NGO, community) Promote the practice of documentation of programme experiences, best practices and lessons learned, and monitoring.
The practices of successful schools like Calcedeaver teach the lessons we must learn to help improve outcomes for American Indian and Alaska Native students throughout the country -- indeed, for all students who need more from their schools.
Not all of the practices identified lessons that they could apply to future cancer diagnoses, a likely reflection of the complexity involved in some cases and the belief that the pathway to diagnosis could not have progressed any differently.
