Autonomy, history

In summary, SYSCO was founded upon values that include integrity, reliability, autonomy, quality, and entrepreneurship, which have been the essence of its culture through the company s history. The autonomous, entrepreneurial, decentralized culture with performance-based reward systems has been one of the keys that has made the company successful and was an integral part of the founding fathers vision. 

If Lenin approached the proletariat as an engineer approached his raw materials, with a view toward shaping them to his purposes, Luxemburg approached the proletariat as a physician would. Like any patient, the proletariat had its own constitution, which limited the kind of interventions that could be made. The physician needed to respect the patient s constitution and assist according to its potential strengths and weaknesses. Finally, the autonomy and history of the patient would inevitably influence the outcome. The proletariat could not be reshaped from the ground up and fitted neatly into a predetermined design. 

The theory of ideologies, especially in some of its more extreme forms, raises several epistemological problems. Does the theory commit us to a denial of the autonomy and continuity of the history of ideas Is the demonstration of social causation of an idea sufficient to refute it Must the theory fall victim to its own thrust, as in the Liar paradox Or does Marxism somehow have a privileged position, because of its historical mission I shall discuss these questions mainly with reference to The German ideology, since only here do they receive a more systematic treatment, I should ve notice that the following remarks apply mainly to ideologies as world-views or comprehensive socio-economic theories, not to the everyday illusions of economic life. 

The pharmacist who obtains patient histories, conducts physical examinations, orders laboratory tests, and prescribes medications must adopt new attitudes and develop new judgment skills. Communication is paramount, both with patients and with other health care professionals, particularly physicians. It has been said that poor communication and emotional issues are at the heart of nearly all medical malpractice actions.Interdisciplinary communication is vital to ease the passage of pharmacists into expanded prescribing roles good communication will enhance collaboration in patient care and diminish perceived threats to physicians autonomy and authority. Obviously, expanded clinical roles for pharmacists will require increased patient contact and strong communication skills. If the patient and the pharmacist fail to understand each other, the pharmacist s risk of liability is increased. 

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