Sentence examples for constraints of practice from inspiring English sources

In this article, we summarize recent developments in understanding how athletes maximize practice including (a) antecedents of practice involvement, (b) environmental constraints of practice involvement, (c) the value of diversification for athlete development, (d) and methodological advancements in this area.

4 In analysing the TTP in the USA, errors have been attributed to a number of social and organisational factors at practice level, these include documentation errors, delays in responding to clinical information, difficulties in contacting patients, time constraints of practice staff and forgetfulness.

In the major theme of work-life balance, work-life conflict received the most responses, and in the major theme of external constraints on practice of medicine, lack of resources (human and material) and restrictions to autonomy received the most responses.

Physical size constraints of practices have been reported to impact on the number of nurses employed in general practices and on the PHC nurses' role [ 4].

In this study, rationing of nursing care appears as an organisational difficulty, associated with the way nurses perceive environmental constraints of practicing their profession and it is linked with patient outcomes such as patient satisfaction from nursing care.

The devil (the risk of accountability and blame) therefore lies in the dynamic detail of what represents current 'acceptable practice' in the form of the ways and means by which legal duties can actually be fulfilled by duty holders to the required legal standard within the time and resource constraints of dynamic practice.

Family physicians play a central role in screening and are limited by the time constraints of clinical practice.

General practitioners have supported the promotion of EBM [ 6, 7], but have identified the challenges inherent in applying EBM approaches within the constraints of everyday practice.

Therefore, much more attention needs to be focused on patient expectations and perceptions of illness and the constraints of medical practice (39).

However, because of the time and cost constraints of clinical practice, the scale may need to be shorter than one which can be used in research settings.

The patient aid was designed to support family physicians in their goal to increase their patient's colorectal cancer screening rates while addressing the constraints of clinical practice.