The phrase "attitudes of practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the mindset or approach individuals or groups take towards a particular practice or activity.
Example: "The attitudes of practice among the team members significantly influenced the project's outcome."
Alternatives: "mindsets towards practice" or "approaches to practice".
These observations might be interpreted as indicative of a delay of starting strong opioids influenced by attitudes of practice and setting of care.
NPT provided a useful framework to help us to examine attitudes of practice staff to a predictive risk tool at the point of its introduction.
Finally to prevent potential contamination from attitudes of practice clinical staff we have undertaken cluster randomisation at the level of the practice.
Attitudes of practice nurses to CFS/ME are unknown, but there is evidence amongst GPs/FPs of scepticism towards CFS/ME patients [ 11, 12] who, unsurprisingly therefore, are generally dissatisfied with the medical care they receive [ 13].
This is the first study to report on the attitudes of practice nurses towards CFS/ME and their views highlight the potential barriers to the development of this role with this patient group.
It is likely that these other factors are linked to the values of the organisation and the attitudes of practice managers, clinical staff and the wider primary care team and are more likely to be amenable to exploration through qualitative studies.
This might influence the professional attitudes of practicing paramedics by making them feel pressure to transport and over triage patients because of the transport incentives.
Despite the growing literature on the oral-systemic connection, little is known about the knowledge and attitudes of practicing dentists about the connection, their information needs on this topic and if research findings guide their practice behaviors.
The impact of attitudes on practice has previously been demonstrated in physiotherapists [ 4] and family physicians [ 5].
The pilot study also addressed the experiences and attitudes of the practice staff.
Informed by this, we explored attitudes of general practice staff before they began to pilot the Prism tool.
