Sentence examples for clinicians contexts from inspiring English sources

Clinicians identified several elements related to building up confidence on tool-promoters:  The perceived clarity on the objectives sought by the organisation when introducing changes in clinicians' contexts of practice.

The gradual introduction of innovations, as to have them tested in different contexts and realities within the healthcare system, and to be able to adequately tackle any potential difficulties arising in the implementation process:  The perceived clarity on the objectives sought by the organisation when introducing changes in clinicians' contexts of practice.

Qualitative methods are based on an ontological understanding of human realities as complex and plural, which stays in line with basic assumptions of this project: the complexity and plurality of clinicians' contexts and practices, and thus, perceptions and opinions regarding the PRS tool being implemented.

During the workshop, information about the prevalence of chronic LBP was presented to provide the clinicians with context for the trial.

Performance of the exercise ECG gave the clinicians a context within which to recommend increase in exercise, change in diet and smoking cessation.

Had we broadened our sample to include other clinicians and clinical contexts, we might have identified additional practices.

Nonetheless, if the bias found in this study is generalizable to broader contexts, clinicians and policy makers should be made aware of its influence on proxy HRQoL assessments.

In this changing context, clinicians' beliefs regarding the results of ICU management of patients with cancer must be appraised.

Background context: Clinicians have long hypothesized that gender may be a risk factor in treatment outcomes of patients with chronic disability associated with musculoskeletal disorders.

New body sensors that capture continuous physiological data streams during daily routines as opposed to discrete data captured at isolated moments in time will provide clinicians with greater context and enable them to diagnose based on robust evidence.

Recognizing the importance of culture, DSM-5 now includes a discussion of cultural concepts of mental disorders as well as a Cultural Formulation Interview to help clinicians explore the context of mental health symptoms and disorders.