Sentence examples for For enhanced practice from inspiring English sources

The model shown here (produced by the research team) shows organisational 'silos' (upturned flower pots) that impede the flow of knowledge, links between organisations (pipe cleaners), people working within the network, red warning flags and 'thought-clouds' containing suggestions for enhanced practice.

They argue that a) for enhanced integrative practice a participative process is necessary and b) that the slow BIM-adoption in the practice is caused by the difficulty of interrelation (triangulation) of the people-process-technology problems.

The recent doubling of the PIP-teaching payment and further infrastructure funding for enhanced general practice engagement in teaching are positive steps towards sustaining programs such as community-based LICs in Australia.

Professional rewards included satisfaction from their enhanced practice, and pharmacists largely envisaged a future for the service.

This enhanced practice is more responsive and can support better communication within project teams through providing timely information and feedback, providing analysis before optimisation for energy efficiency.

Three overarching themes were identified: putting theory into practice; challenging professional identity; and enhanced practice.

This technique may be useful for other scenarios and can contribute to policy development and enhanced practices.

For example, subsidies for private childcare and kindergarten teachers which began in 1990, are said to have lifted teachers' morale and encouraged enhanced practices.

We foresee discussion and exchange on the following themes: (1) definition of roles at pilot sites; (2) scope of practice for enhanced roles; (3) competency development needs for advanced practice; and (4) practice transformation at sites, as research progresses.

The induction of mutations in the parental fungal strains using various mutagens has been the most efficient practice for enhanced productions of important enzymes (Mustafa et al. 2014).

These exciting results lay the foundation for further research within this area with a view to potentially adopting alternative strategies for enhanced skin antisepsis in clinical practice.