Sentence examples for cooperation with practitioners from inspiring English sources

In the conflict between the ACTUAL-TARGET comparison, the interventions needed for the innovation-oriented development from the ACTUAL status to the TARGET status are analysed action-theoretically and defined and planned in close cooperation with practitioners ("implementation planning").

In order to link scientific knowledge to the real needs of the Industry, the SoftCoDeR approach allowed researchers to work closely in cooperation with practitioners of the software development area.

The results produced in close cooperation with practitioners would have a greater chance (though, naturally, no guarantee) of being perceived and implemented by politicians something that has often been deplored by representatives of the Office of Technology Assessment at the German Bundestag (TAB) [58].

The Preschool Curriculum Framework is a result of cooperation with practitioners; the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, the Institute for the Improvement of Education UNICEFF and the Institute of the Pedagogy and Andragogy of the Faculty of Philosophy of Belgrade University.

The score on this factor is therefore between −9 and 18. Questions in this part of the survey refer to: cooperation with general practitioners and nursing homes, good coordination with general practitioners, slow and arrogant medical specialists.

Clinical follow-up was performed in cooperation with general practitioners.

Access to computerised records of general practices was obtained through close cooperation with general practitioners and practice managers.

We wanted to identify and describe hospital consultants' reflections on and attitudes to the referral process and cooperation with general practitioners (GPs).

One could speculate that both hospitals and health authorities have changed a former hostility towards CAM to acknowledging its existence and even establishing cooperation with CAM practitioners, with or without a health care background, at the hospitals.

Ratten and McDonald [ 66] monitored perinatal outcomes for low-risk pregnancies at a public hospital-based ANC programme in Australia where ANC was provided by hospital doctors in cooperation with local practitioners.

The case manager is involved in identifying at risk patients in the hospital, coordinating the individual's care plan, coordinating follow up health care for a patient after discharge (e.g. in cooperation with general practitioner, home care or other first line care providers) and aims to support and motivate the patient in treatment adherence.