Sentence examples for combination of practitioners from inspiring English sources
Table 4 reports the patterns of women with pregnancy-related health condition consulting with any practitioner from a conventional maternity or CAM professional group, or a combination of practitioners from each group.
Our previous research found that HKC delivery is hampered by a combination of practitioner, environmental and system barriers that combine to reduce motivation [ 7].
Participatory epidemiology (PE) is an evolving branch of veterinary epidemiology which uses a combination of practitioner communication skills and participatory methods to improve the involvement of animal keepers in the analysis of animal disease problems, and the design, implementation and evaluation of disease control programmes and policies.
*Health care professionals are divided into general practitioners (GP), or any combination of general practitioners, allied health professionals, and alternative therapists.
But just about everything up to that point can be treated by a combination of local practitioners and remote doctors connected by a satellite link.
The Prevention Facilitator intervention had both higher costs and lower effectiveness relative to the combination of Prevention Practitioner and control groups, suggesting it was not efficient.
The interventions included combinations of different practitioners and therapies that were deemed appropriate to the condition being treated.
If it's to pick apart and improve methods and findings, then it has to be at first draft stage, and with the right combination of academics and practitioners in the room.
Other options are GPs working in the ED, or the combination of emergency nurse practitioners (ENPs) with emergency physicians.
Other studies have shown that the combination of multiple care practitioners, as well as multiple medicines affect the wellbeing of people with chronic conditions [ 27, 28].
In 2009 about 94.5%% of the pregnancies in Belgium were followed by an obstetrician/gynaecologist (OB/GYN) while 4.5%% were seen by a combination of a general practitioner and OB/GYN [ 10, 16].
