The core participatory design group consisted of practitioners, researchers, and engineers.
There is a range of practice types, from large group practices consisting of practitioners from different disciplines that serve as a multidisciplinary CAM practice accommodating a high volume of patients each day, to the single practitioner office that sees only a handful of patients each day.
The photographic research methods used, which were adapted from previous work in ecological restoration 27 and health systems research 19 32 consisted of practitioner-led audio-taped photo walkabouts with photo narration and communal photo elicitation forums.
This team consists of pharmacy practitioners (pharmacy technicians, who completed additional training for ward-based pharmacy interventions) and hospital pharmacists.
In addition there is a "no specialty" category, which mainly consists of general practitioners who are not certified specialists in family medicine.
At the sub-district level, healthcare staff mainly consists of nurse practitioners, public health officers and public health technical officers who work at Sub-district Health PreviouslyHospitals (SHPH) (Previously called Health Centers).
The group of primary care physicians (PCPs) consists of general practitioners (GPs), all pediatricians and those internists opting to work as a PCP at the moment of opening their practice.
The ambulatory care sector consists of general practitioners and general internists acting as primary care physicians (PCPs) and an equal number of specialists solely operating outside the hospital setting, mainly in solo- or small group-practices.
The final group of workers identified as requiring attention consists of general practitioners, who experienced the highest stress according to all five work stress subscales and reported the highest career development motivation.
According to him, to be able to talk about a new paradigm, it has to be accepted and supported by a scientific community, which consists of a practitioner of a scientific specialty (Kuhn 1974).
