The swing went smoothly, save for a few unplanned exchanges at an 11-story residence for the elderly here in this Cumberland County town.
Fortunately, the people on these teams had worked together in the same roles in previous projects, making it more likely that they would have unplanned exchanges of information.
They believe that people in business learn most effectively (and most often) from their colleagues, typically in unplanned exchanges that are as likely to occur on a staircase as in a conference room.
Stent failure was defined as unplanned stent exchange or nephrostomy tube placement for signs or symptoms of recurrent ureteral obstruction (recurrent hydroureteronephrosis or increasing creatinine).
0: That thing when you and the schlub next to you grab drinks, drink, and set down drinks in unison, unplanned, no words exchanged?
But perhaps it is the unplanned remarks that students and teachers exchange that are most instructive.
While protesters at past conventions have been confined mainly to designated areas, such areas have usually been directly across from the convention arena, and most big city police departments, including New York's, typically try to negotiate a certain amount of permitted civil disobedience (like blocking part of a street) in exchange for avoiding greater unplanned disruptions.
A consultation event that involved care home and health care representatives identified multiple examples of the NHS working with care homes to improve information exchange, palliative care, reduce falls, and unplanned admissions to hospital [ 12].
The product development process for semiconductor chips at Intel consists of 60 distinct tasks, and the DSM is shown in the sidebar "Semiconductor Development at Intel". Above the diagonal, the X's denote planned information exchanges, and the O's signify unplanned iterations.
Unplanned operative intervention (such as wound debridement or expander-implant exchange or removal) was required once in 10 patients (34.5%), twice in 10 patients (34.5%), 3 times in 4 patients (13.8%), 4 times in 1 patient (3.4%), and 5 or greater times in 4 patients (13.8%).
In German nursing homes, exchanges with a resident's family members are mostly unplanned.
