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1 e, high patient volumes, and complex service obligations.

2 t meets international goals and human rights obligations.

3 th supervised research and minimize teaching obligations.

4 other mechanisms to set standards and legal obligations.

5 , palliative intent, research, and fiduciary obligations.

6 rs' attitudes toward hospice and contractual obligations.

7 ing, and 3.5% were fulfilling their military obligations.

8 Due to outstanding contractual obligations, access to human gene classifications and to

9 ), seeking decisional validation (a familial obligation, alleviating family burden, reciprocal benefi

10 is further inhibited by imprecise reporting obligations and an inadequate child protective services

11 ) is characterised by a disregard for social obligations and callous unconcern for the feelings of ot

12 but it may serve as a reminder of the shared obligations and duties of the medical profession.

13 us length of cow life, fiscal factors, legal obligations, and balancing the interests of all stakehol

14 t voluntary donations have a degree of moral obligation based on intimacy and that intimacy allows, b

15 urmountable, such as everyday work or family obligations but not a practical constraint (e.g., Intern

16 ies to meet part of their emission reduction obligations by cutting back on gases other than CO2.

17 ians ought to respect patient autonomy, that obligation conflicted, in the present case, with the cli

18 Reciprocity and feelings of obligation did not appear to cause relationship difficul

19 CD8+ T cell activation, we investigated the obligation for maintaining patterns of DNA methylation d

20 gated by the claim of donor autonomy nor the obligation fostered by the recipient's needs.

21 equity holders and 5-8% for 'research-backed obligation' holders, which are lower than typical ventur

22 ing patients, understand their own roles and obligations -- if any -- and better consider potential c

23 ly an increased risk to his/her relative.The obligation, if any, to warn family members of the identi

24 Therefore, the implementation of the landing obligation in EU waters will likely cause a substantial

25 eneral duty of care on the food industry and obligations in European Union legislation to reduce and

26 decision making, confidentiality, fiduciary obligations (including conflicts of interest), responsib

27 Full weeks without clinical obligations increased by 4 weeks.

28 Mean time between clinical obligations increased by 5.8 days.

29 ple, most of the time, due to their sense of obligation increases effectiveness during periods of sca

30 dress safety concerns, and fulfil regulatory obligations is required for clinical translation of thes

31 This obligation may be addressable through enhanced residency

32 rt of standard care, some argue that such an obligation may be established in the future.

33 Industry-funded trials adhered to legal obligations more often than did trials funded by the NIH

34 Thus the implementation of the landing obligation must be carefully monitored and counterbalanc

35 intends to ban discards through the landing obligation of all catches, may force seabirds to seek al

36 They must manage the dual obligation of caring for dying patients and their famili

37 refers to the possible ethical and/or legal obligation of genetics service providers (GSPs) to recon

38 cy, resource allocation and stewardship, the obligation of health plans to foster an ethical environm

39 esponses for sex workers, and underscore the obligation of states to uphold the rights of this margin

40 The Match is a contract, requiring obligations of both programs and applicants to achieve s

41 to cooperation, understanding the rights and obligations of group membership, monitoring group member

42 ure, and literature concerning the fiduciary obligations of physicians were reviewed and compared wit

43 invitation to consider the opportunities and obligations of plant pathologists to return to the field

44 Consequently, fiduciary obligations of professionals and their employer-institut

45 nce the ability to meet the vision and legal obligations of the US Endangered Species Act, the Northw

46 We more specifically focus on the obligations of transplant centers engaged in living orga

47 and rules, following them voluntarily out of obligation rather than out of fear of punishment or anti

48 rivate interests and his or her professional obligations such that an independent observer might reas

49 onor and recipient consent, the scope of the obligation that the organization has to the kidney excha

50 nability threshold, but they have no ethical obligation to actively search for such results.

