Robert says that his wife is confronted with the challenge of practicing in a building that houses hundreds of other dentists that have more established practices.
The challenge of practicing safely with the avoidance of complications or harm is perhaps only heightened in the context of modern medical settings such as the haemodialysis unit where complex interventions and treatment are routine.
I feel that much of the heat and rancour generated by the debate on research into perinatal transmission of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa also arose because of a failure to recognize the close links between human rights, gender equity, and the challenge of practicing ethical and 'just' health care in an unjust world.
Training in positioning, QC, image quality evaluation, optimization of breast compression, multiprofessional teamwork, client/radiographer communication, and the patient-centred approach are necessary to meet the challenges of practice identified in the studies analysed in this review.
The faculties of three schools of nursing involved in a collaborative family nurse practitioner (FNP) program designed a study to address issues involved in preparing the nurse practitioner for the challenges of practice management in the clinical environment.
Hence AR is a method by which the ongoing challenges of practice can be addressed through systematic data gathering and analysis of that practice.
The motto of medical education is to prepare physicians to meet the challenges of practice by fulfilling their roles of clinicians, educators and clinical researchers.
The purpose of undergraduate educational programmes in occupational therapy is to produce competent entry-level therapists who are able to master the challenges of practice (Dancza et al., 2013; Koski, Simon & Dooley, 2013; Richard, 2008).
It appeared that some OTs and PTs sought the challenge of rural practice but also left because of the challenge.
