The findings included details of stories of adversity, perseverance, problem solving, vigilance, stressful experiences, exhaustion, lack of support for carers, problems with communication, reliance upon carers for communication and provision of care, patient safety incidents, and the carer or spouse's role in protecting the person from harm.
"Their intelligence, experience, vigilance, their clout in the hierarchy and the simple analogy of 'having a clock' is irrelevant if you never look at it or don't look at it frequently".
The dot probe task may be particularly sensitive to the impact of a recent worry experience on vigilance, extending prior research showing the influence of worry on subsequent processing in other domains [32], [49] [51].
Atypical case detection is limited by practitioners' experience, knowledge, vigilance, and willingness to report findings (30 ).
In our experience, close vigilance of environmental contamination and enforcement of infection prevention and antibiotic policies proved efficient to control nosocomial transmission and reduce the rates of VRE-BSI in subsequent years.
While data collectors were trained to use standardised materials, it is impossible to exclude variation in error detection due to differing workloads, 48 vigilance and/or individual clinical experience of collectors.
"The experience requires tremendous vigilance".
Being sensitive in this context consists in being alert to dependence on features of the arbitrary instance not shared by all members of the class of generalisation, a state produced by a combination of past experience and current vigilance.
The power in this band is recognized as expressing vigilance and the ability to experience sensory perceptions, including pain, whereas the lack of activity in this band is interpreted as an unequivocal loss of sensibility [6], [7], [8].
We compared the proportion of anaesthetists experiencing lapses in vigilance between randomised groups using χ tests or Fisher's exact tests when the expected error rates were low.
