problem orientedの例文

• Proshansky makes this point as well, discussing the difficulty in the overall problem oriented approach.
• It also aims to tackle the nutrition problems of the country through problem oriented research and nutritional programme.
• MRA principles are now firmly established within both SCP RAT and Problem Oriented Policing ( POP ) key texts.
• He is largely known for the kind of " problem oriented " stories that Analog itself is known for.
• Dr . Weed is notable in medicine for creating and developing the SOAP note ( progress note ) as well as the problem oriented medical record.
• Over 2, 000 academic articles and numerous medical textbooks discuss Weed s problem oriented medical record and it has become a central component of medical and nursing education.
• According to the IACP, " the problem oriented policing  Planeview Project was developed and implemented to address an increase in violent crime in the Planeview area of Wichita.
• He first published about the problem oriented medical record in 1964, but a 1968 article published by the " New England Journal of Medicine " introduced the concept to a broader audience.
• Crawford said the department also has assigned its Problem Oriented Policing officers to the North End to " investigate the underlying factors that evolve into any crime, including those allegedly involving race ."
• Operating systems were entirely written in assembly language until the introduction of the Burroughs MCP ( 1961 ), which was written in Executive Systems Problem Oriented Language ( ESPOL ), an Algol dialect.
• However, the Center for Problem Oriented Policing claims, " there is no consensus on whether the practice is widespread, " and recommends that runaways should be questioned about sexual abuse but not consensual sex, survival sex, or prostitution.
• Knight J, Goodman E, Pulerwitz T, DuRant R . Reliability of the Problem Oriented Screening Instrument for Teenagers ( POSIT ) in an adolescent medical clinic population . " J Adolesc Health . " 2001; 29 ( 2 ) : 125-130.
• Examples include Kenneth Peak and Ronald Glensor's text " Community Policing and Problem Solving : Strategies and Practices " ( Prentice Hall, 1996 ) and Corina Sole Brito and Tracy Allan's " Problem Oriented Policing : Crime-Specific Problems, Critical Issues, Making POP Work-Volume 2 " ( Police Executive Research Forum, 1999 ).
• In general the following responsibilities are given to a sub-I student : accept and give sign-out of all patients on the team, assess assigned patients before morning rounds, write problem oriented notes daily on all patients, admit patients on call days, act as information liaison between the medical team and hospital staff, communicating plan of care to patient.
• Michael Scott's 20 year retrospective concludes : " After 20 years, problem-oriented policing has demonstrated an internal logic that has been successfully applied at the project level, and remains a promising approach for the foreseeable future . " ( Michael Scott, Problem Oriented Policing : Reflections on the First 20 Years, U . S . Department of Justice, Washington, 2000 . page 129 ).