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1 ing strict closures, instead urging personal responsibility.

2 ng a safe strategy for imparting progressive responsibility.

3 se, interpersonal functioning, and parenting responsibility.

4 ntary actions and social constructs, such as responsibility.

5 ften dismissed as merely an attempt to avoid responsibility.

6 cial altruism bias at the cost of ecological responsibility.

7 and patients were also perceived as sharing responsibility.

8 Each centre had its own funding responsibility.

9 ol intuitively presupposed by ascriptions of responsibility.

10 of responsibility, and asymmetric notions of responsibility.

11 t counseling patients about driving is their responsibility.

12 evalued, and others had increasing scope and responsibility.

13 e of cardiovascular genetic medicine a great responsibility.

14 concern for weight, monitoring and perceived responsibility.

15 But with great power comes great responsibility.

16 -specific Medicare spending and patient cost responsibility.

17 ined health as a universal right and a state responsibility.

18 and psychological burden of an individual's responsibility.

19 nomy lead to increasing remote environmental responsibility.

20 rticipants and their partners also bear some responsibility.

21 have developed new roles and assumed greater responsibilities.

22 d using MeSH terms: primary care, roles, and responsibilities.

23 an shift between clinical and administrative responsibilities.

24 of nations and designing policies for shared responsibilities.

25 heir commitment of common but differentiated responsibilities.

26 ternity professionals with similar roles and responsibilities.

27 ssed by considering the transfer of regional responsibilities.

28 ts had to balance this with a range of other responsibilities.

29 ve defended a lawsuit related to nonclinical responsibilities.

30 little is known about the variability of job responsibilities.

31 zing these enzymes for their unique cellular responsibilities.

32 with participants who reported no caregiving responsibilities.

33 my research with teaching and administrative responsibilities.

34 ily members to make the decision and to take responsibility, 2) how they interact with the deceased p

35 description of registered nursing roles and responsibilities; (3) primary care setting.

36 loping skills and knowledge (43%), rejecting responsibility (32.5%), and avoidance (23%).

37 hree countries and creates shared management responsibilities across North America.

38 e is a wide variability in nursing roles and responsibilities across organizations.

39 ers struggle to agree on the distribution of responsibility across countries.

40 or family were registered donors, had caring responsibilities, adherence, time on waiting list, estim

41 tudy, participants with infection prevention responsibilities, adults over 18 years with the capacity

42 a document we created that delineates these responsibilities and how they might be assigned to each

43 Teachers had competing responsibilities and initially lacked support from local

44 s and the United Nations should assume their responsibilities and initiate a global strategy integrat

45 Simultaneously, non-ICU clinical responsibilities and other expectations, such as educati

46 ermined incumbents' perceptions of their own responsibilities and professionalism.

47 LVAD) commits loved ones to major caregiving responsibilities and, often, medical decision-making.

48 Individual factors, lines of responsibility and 'other' factors (i.e., funding), were

49 Ultimate responsibility and accountability for AI remains with it

50 preparation of incoming residents to assume responsibility and accountability for key elements of ca

51 equitable global access to radiotherapy is a responsibility and investment worth prioritizing.

52 gest ways of introducing the topic of social responsibility and its relation to analytical chemistry

53 and privileging, scope of care, quality, and responsibility and liability.

54 HLH transcription factor network distributes responsibility and mutually enforces states geared towar

55 Secondary outcomes included patient cost responsibility and resource use measured by hospitalizat

56 ge data; and (5) develop plans for long-term responsibility and stewardship.

57 tachment to moral presumptions of individual responsibility and volition - to overestimate effects of

58 ment in, and satisfaction with social roles, responsibilities, and activities.

59 is Series paper summarises the varied roles, responsibilities, and approaches of militaries in global

60 bsence of agreement on the position's roles, responsibilities, and authority, it is important to exam

61 o a debate between individual and collective responsibilities, and between hard regulatory or fiscal

62 deficient resource mobilisation, ill defined responsibilities, and insufficient coordination.

63 ily member donor registration, having caring responsibilities, and longer time on waiting list increa

64 ysicians, as well as duty duration, clinical responsibilities, and unit characteristics.

65 has been developed to accelerate readiness, responsibility, and accountability during the transition

66 l phenomena: criminal dehumanization, age of responsibility, and asymmetric notions of responsibility

67 They name specialization, moral responsibility, and efficiency as vital components of we

68 ve performance through specialization, moral responsibility, and efficiency.

