The comparison of the way food-systems stakeholders understand, realise, utilise, and negotiate the ecological dimensions of food production shows three different forms of ecological embeddedness depending on the way the ecological dimensions of production are linked with environmental protection issues.
Its aim is "to assemble, educate and inspire a new generation of leaders who strive to understand and utilise exponentially advancing technologies to address humanity's grand challenges".
Questions relate to an individual's ability to seek, understand or utilise health information scored from 1 (unable to do) to 5 (able to do without any difficulty).
Health literacy - the ability to seek, understand and utilise health information - has been identified as an important factor in the course of other chronic conditions and may be important in the aetiology of CLBP.
Previous research [ 5, 9, 10] suggests that knowledge of the health care system and awareness through experience may change the way migrants understand and utilise services, resulting in a more appropriate use of non-emergency services.
Despite increasing recognition of the importance of involving patients in decisions on preventive healthcare interventions, little is known about how well patients understand and utilise information provided on the relative benefits from these interventions.
The study objective is to understand and utilise the potential for feedback between quality performance reporting components and choice of accreditation components through the activities of surveyors within the health administration system.
Empathy is linked to understanding the emotions of others (Davis, 1983), health anxiety (HA) to the emotional tagging of health relevant information (Ferguson, Moghaddam, & Bibby, 2007), Type D to reduced emotional quality of life (Pedersen, Herrmann-Lingen, de Jonge, & Scherer, 2010), and alexithymia to the inability to understand and utilise emotions.
What can change cinema is the emergence of talented film-makers who understand how to utilise this new tool to show us something we've never seen before.
Further work is needed on the interpersonal, collective and subjective underpinnings of practitioner choice, particularly over time, in order to better understand why women utilise certain practitioners for back pain.
