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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Agreed Framework"”.
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Managing risk; how doctors, nurses and pharmacists optimise the use of medicines in acute hospitals in Northern Ireland: a grounded theory study.
… patient gets the right medicine. Establishing an agreed framework for working with medicines at ward level could support the safer use of medicines. It is anticipated that this theory will contribute to the design of systems involved in medicines use in acute hospitals in Northern Ireland.
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North Korea's Policy Toward the United States: Rappochement to Confrontational Diplomacy in the 1970s and the 1990s
… intentional or ad hoc ways. This analytical framework for interpreting foreign policy behavior counters the instinctive human tendency to interpret an adversary's actions as blameworthy due to the enemy's 'bad nature' rather than situational concerns. This is an especially pernicious tendency …
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The importance of contextual factors on the accuracy of estimates in project management. An emergence of a framework for more realistic estimation process
… achieved. As an outcome of this research, a new framework composed of best practices has been discovered. This comprises an open platform that project experts and practitioners can work with efficiently, and that researchers can develop further as required. The research investigation commenced in …
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Essays on Urban Climate Model Evaluation and Application
… of moisture. Thirdly, there is a need for an agreed framework on model evaluation which emphasises external independent evaluation and employs novel sources of observational data, for example, remote sensing. This would improve the trustworthiness of urban climate models and further encourage …
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An integrated use of tools to acquire knowledge elements and support decisions in innovations processes
… helps in identifying or constructing an agreed framework for the problem formulation, above all when the situation is “new”. A trans-disciplinary approach is required with methods which can bring together social psychology, psychology, math, strategic management, logic and computer …