69 and political activities as corporate social responsibility, and establish and use third parties to m

70 poor symptom perception and failure to take responsibility, and positive factors were routines, simp

71 ake an equitable approach recognizing remote responsibility, and promote a shift of economic developm

72 rds, individual competition, accountability, responsibility, and public identification.

73 were strong underlying themes of control and responsibility, and trust was noted to increase over tim

74 prints are indicators that take the consumer responsibility approach to account for the total direct

75 to addressing cost concerns, clear roles and responsibilities, appropriate and complete data access,

76 Parental roles and responsibilities are reconceptualised in this study as a

77 ications of the Selfish Goal model for moral responsibility, arguing it suggests a form of skepticism

78 kland Research Institute, while balancing my responsibilities as a wife and a mother to my two sons.

79 increasing demand for primary care by taking responsibilities as primary care providers, and organiza

80 day, and has fully resumed her professional responsibilities as professor of biology, including clim

81 Considering shared responsibility as a another key motivation to join group

82 e with this statement: "I feel that it is my responsibility as a program director to redirect residen

83 response to the George Floyd killing and our responsibility as leaders in academic surgery to condemn

84 Administrative responsibilities associated with documentation have been

85 on extensive and prolonged family caregiving responsibilities at some point prior to the second bioma

86 eer inactivity, years with the employer, and responsibilities at work, among other factors.

87 elatives explain how they endorse decisional responsibility but do not experience it as a burden, on

88 Family planning is a shared responsibility, but available male-directed contraceptiv

89 ay also lead individuals to relinquish moral responsibility by conforming to the majority's preferenc

90 out effective primary care nursing roles and responsibilities challenges policy makers' abilities to

91 response integration and training, IRB roles/responsibilities, community engagement, and disseminatio

92 ce-driven test ordering, and preventive-care responsibility concerns may require continuing education

93 organizing the care processes and clinician responsibilities consistent with professionalism.

94 Nurses who attributed the responsibility deferred decisions about initiating ambul

95 nically productive, excessive administrative responsibilities, difficulty obtaining extramural fundin

96 n drug user (IDU) has the equivalent of full responsibility (EFR) for initiating into injection drug

97 chological concepts of social and ecological responsibility emphasize the relevance of altruism, sugg

98 ated effort of multiple cells with differing responsibilities ensures healthy outflow function and IO

99 Daily care responsibilities fall to patients and their caregivers,

100 is Series include personal versus collective responsibilities for actions, supply versus demand-type

101 rsation pathway; clear team member roles and responsibilities for addressing cost-of-care concerns; a

102 here was inadequate description of roles and responsibilities for implementation and on channels of c

103 tions who had professional or organisational responsibilities for infection prevention.

104 The physician leader may have similar responsibilities for nonphysician practitioners.

105 y are able to provide their primary clinical responsibilities for ophthalmic care independently.

106 view, school district policy components (eg, responsibilities for reporting bullying incidents), and

107 ons will show integrity; accountability; and responsibility for accurate, complete, and transparent r

108 ors in the supply chain are to assume shared responsibility for achieving sustainable food production

109 improvement initiatives by formalizing local responsibility for acting on performance feedback, and s

110 important first steps in acknowledging their responsibility for addressing cost issues; as a professi

111 recipitation mechanism at TBs that takes the responsibility for alloy failure in demanding environmen

112 relationship between nurses' attributions of responsibility for ambulating hospitalized patients and

113 Nurses who claimed responsibility for ambulating patients within their doma

114 Nurses who claimed responsibility for ambulation focused on patient indepen

115 his extension or 'strap' and demonstrate its responsibility for an unusual temperature dependence in

116 ention, and registered nurses need to assume responsibility for bedside care.

117 n for the rest of clinical medicine, who has responsibility for being certain whether those prioritie

118 ethical concerns regarding ownership of and responsibility for cultural resources and highlight the

119 Fragmentation in responsibility for drinking water contributes to dispari

120 he AAAAI and the ACAAI have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing "A focused parameter upd

121 he AAAAI and the ACAAI have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing "Atopic dermatitis: a pr

122 he AAAAI and the ACAAI have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing "Environmental assessmen

123 he AAAAI and the ACAAI have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing "Food Allergy: A practic

124 The AAAAI and ACAAI have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing "The diagnosis and manag

125 a & Immunology (ACAAI) have jointly accepted responsibility for establishing the "Practice parameter

126 Surveyed physicians tend to place responsibility for high medical costs more on "demanding

127 ealthcare workers hold a unique position and responsibility for identifying and responding to CSA.

