Sentence examples for a registered practitioner from inspiring English sources

12 For the purposes of this paper we have adopted the International Council for Nurses definition of AP, 13 who is a registered practitioner that Has acquired the expert knowledge base, complex decision-making skills and clinical competencies for expanded practice, the characteristics of which are shaped by the context and/or country in which s/he is credentialed to practice.

Invitations were sent out to all CAM practitioners and allied health care professionals listed in a database of all registered practitioners that we developed by interrogating the West Midlands regional directory and relevant professional associations.

In addition, the age profile of participants in the survey was almost identical to that of all CM registrants, there being, 24.7% and 23.6% aged 18 – 34, 61.4% and 60.3% aged 35 – 64, and 13.9% and 16.1% aged over 64, survey participants and all registered practitioners, respectively (p > 0.05).

Claiming to be a registered health practitioner when not registered, and claiming that another person is a registered health practitioner when they are not, are both offences under national law.

All deaths in NSW are certified as to cause and date by a registered medical practitioner and the certificate registered by the NSW Registry of Births, Death and Marriages (RBDM).

"It is the fact that it is the conduct of a registered medical practitioner.

Australia's health regulator is prosecuting a cosmetic surgeon, Cynthia Weinstein, for allegedly claiming to be a registered medical practitioner and for illegally possessing a poison.

Loving husband of 50 years to Margaret, wonderful father of Catherine, a New York State Assemblywoman, Margaret, a registered nurse practitioner, and Philip, a retired NYC detective.

Taking into account the facts found proved against you including inappropriate and irresponsible behaviour and an abuse of your professional position, the Committee consider your conduct amounts to a serious departure from the standards expected from a registered medical practitioner.

He will also have to refer patients interested in suicide to a registered health practitioner or to a local mental health service, and can only practise under indirect supervision for the next two-years.

The charges, including 14 counts of claiming to be a registered medical practitioner, and one count of possessing a poison only allowed to be prescribed by doctors, will be heard in the Melbourne magistrates court on Wednesday.