Sentences with phrase «effective information barriers»

Brokerages should adopt policies, procedures and enforcement mechanisms with respect to acceptable, effective information barriers to protect the confidential information of their clients.

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The EAAA program consists of four three - hour sessions which provides information, skills, and practice to assess risk from acquaintances, to overcome emotional barriers in acknowledging danger, and to engage in effective verbal and physical self - defence, as well as helping them explore their own sexual values, desires, boundaries and rights.

«We uncovered a host of barriers and obstacles to effective use of information, including the complexity and usability of the software, the inability of the software to support certain unique public health reporting needs, the learning curve for public health workers, and the lack of standards for effective data exchange,» Agarwal says.

The Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act and the Pediatric Research Equity Act were enacted to address the lack of information available to prevent and treat disease in children, and similar legislation could foster more research in pregnancy and pre-pregnancy and overcome the barriers to better vaccines and more effective clinical practices.

While the ecology of fire in the western U.S. has been studied extensively, there is a dearth of information about how humans, particularly those residing at the wildland - urban interface, influence and respond to wildfire, and how institutional barriers may hinder effective fire management.

«These provisions are designed to address some key barriers of lack of information and perverse incentives that prevent building owners from implementing cost - effective energy efficiency measures.

While AI - based technologies can be used to offer legal information and services in new and cost effective ways on websites or smart phone apps, it must be recognized that some people may not be able to access web - based services due to cultural, language, or disability barriers, or the simple fact that they don't have access to a computer or smart phone.

• Provided compassionate and effective patient care under the supervision of LPN • Communicated precise information to patients and families • Observed changes in patient condition and communicated to the LPN • Took necessary measures to minimize fear, anxiety and cultural barriers • Created and maintained files and documents regarding patient care provided • Ensured confidentiality of patient information • Prioritized tasks as per needs of the patients, families, and staff • Maintained proper cleanliness of rooms and work area • Performing other duties and support functions as delegated by the LPN

Removing barriers to sharing information and promoting a culture of appropriate and effective information sharing is important.

Removing barriers to sharing information and promoting a culture of appropriate and effective information sharing is an important priority of many organisations.

These findings illustrate the benefits of interventions that extend beyond information on feeding to include culturally sensitive messages that address the specific barriers identified by adolescent mothers and their families and are delivered through methods that are effective with young mothers — mentors providing messages through home visits and videotapes.