128 Indian districts increasingly have responsibility for implementing public health programmes

129 Dendritic cells (DCs) bear the main responsibility for initiation of adaptive immune respons

130 itself and society must shoulder some of the responsibility for its own problems.

131 perform quality control on entries and take responsibility for long-term data maintenance.

132 Distributing the responsibility for maintenance of a knowledgebase to a c

133 In parallel, the responsibility for natural hazard preparedness has shift

134 People may deny responsibility for negative consequences of their action

135 ibly to provide continuity, support and take responsibility for older adults' wellbeing across settin

136 ng should be directed to all caregivers with responsibility for ordering diagnostic tests, in both te

137 The oncology community needs to take greater responsibility for our own practice patterns, especially

138 s argues that researchers should assume some responsibility for partners' risks, based on the importa

139 ember's role may facilitate optimally shared responsibility for patient care within primary care team

140 multidisciplinary communication and plans of responsibility for patient contact, resulted in increase

141 Intergovernmental responsibility for policy development for shale gas is c

142 tive nurses, whose remit frequently includes responsibility for quality and safety, has become the ob

143 Research funders have primary responsibility for reductions in waste resulting from de

144 Responsibility for replication fidelity in RNA viruses h

145 an no longer be negotiated, carers take over responsibility for self-management, often due to safety

146 e predictable environments, 3) interpersonal responsibility for shared goals, 4) commitment, 5) perse

147 The responsibility for suboptimal surveillance rests with pa

148 nions on how men and women must equally take responsibility for supporting and empowering female scie

149 that biodegradation and photooxidation share responsibility for the accumulation of oxygen in the oil

150 Although the task force has the final responsibility for the content of the documents submitte

151 Although the Task Force has the final responsibility for the content of the documents submitte

152 We need to take responsibility for the contribution that we make to morb

153 and other medical visits, there will be more responsibility for the patient and family and a reliance

154 , with attendant risks and benefits and with responsibility for the utilization of limited resources.

155 challenge in engineering organisms is taking responsibility for their behavior over many generations.

156 ecological rarity, suggesting transboundary responsibility for their conservation.

157 and conclude that people bear some personal responsibility for their health, but environmental facto

158 national cancer control planning) and assume responsibility for their key role in achieving global go

159 ncreasingly requires patients to assume more responsibility for their self-management.

160 nuanced view of insect decline, and of human responsibility for this decline, than previously suggest

161 mong their membership often delegate primary responsibility for this goal to a diversity-focused comm

162 and pediatricians are being tasked with the responsibility for universal screening.

163 way to exert their agency, avoid a sense of responsibility for unwanted outcomes, and express compas

164 ructural influences, absolving industries of responsibility for worker safety.

165 rers (56%), and patients (52%) have a "major responsibility" for reducing health care costs, whereas

166 research institutions separate institutional responsibilities from ethical responsibilities required

167 that task-shifting or the redistribution of responsibilities from fully-trained surgeons to clinicia

168 ising patients about driving is an important responsibility, further attention should be given to add

169 culty of combining STEM work with caregiving responsibilities generally, new parents are more likely

170 and devices for patients with HF, caregiving responsibilities have expanded in recent decades to incl

171 geospatial data, LRiMM quantifies financial responsibility if leaked CO2 or brine interferes with su

172 he scale and the diversity of care roles and responsibilities in cancer care.

173 The EU's formal responsibilities in health and health services are limit

174 oneal cavity B1 B lymphocytes share critical responsibilities in humoral responses but have divergent

175 hildren's evaluations of moral and epistemic responsibilities in joint collaborative activities are d

176 sion in the development of nursing roles and responsibilities in oncology, there is little understand

177 tional decisions about processes, roles, and responsibilities in order to support clinical workflow t

178 ing its primary health care system with core responsibilities in preventing and managing chronic dise

179 ave poorly defined and partially overlapping responsibilities in the cell cycle.

180 Unclear policies and urgent competing responsibilities in the surgical environment create stre

181 how faculty are evaluated to promote shared responsibility in advancing diversity and inclusion.

182 , is active in and held several positions of responsibility in AMP (Association of Molecular Patholog

183 findings provide an explanation for CC17 GBS responsibility in LOD in link with neonatal gastrointest

184 thers, particularly highlighting the role of responsibility in power's effects.

