Supt Lawrence Hobbs said policing the protest meant that some activity had been postponed including executing planned warrants and training.
Informal feedback from practices indicated that some primary care physicians, particularly those lacking significant geriatric populations, do not feel they come across dementia often enough in practice to warrant training.
The correct question that should have been asked by the Home Office is, which functions currently carried out by sworn, fully warranted, fully trained police officers do not need to be?
Finally, dialectical behaviour therapy for adolescents [ 90] has gained recent empirical interest for youth NSSI [ 91– 95]; this intervention consists of individual therapy for adolescents, family therapy as warranted, and a multifamily skills training group.
However, the cardiac catheterization still poses a huge challenge for novice surgeons; therefore a double-catheter system is warrant for training surgeons.
Beyond technical and training considerations, another important aspect that warrants reflection is the role of organisational and occupational culture (see Moreto 2013).
As examples, while some of the routine enquiries and tasks in a murder investigation can be done by others, the inquiry itself must be led by fully trained and warranted detectives; all armed staff must be under the direct employ of the chief constable; and, if it was me, I would not allow any patrolling to be done by anyone other than a direct employee.
Despite these promising results, additional evaluation of these signatures on an independent dataset is warranted since they were trained and tested on the same data set.
This low disclosure rate of CAM use is alarming and may warrant the need to train physicians on probing their patients on CAM use [ 22].
The effectiveness of primary care skill acquisition during early training warrants evaluation.
