Sentence examples for choice of practitioners from inspiring English sources

For example the key success factors identified by Kopansky-Giles et al. (2010) were: the importance of champions, laying groundwork, the organisational culture and the choice of practitioners; and the barriers in this inner-city setting were: funding, lack of awareness of the service and perceptions of risk [ 21].

Though this program imposes some financial limits, it appears to offer patients the choice of practitioner, minimal interference in appropriate treatments, access to medications and adequate privacy.

Clarence House said the prince had been echoing the concern of many practitioners and patients about the directive and had been seeking "an appropriate regulatory regime with the dual purpose of preserving choice of practitioner and product, while also maximising patient safety".

It is desirable to know what care nurses are accessing and what impact the choice of practitioner has on sick leave.

Moreover, anecdotal lay reports of effectiveness and the 'treatment experience' may be more influential than formal qualifications in guiding women's choice of practitioner for their back pain.

For example, an Australian study of people's reasons for having private medical insurance showed how 'public' reasons (waiting lists, choice of practitioner, quality of care, hotel services) were contradicted by people's actual personal experiences.

The women identified four predominant influences on their choice of practitioner for back pain: familiarity with treatment or experiences with individual practitioners; recommendations from social networks; geographical proximity of practitioners; and, qualifications and credentials of practitioners.

Thus, by engaging in research and attempting to assess a practitioner's qualifications or credentials, a patient may feel more secure that seeking treatment from their eventual choice of practitioner will be more worthwhile.

Drawing on 50 semi-structured interviews with women aged 60 65 years from the Australian Longitudinal Study on Women's Health (ALSWH) who have chronic back pain, we focus on the factors which influence their choice of practitioner.

Three fee tiers have been established: 1) basic bundle (5 visits with the patient's choice of CM practitioners, 2 visits with a health coach, and 2 groups or classes); 2) core (10 visits with the CM practitioners of choice, 4 health coach visits, and 4 groups or classes); and, 3) expanded (20 visits with CM practitioners, 8 visits with a health coach, and 8 groups or classes).

This would allow optimization of project elements and methods to support decisions of choice for practitioners.