185 ogy now appears to also include a regulatory responsibility in the cell; this includes regulation of

186 l roles in the nervous system, including key responsibility in the GABAB pathway of inhibition, in pa

187 f family support and the burden of financial responsibilities) influencing treatment decisions were a

188 Adding this responsibility is reasonable since the risk is created i

189 mary tool used by the ABR in fulfilling this responsibility is the secure proctored examination.

190 d desperate aversion to dialysis), guilt and responsibility (jeopardizing donor health, anticipating

191 n domains of operative autonomy, progressive responsibility, longitudinal follow-up, and scholarly fo

192 Differences in nonprofessional responsibilities may partially explain this gap.

193 Survey data on job responsibilities, methods of support, determinants of jo

194 hips, ensuring informed consent, demarcating responsibilities, minimizing conflict of interest, meeti

195 orted that practicing physicians have "major responsibility." Most were "very enthusiastic" for "prom

196 Men were more likely to indicate that family responsibilities negatively influenced their careers tha

197 evaluated were compromised by the competing responsibilities of community health workers.

198 The fiduciary responsibilities of companies working in Africa should i

199 earch process; and (iv) clearly defining the responsibilities of each party.

200 ring, 2) willingness to engage, 3) roles and responsibilities of healthcare professionals, 4) relatio

201 ty may be rational considering the fiduciary responsibilities of payers and escalating spending on he

202 begun to emerge, guidance is lacking on the responsibilities of researchers to inform participants o

203 many perceived barriers relate to conflating responsibilities of the institution with the ethical rev

204 s of the institution with the ethical review responsibilities of the IRB.

205 olving challenges in the purview, roles, and responsibilities of the US Food and Drug Administration

206 Guidelines for Americans, 3) identifies the responsibilities of various stakeholders in improving th

207 of vaccines is being delayed by conflicting responsibilities of veterinary and public health agencie

208 As the roles and responsibilities of women in the military expand and dep

209 evel units in which reproduction is the sole responsibility of a subset of units.

210 ications of scientific work is a fundamental responsibility of all scientists.

211 g (Shh) pathway, consistent with a caretaker responsibility of BCCIP on genomic integrity.

212 limate change mitigation by highlighting the responsibility of consumers in a globalized economy.

213 sion Oncology Workgroup were tasked with the responsibility of determining a specific, limited need t

214 Intestinal dendritic cells (DC) have the responsibility of establishing oral tolerance against th

215 Those charged with the responsibility of estimating the risk posed by vapor int

216 creasing, judicious antimicrobial use is the responsibility of every healthcare provider.

217 In the adult, the LT network takes on the responsibility of generating inflammatory microenvironme

218 The responsibility of handling these dead cells falls on pha

219 system is an RHO system with the pleiotropic responsibility of LMW PAH-centric hydroxylation, and its

220 eventing tissue damage by "friendly fire", a responsibility of macrophages in a process called effero

221 ing patients is stressful but an unavoidable responsibility of nurses.

222 Ultimately, it will be the responsibility of our profession to identify optimal hea

223 turn to the community, where they become the responsibility of pediatric health care professionals.

224 claimed ambulation of patients within their responsibility of practice and those who attributed the

225 Marine spatial planning (MSP) is an emerging responsibility of resource managers around the United St

226 The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily r

227 nd conclusions of this report are solely the responsibility of the authors.

228 The responsibility of the immune system in immune surveillan

229 ice sites in this large sequence pool is the responsibility of the major and minor spliceosomes in co

230 This model implies that the sole responsibility of the RD network is to promote the fate

231 and alleles and their quality control is the responsibility of the World Health Organization Nomencla

232 rns regarding balancing career and parenting responsibilities often cited as a contributing factor to

233 ncertainty regarding general preventive care responsibility (often/always: OR, 1.97; 95% CI, 1.13 to

234 h underlying contextual factors as competing responsibilities or loss of social support.

235 Whether this influence extends to ecological responsibility or is limited to the social domain remain

236 nce (OR, 3.41; 95% CI, 2.57-4.52), parenting responsibility (OR, 18.65; 95% CI, 12.29-28.30), and men

237 To meet these responsibilities, physicians must be recruited, mentored

238 The range of responsibilities placed on parents throughout treatment

239 Health care costs, family responsibilities, psychological factors and the country'

240 take in this debate also underlie medicine's responsibilities regarding other issues and the physicia

241 Three themes emerged: 1) taking responsibility-relatives explain how they endorse decisi

242 institutional responsibilities from ethical responsibilities required of the IRB.

