Sentence examples for a recognised practice from inspiring English sources

A zone which is not necessarily an arena, but is rather a recognised practice which aims at the production of the exchange.

Applying less intensive BSC during active treatment is a recognised practice in Spain and is supported in the Spanish literature [ 19].

We performed a web-based survey using a tool developed via a systematic, step-wise process following recognised practice for questionnaire design.

It is recognised that optimising sedation practice is a recognised quality marker for intensive care treatment, and procedures designed to optimise patient sedation state, such as daily sedation breaks and more frequent monitoring, are key elements of recent quality improvement initiatives.

"By identifying useful information social media that is of significance to our practice with a recognised hashtag, we are able to easily move from browsing aunt Anne's holiday snaps or funny nursing memes to quality educational resources.

Family medicine (general practice) is not currently a recognised specialty in Malawi.

In practice, a patient with a recognised contraindication to a given treatment might adversely be prescribed that treatment, resulting in harm.

Our understanding of the factors which influence health professionals' behaviour is incomplete [ 19], and there is a recognised gap between evidence-based recommendations and practice [ 20].

Guideline development is a recognised and widely used mechanism to influence clinical practice.

This can maximise the exploration of different perspectives, which was pertinent here where differences in health professional and patient opinion is a recognised barrier to optimal uptake of self-management practices [ 31].

26 A pragmatic design is a recognised methodology for tackling questions on effectiveness in daily practice as opposed to efficacy in a "controlled" setting.