We had the privilege of working with Janet over the last 17 years and are so grateful for her wisdom and guidance in developing programs for older people across the country.
The Unconventional Wisdom Medical care in developing countries overseas will rise in quality to become competitive with U.S. care.
This phenomenon has implications for nursing informatics research related to e-patients and potential collaboration with practitioners in developing a collective wisdom.
The Unconventional Wisdom More chief executives will invest in developing breadth of perspective and judgment in the rising stars.
The conventional wisdom in economic theory is that unskilled labor, the relatively abundant factor in developing economies, would benefit from trade reform and thus inequality would fall, although these reforms usually have more complex effects (Goldberg and Pavcnik 2004, 2007).
The spread of the family ownership and control in Europe, USA, Asia, in developing countries, and in smaller nations contradicts the conventional wisdom according to which family businesses are not able to support economic growth in high-capital intensity areas.
According to conventional wisdom, new ecosystems around the world grow through the following three stages, be them in developing economies or more developed countries.
The evolution of many sublineages of influenza (H5N1) with antigenic diversity in Southeast Asia and southern China favors the wisdom of developing broadly cross-reactive vaccines for protection against an epidemic or pandemic (21 ).
This paper critically examines the conventional wisdom surrounding paralegal initiatives through case studies of two successful paralegal programs in post-conflict Timor-Leste that are broadly representative of the type of initiatives commonly implemented in developing countries.
This is still dependent, however, on the wisdom of developing a general formula or framework of success.
In the following discussion, we will connect these findings to the concept of wisdom in order to develop a notion of "wisdom" that is able to grasp these ways-of-being, roles, and functions of the intermediary.