51 nstitutions are responding to their clinical obligation to address cancer patients' emotional and psy

52 Organized psychiatry has an obligation to address sexual contact with patients and o

53 abuse, clinicians have an ethical and moral obligation to address this issue both in their practice

54 t the investigative team has the freedom and obligation to attempt to publish the findings within som

55 5% CI 1.5-2.7), agreeing with a professional obligation to be vaccinated (OR 10.1; 95% CI 7.1-14.2),

56 We have the opportunity and obligation to build a better future by applying the less

57 nce rates is illusory, obviating the ethical obligation to communicate them as part of the informed c

58 ans have ample opportunities and, indeed, an obligation to cooperate with other physicians in the sam

59 ns who care for children with asthma have an obligation to coordinate asthma care with the schools.

60 dney transplantation and have always had the obligation to counsel these donors fairly.

61 cisco, and suggest that institutions have an obligation to determine where their postdoc alumni are e

62 that there is an ethical-maybe even a legal-obligation to disclose significant findings under some c

63 hope, the perception that physicians have an obligation to discuss prognosis, and the notion that som

64 The health community has an obligation to ensure that these lessons and the knowledg

65 nated (OR 10.1; 95% CI 7.1-14.2), an ethical obligation to follow public health authorities' recommen

66 tive care should also consider their ethical obligation to future patients to conduct research to pro

67 f she disobeys, and that it is a wife's duty/obligation to have sex with her husband even if she does

68 Physicians have an ethical obligation to honor patients' values for care, including

69 Nephrology stakeholders have an urgent obligation to initiate well designed investigations of i

70 is needed to fulfill the humane and ethical obligation to make palliative care universally available

71 In the intellectual property context, an obligation to make property available is equivalent to a

72 The physician's obligation to obtain informed consent for clinical care

73 propose a novel public goods argument for an obligation to participate in biomedical research.

74 ort institutional fulfillment of the ethical obligation to protect the health of patients by preventi

75 objective must be balanced with the parallel obligation to protect the psychological well-being of fa

76 ICU or elsewhere, hospitals have an ethical obligation to provide settings that offer dignified, com

77 e true; it is our expectation and indeed our obligation to recognize and manage the coagulopathy of t

78 cade there has begun to emerge a clear legal obligation to return significant findings discovered dur

79 Medical schools have a societal obligation to select and educate the physician workforce

80 not relieve clinician-investigators of their obligation to serve patient/human research subject's int

81 rian role of the physician, the individual's obligation to stay healthy, and the priority of public h

82 r those providing the tablets and a sense of obligation to the community to participate in sanctioned

83 though improving drug safety is our goal and obligation to the public, FDA cannot protect the public

84 This commentary asserts that we have a moral obligation to translate our success in reducing lung can

85 Patient-centered care recognizes the obligation to understand and meet patient's expectations

86 into the role of modern physicians and their obligations to care for the underserved.

87 r researchers when considering their ethical obligations to control-arm participants in the wake of a

88 Despite ethical and legal obligations to disclose findings promptly, most HLACTs d

89 n its own sphere of influence outside of its obligations to Hsp90.

90 Anesthesiologists have ethical obligations to involve children in the medical decision-

91 Pediatric clinicians must balance obligations to respect individual patient autonomy, prof

92 the conflict between the physician's ethical obligations to respect the privacy of genetic informatio

93 the limits of researchers' reciprocity-based obligations to study participants, post-trial access to

94 and 370 midlevel practitioners were serving obligations to these state programs, a number comparable

95 In addition to fulfilling obligations to those study volunteers, a complete record

96 Directors must understand their obligation when they elect to oversee those assigned tes

97 ns' judgments about their ethical rights and obligations when patients request a legal medical proced

98 ative that physicians consider their ethical obligations when recommending, tolerating, or proscribin

99 sicians think about their ethical rights and obligations when such conflicts emerge in clinical pract

100 equire the justification of entitlements and obligations, which is often possible only by explicit re

101 However, combining landing obligations with changes in fishing practices to limit t