➢ Be of interest and a resource to researchers, teacher educators, policy, and curriculum developers and analysts and the broad range of practitioners in mathematics and education.
Patients instead must turn to a broad range of practitioners with limited, if any, medical training, many of whom do not provide evidence-based treatment services.
Third, PP participants included drug and alcohol workers but did not include a broader range of primary care practitioners such as general practitioners or community nurses.
These dimensions encapsulate the types of evidence studies might provide which could inform improved decision-making (Sidebottom et al. 2017) and were designed to give consideration to a broader range of issues, pertinent to crime prevention practitioners and policymakers (Johnson et al. 2015).
Even if integrated assessment has been called for by some policy makers (see European Commission 2010), this has not reflected an unequivocal call from a broad range of assessment practitioners.
Rural health practitioners provide a broader range of services to smaller populations scattered over wider areas or more difficult terrain than their urban counterparts.
There is an acknowledgement in the document that a broader range of research activities should be encompassed and that practitioner research should be encouraged.
However, this finding is true for a medical intervention that is typically cared for by specialists and not general practitioners, who deal with a broader range of patients and diseases.
In general, the drugs prescribed by medical students and general practitioners were similar, whereas clinical specialists prescribed relatively more potent drugs out of a broader range of drug classes.
Computers allow musicians to produce a broader range of sounds.
