Demulcent and emollient; principally used for poultices and fomentations. It is emollient and, in decoction, is used as a substitute for flaxseed. The plant is medicinal, yielding an astringent as well as an emollient. They eulogised, at the same time, the emollient properties of the dog's-tooth. Emollient; used to soften and ripen tumours, indurations, &c. Emollient and stimulant; chiefly used as a pomade for the hair. It is demulcent and emollient; chiefly used in ointments and cerates. Emollient; in dry and scaly skin disease, and to allay itching and surfacial irritation; also to promote suppuration, &c.
In the real world few, if any, do. As a general rule, economies-of-scale permit only the largest human services agencies to provide a regular schedule of competency-based classroom training and learning libraries filled with current books and videos. Most agencies â both large and small, public and private â struggle just to provide basic training.
For healthcare delivery systems seeking a true measure of advanced competency, the BCD is the gold standard. In the U.S. uniformed services, the BCD is a criterion for up to $6,000 in bonus pay, while in the VHA it is a Tier One credential useful for SAA pay increases.