The phrase "a field of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area or discipline in which professionals work or specialize.
Example: "Nursing is a field of practice that requires extensive training and dedication."
Alternatives: "a domain of expertise" or "an area of specialization".
Prerequisite: T7113 Advanced Clinical Practice in a Field of Practice.
T7113 Advanced Clinical Practice in a Field of Practice three credits.
You can also choose a field of practice in Health, Mental Health and Disabilities, or Family, Youth and Children's Services.
Innovations and new ideas have at times been rejected because of the prevailing attitudes of an era, a culture, or a field of practice.
As a field of practice dating back only about five years, it too is constrained by tools that while insightful, lack standardization, validation and verification.
Academic development and quality in higher education as a field of practice and scholarship, is increasingly becoming a prominent feature of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs).
Figure 1 shows how the intersection of these axes ends up structuring a field of practices put into act by individuals or groups and subdivided this field into four quadrants.
Lower technology and lower cost Developing World medical practice should be recognized and fostered as a field of medical practice, teaching, and research.
In the 21st century, it is vital that global health, as a field of research, practice and education, does not make the mistake of viewing technical interventions as magic bullets to improve the lives of people across the world.
A PhD in Social Work candidate will complete approximately two years of full-time coursework, master content in a social work method, a related behavioral or social science, and a substantive field of practice, and prepare and defend a dissertation.
Nakamori will make a case for the emergence of a shared field of practice between art and photography, and for the critical role that photography played in the emergence and development of conceptualism in the 1970s Japan, paralleling and sometimes preceding the global evolution of diverse conceptual practices.
