Critical information flow between different practitioners, settings and systems of care is essential to high quality care.
Our clinical data showed very high consistency between different practitioners performing the blastocyst biopsy procedure in terms of ongoing implantation rates, biochemical pregnancy losses and miscarriage rates, suggesting that the different embryologists had no impact at all on the reproductive potential of the embryos.
Although the percentage of people who were initially enrolled at primary care centers varied markedly between different practitioners depending on their willingness to recruit actively, the advertisements referred all volunteers to their primary care physician or nurse in the public sector to obtain physician approval.
In relation to ISODs, limited work in the area suggests that the relative influence of a range of factors (oral, medical and personal) on decision-making appears to vary greatly between different practitioner groups [ 15]; this requires further investigation.
Comparable studies are difficult to find, as most workforce studies explore the relationship between two different practitioners rather than multidisciplinary arrangements.
It should be noted that in Barbados patients not infrequently move between different private practitioners, between the private and public sectors, and between levels of care without referral or an adequate transfer of information.
However, no differences were recorded between different biopsy practitioners regarding cellularity of the biopsy.
Results showed a wide variation in statin therapy initiation rates between different general practitioner (GP) practices and some differences between initiation rates in different geographical areas/countries.
Logistic regression analysis adjusted for confounding factors showed no differences in the diagnosis rate and in the concurrence of the genetic analysis between different biopsy practitioners.
Next, we compared clinical outcomes of single FEET cycles between different biopsy practitioners to investigate the clinical reproducibility of the procedure.
