14 This may explain why studies have varied for example, some have classified arachnoid cysts as not requiring referral,w7 whereas others have referred people with these cysts for urgent clinical assessment.w4 A preferable pragmatic approach is to manage imaging results with a degree of urgency on the basis of the likely overall benefit to the study participant.
Porter Airlines is an example of one that creates a sense of urgency on a weekly basis.
He certainly prioritized activities on the basis of urgency and need, but once involved in anything, he never treated one situation as less than the other.
Healthy controls (n=9) were asked to complete a 1-week stool diary documenting stool form using the BSFS, stool frequency and bowel symptoms including bloating, abdominal pain and urgency on a daily basis.
Mitchell et al. (1997) defined stakeholders' salience theory based on their characteristics, legitimacy, power, and urgency, which provide a theoretical basis for this paper.
It does so solely on financial grounds, expressed within a considered legal context, leaving for others to advance arguments on the basis of global urgency, morality, chartered purpose or other worthy grounds.
Kennan and the contemporary men of his time understood their moment of truth and urgency and helped build the basis of what is today the European Union, a history of science fiction back in the 1950s.
Vertical inequities were avoided by computing the priority on the basis of clinical urgency.
41 Allocation policies also need to determine whether DCD organs are to be distributed on the basis of utility, urgency or overall survival benefit.
Triage is a formal dynamic process, performed at initial admission to the emergency department, whereby patients are prioritised on the basis of clinical urgency.
