The results for the regionalization policy show that implementation of a measure to establish any kind of term of practice in a region is not preferred by health professionals.
Psychologists, for whom "self-esteem" is the term of practice, tend to regard the various dimensions of a person's sense of worth as subjective.
The government's inquiry includes a term of reference to consider whether "the practice of soliciting complaints" has an adverse impact on freedom of speech or constitutes an abuse of powers of the commission.
Yet eventually it could take recorded music into a new age in terms of practice as well as sound.
The two professional models showed a relative superiority in terms of practice environment but had score profiles lower than those seen in magnet hospitals, as measured in earlier studies [ 29].
In terms of practice, a number of policy tactics were identified which could increase the chances of acceptance and approval of policy proposals within the health system.
In terms of practice, not a single invalid dose was found after training, while 16.2%% of the investigated migrant children had invalid doses before training.
The innovation may be a barrier or an incentive, depending on its perceived advantages in terms of practice, feasibility, credibility, accessibility, and attractiveness [ 6].
"In terms of practice I'm a little bit shy on that front.
Transitions can, in terms of practice theories, be seen as a circumscribed process or as trajectories of change, within the time-space bound reproduction of social practices [37].
