She seeks to elucidate the social and intellectual dynamics of these hierarchical yet close working relationships and the complex practices of assigning thanks, blame, and authorial credit in manuscript and in print.
In a series of publications, I have tried to develop models of "ways of knowing" and "ways of working" as elements, or ideal types, from which the complex practices of science, technology, and medicine may be said to be compounded.
In designing these experiences, we drew from Grossman and colleagues' analysis of "approximations of practice"—"opportunities to rehearse and develop discrete components of complex practices in settings of reduced complexity" (Grossman and McDonald 2008, p. 190).
Because this study analyzed a complex practice change, a series of hypothesis-generating secondary analyses were performed using multivariable logistic regression to examine the association of the three protocol elements with postoperative PONV and respiratory depression.
In spite of the importance of open education and elearning for the movement of educational technologies, digital scholarship is a far more complex practice, as the same authors of the mentioned perspective have pointed out.
Public health is a complex practice due to the requirements of different jurisdictions.
This trial is the first to evaluate the long-term effects of a complex practice nurse-based patient education program in comparison to a patient brochure only.
Based on these studies, our trial is the first to evaluate the long-term effects of a complex practice nurse-based patient education program in comparison to a patient brochure only.
For many years, the complex social practice of caste in the Indian subcontinent (and to a lesser degree, the South Asian Diaspora) has been the subject of activism and reform efforts.
In the past, the highly developed and complex religious practices of the Dayak peoples involved numerous local spirits and omen animals.
