Key findings include the importance of designing for active learning, the need to select and utilise technologies appropriately to meet communicative requirements, varying degrees of co-presence depending on technological and human factors, and heightened cognitive load.
Another explanation is the limited capacity of local governments, which are given responsibility for funds after decentralisation but not the skills needed to utilise them appropriately (34, 35).
Diabetes mellitus (DM) is a complicated metabolic disorder, characterised by high blood glucose level due to the inability of cells to utilise glucose appropriately.
Identifying who might benefit from this new approach to health care is equally important if scarce resources are to be fully and appropriately utilised.
The psychiatrist is viewed as an important 'knowledge' resource within the CMHT and how this knowledge is most appropriately utilised should be explicitly considered within teams.
Identifying who might benefit from these health services is equally important if scarce resources are to be fully and appropriately utilised.
We then discuss the importance of designing for transitions that enable groups to appropriately utilise an ecology of devices, using the concepts of seams, bridges, niches and focal character.
With training, such responders can recognise emergent conditions and appropriately utilise available resources to avoid unnecessary delays in care.
While there are effective biomedical interventions for HIV and pregnancy prevention, patients need timely access to care and then to utilise the interventions appropriately.