243 ent, the inability to carry out patient care responsibilities safely and effectively, is a problem of

244 has been able to continue with work and life responsibilities, she feels sadness most days and occasi

245 she has been able to continue work and life responsibilities, she feels sadness most days and occasi

246 hairs endorsed an expectation for individual responsibility supplemented by formal evaluation practic

247 ery department chairmen have a wide array of responsibilities that have changed from historic standar

248 l the numerous administrative and regulatory responsibilities that often fall to the investigators.

249 ent, family members feel a strong decisional responsibility that is not experienced as a burden but a

250 ild abuse should be recognized and treated-a responsibility that often lies with the physician.

251 ces in delegation of professional duties and responsibilities, the global aim is to facilitate meetin

252 te a balance between their own needs and the responsibilities they feel toward their parents and othe

253 pointments was beneficial in encouraging the responsibility they felt towards their unborn child, and

254 of chairman may improve by appreciating the responsibilities, time allocation, methods of support, a

255 ions force training programs with night call responsibilities to either maintain a traditional progra

256 fresh thinking about clinical leadership and responsibilities to ensure that the unique skills of eac

257 of life, infants thus already ascribe unique responsibilities to leaders, including that of righting

258 nal evidence about primary care RN roles and responsibilities to make recommendations for maximizing

259 Responsibilities to manage and evolve must be met with i

260 ome data stewards, with fiduciary (or trust) responsibilities to patients to carefully safeguard pati

261 handoffs (78.2%) and a shift of junior-level responsibilities to senior residents (68.7%).

262 tainment, US physicians reported having some responsibility to address health care costs in their pra

263 ublic health nursing was perceived as having responsibility to address health-related impacts of clim

264 ity of practice and those who attributed the responsibility to another discipline.

265 It is our responsibility to apply the best available, evidence-bas

266 ctor control programs, as well as an ethical responsibility to care for these individuals and the aff

267 te experimental detail, and Reviewers have a responsibility to carefully examine papers for adequacy

268 cians, nursing leaders, and executives share responsibility to create an environment supportive of in

269 s of critical care programs have significant responsibility to develop and maintain a system of inten

270 How does the brain assign responsibility to each of these potential actors?

271 communication, their creators have a special responsibility to ensure even-handedness in selection an

272 er because they have a great opportunity and responsibility to ensure robust health systems and servi

273 water testing are rare and inconsistent; the responsibility to ensure water safety remains with indiv

274 Hospitals now have the responsibility to implement strategies to prevent advers

275 arch participants, they may incur an ethical responsibility to inform at-risk individuals about clini

276 rs, the medical community has a professional responsibility to maintain the academic embargo on Chine

277 share-the-care (team-based care giving more responsibility to midlevel providers and staff), and enh

278 is multifactorial and includes our societal responsibility to minimize COVID-19 exposure risk and pr

279 i-food industries and consumers are to share responsibility to mitigate these impacts(7,8).

280 generally interpreted to mean that we have a responsibility to pass on teachings to future generation

281 ctivity, and now we have the opportunity and responsibility to provide evidenced-based, tailored phys

282 Scientists have a responsibility to rebut and decry these serious challeng

283 Physicians have a responsibility to recognize caregiver burden.

284 ive care teams are not meeting their ethical responsibility to recognize impending death and appropri

285 nd financial issues as to whether there is a responsibility to recontact research participants to pro

286 ool that assesses progressive entrustment of responsibility to surgical residents in the operating ro

287 this increased knowledge comes an increased responsibility to understand the underlying mechanism of

288 rdisciplinary worldview and the individual's responsibilities toward community and land.

289 Men felt a responsibility towards their unborn child to be involved

290 ary ambient air quality standards, the EPA's responsibility under the law is to establish standards t

291 ions can take greater utilization management responsibility under value-based contracting, especially

292 are spending was 14% higher and patient cost responsibility was 10% higher for patients traveling lon

293 the IP being a surgeon, and urgent competing responsibilities were associated with potential patient

294 rvivorship care recommendations and provider responsibility were not regularly discussed by PCPs and

295 Interestingly, these NPs exhibited intrinsic responsibilities when triggered by various stimulating f

296 psychology suggests that judgments of robot responsibility will hinge on perceived situational aware

297 = 14), changes in personal relationships and responsibilities with a new role (n = 16).

298 of distress, safety planning, and negotiated responsibility with patients and carers.

299 aking role, 8 of 23 (35%) preferred to share responsibility with the physician, and no surrogates pre

300 rally increased with increasing professional responsibility within a given industry among blacks but