For COPD there were 8.6% more patients admitted in practices without practice nurses compared to those practices in the first quintile (< 3038 patients per practice nurse) and if all practices were performing to that level the overall number of non-elective admissions would drop by 4.1%.
Although it makes noises about ringfencing branches of foreign banks, it admits that "in practice" they would be granted waivers and "so would not incur any specific costs".
It is widely admitted in clinical practice that women feel uneasy about expectorating or eliminating sputum, or simply are unable to do so, but there is no published evidence.
But while PIs expressed the belief that good research leaders support the careers of their research staff, they admitted that, in practice, they're not very good at it themselves, Mellors-Bourne says.
Diamond maintains a law practice, admitted in Connecticut, Arizona and N.Y. and has considerable interest and expertise in Federal Indian law, including admission to practice in three tribal courts.
It is a demand that, as Hegelians are willing to admit, can in practice never be met but that, nonetheless, ceaselessly makes itself felt.
They strongly oppose the colonisation of the West Bank and admit that, in practice, Israel's treatment of its Arab citizens has fallen far short of the standard that should be demanded of a liberal democracy.
Green admits that in practice there may be blocks on this "development", but says that these are the result of non-capitalist practices.
Ms. Stewart is also a lawyer, having been admitted to practice in New York in 1984.
Rachel was then admitted to practice in Colorado in October, 2010.
