In the mid-1990s, Roth was called upon to improve the NRMP algorithm to make matching more efficient and to better accommodate special needs such as placing dual-doctor couples in the same hospital.
But for the parents of disabled children, there is another concern: finding a camp that can accommodate special needs.
Many restaurant owners are willing to accommodate special food needs such as allergies in order to increase customer patronage.
For small companies, a lack of bureaucracy can speed up the decision-making process for accommodating special needs.
Various aspects must be considered in the individual training plans for each resident: the rotation scheme according to the way the department is organized, plans for recovering missed material or reinforcing weak points, optional rotations, increasing degrees of responsibility as skills are acquired during training, and accommodating special needs of handicapped persons.
Participants also were provided guidance for how to choose grocery and restaurant foods that would meet the meal plan to accommodate special occasions and other needs.
Wegmans tries to accommodate any special needs of its work force, he said, adding, "It doesn't have to be a crisis, just any little thing".
The rationale is that if school environments can't be improved to accommodate the special needs of students, then drug therapy may help students fit into the learning environment that exists.
Plaintiffs argued the shutdowns would harm students in a variety of ways, including forcing children to walk through dangerous territory on their way to their new school or sending kids to schools either ill-equipped or unprepared to accommodate students' special needs the way their prior schools had.
However, to encourage future health-service-based and cluster randomized trials for complex interventions, research regulations should be modified to accommodate the special needs involved.
