Sentence examples for by a practice based from inspiring English sources

16 Compliance with quality indicators from the assessing care of vulnerable elders study has been associated with longer survival, 23 quality of care for targeted conditions can be improved by a practice based intervention, 24 25 and improvements in indicator scores from the assessing care of vulnerable elders study are associated with decreases in healthcare utilisation in older adults.

At least 48 hours after and within 10 working days of registering their interest, patients will be telephoned by the trial nurse (this is a practice based nurse trained to recruit and consent patients) to explain the study and check whether they still wish to participate.

The SPILI III project is a general practice based study characterized by a high level of sample 'compactness' in terms of religious doctrine and ethnicity, a feature which may empower our initial hypothesis.

It may also provide useful estimates of smoking prevalence in local areas by aggregating practice based data.

In the UK asthma is predominately managed in primary care where it is usually provided by practice based nurses than by GPs.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) guidelines published by the European Resuscitation Council are intended to improve survival of cardiac arrest by implementing medical practice based on scientific findings.

Practice based commissioning and payment by results might provide the incentives to redesign care at the interface, and set up the kind of low intensity shared care described by the two practice based community psychiatric nurses in our case studies.

But, they possessed a good knowledge on factors related to pressure ulcer formation (M = 71.9, SD = 25.2), benefit of nutrition to maintain healthy skin (M = 69.9, SD = 29.1) and importance of staff training (M = 60.7, SD = 34.2) (Table  3).> By using 22 practice based questions, the mean practice score of the respondents was found to be 12.16 (SD = 9.75) (Table  4).

Two researchers (PH, KM) assessed the content of the referral letters for "quality" using two methods: Assessing the presence or absence of four items of information that had been agreed and implemented by the local Practice Based Commissioning board to monitor referral letter quality prior to the introduction of the RMC.

This interpersonal relationship developed between the nurse and the patient is considered by the students as a "role model" practice based on which their caring should be based on.

20 General practitioners were given guidance on how to use the test results within the consultation during a 30 minute practice based training session delivered by the study team.