Potential Implications for Practice
Selecting for creativity and innovation potential: implications for practice in healthcare education
... Recruiters are thus faced with the challenge of identifying those who will innovate and also perform competently in the role. Surprisingly little research has explored creativity and innovation within healthcare ...
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Sputum Color: Potential Implications for Clinical Practice
... METHODS: Out-patient sputum samples submitted to the microbiology laboratory for routine analysis were assigned to one of 8 color categories (green, yellow-green, rust, yellow, red, crea[r] ...
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Pharmacogenetics in type 2 diabetes: potential implications for clinical practice
... Many oral antidiabetes medications have been developed and used in clinical practice for years, but some of their biological mechanisms are not completely understood. Figure 1 illustrates the tissues targeted by ...
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Potential implications of practice effects in Alzheimer's disease prevention trials.
... Another method to accommodate for PEs in clinical trials is to use a test run-in or “dual baseline” wherein the cognitive outcome measure(s) are administered twice before randomi- zation and scores from the second ...
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Pharmacogenetics in Type 2 Diabetes: Potential Implications for Clinical Practice
... Many oral antidiabetes medications have been developed and used in clinical practice for years, but some of their biological mechanisms are not completely understood. Figure 1 illustrates the tissues targeted by ...
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Feasibility and Variability of Automated Pupillometry Among Stroke Patients and Healthy Participants: Potential Implications for Clinical Practice
... Automated pupillometry was acceptable and safe amongst twelve acute stroke patients but feasibility criteria were not attained. Interrater agreement for automated pupillometry was superior to manual assessment for ...
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Biosimilars: potential implications for clinicians
... Due to concern about the safety and efficacy of biosimilars, separate regulatory approval pathways have been developed and implemented by several countries, including the US and Europe. Europe has led the way in ...
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Potential implications of degree apprenticeships for healthcare education
... The requirement for an independent end point assessment originally proposed by Richard, (2012) and adopted by the government presents additional challenges in pre-registration apprenticeships. End point assessment ...
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The epigenetic effects of butyrate: potential therapeutic implications for clinical practice
... but also for cancer chemoprevention. In contrast to genetic defects, epigenetic aberrations can be reversible: a trait that represents a key aspect of their potential as therapeutic targets. HDACi cause changes in ...
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Potential use of social networking tool to assist reading comprehension: implications for practice and future research
... Potential use of social networking technology to facilitate reading comprehension Social networking is a technology that involves grouping specific individuals or organizations together in an online environment to ...
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Formative assessment: implications for classroom practice
... In practice, teachers take away exercise books to be ...the potential of ‘distance’ marking as feedback for learning, focusing on the use of teacher comments to ‘close the ...
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Marine Practice. Piracy the insurance implications
... The debate on armed guards on board vessels and the role of private security companies is ongoing. The unique selling point for the security companies is that to date no ship with armed guards has been hijacked. However ...
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Potential Insurance and Reinsurance Implications of Hurricane Sandy
... i. No Coverage Unless Access Completely Denied Many courts have held that civil authority coverage does not apply unless access to the premises is completely denied. In Abner, Herrman & Brock, Inc. v. Great Northern ...
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The conjecturing process: perspectives in theory and implications in practice
... Closing Remarks Undoubtedly, conjecturing plays a significant role in an inquiry based learning process. Educational standards in many parts of the world promote inquiry approaches in which students solve problems, make ...
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Internet research and the implications for ethical research practice
... Anne Walsh, Jane Jacobs Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Australia Social media has been embraced by the research community as a rich source of data, a platform to observe human behaviour and a gateway to ...
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Supervisor or mentor: is there a difference? Implications for paediatric practice.
... There are examples of mentoring developing differently for different mentee groups. 17 In school education, mentors may undertake elements of assessment that within medicine would be seen as the role of a supervisor. In ...
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Youth Homelessness in Canada: Implications for Policy and Practice
... his or her application. Independent minors do not receive OW funding directly. All funds are processed through a “responsible adult or agency” (such as a Sal vation Army volunteer) (Ontario Ministry of Community and ...
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INTEGRATING POSITIVE PSYCHOLOGY INTO SCHOOLS: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE
... As previously stated, while the principles of positive psychology are somewhat already in place during consultation, greater opportunity still exists for expansion of its involvement. And, consultation represents a good ...
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Implications of Digital Technology for Education Policy and Practice
... The conclusion that emerges is that schools and education systems are, on average, not ready to leverage the potential of technology. Gaps in the digital skills of both teachers and students, difficulties in ...
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Public Procurement Policy: Implications for Theory and Practice
... FIGURE 1 General Systems Model (top) and the Model Applied to Elementary/Secondary Education Policy (Bottom) The systems framework allows for identification, description, and analysis of the key components of the system. ...
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