The phrase "allocated to practitioners" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where resources, responsibilities, or tasks are assigned to professionals in a specific field.
Example: "The funding for the new project has been allocated to practitioners who specialize in community health."
Alternatives: "designated for professionals" or "assigned to experts".
The district directors advocated that more funds be allocated to general practitioners, believing that they will be the dominant form of primary care in China.
Since Baltic States regained independence in 1990, the reform of the health care system took place in which new role and more responsibilities were allocated to general practitioners' in Lithuania.
It was reported that almost all of the PCT resource available to fund NHS primary care dentistry had already been allocated to individual practitioners' contracts as a consequence of the decision to remunerate NHS dentists on their activity during the defined 'test' period.
The lowest number of clients allocated to a practitioner was 4, and the highest 162.
In primary care, each student is allocated to one general practitioner, and in the smaller hospitals, limited groups of students (5 10 students per group) enter the different departments.
Patients are allocated to students by general practitioners who work as tutors in Glasgow University Medical School.
C reactive protein was measured in all 227 patients recruited by general practitioners allocated to point of care testing (range <8-225 <8-225
Strikingly, based on this trial and on the non-inclusion analysis, women were more likely to be enrolled by general practitioners allocated to the training in enhanced communication skills group, shedding interesting light on this sex issue, as most people consulting for lower respiratory tract infection in primary care are female.
Acknowledging the unmet need for primary health care among patients with schizophrenia, several approaches have been proposed to fill the gap; an expanded role for the psychiatrist, an integrative care model with a general practitioner allocated to supported housings or care coordination providing contact to primary care.
Invariance across key groups (age, gender, joint affected, previous experience of acupuncture, which practitioner they were allocated to, and treatment allocation) was examined using an analysis of variance of the residuals where the group is the main effect.
