Sentence examples for discussions with practitioners from inspiring English sources

Discussions with practitioners provide a sense of how competences have been defined and developed and how individual careers unfold.

In a more conceptual language, it can be referred to as a channel relationship using transaction cost theory (Coase, 1937; Williamson, 1979, 1981); because the framework will be used to structure discussions with practitioners, the straightforward term transfer-the-problem is used.

Ethical diaries could be useful for education and discussions with practitioners.

As parents may struggle to voice their concerns in recruitment discussions with practitioners, 51 these qualitative findings will be used to inform EcLiPSE recruiter training.

Discussions with practitioners, at the time of the baseline data workshop and presentation revealed inconsistent use of codes, others using high level non-specific codes (e.g. family history of cancer) rather than disease specific codes.

As practitioners inexperienced in deferred consent may be apprehensive about discussing this method with parents, 22 and parents may react negatively or struggle to voice their concerns in recruitment discussions with practitioners, 46 CONNECT findings should be fed into practitioner training for future critical care trials that use deferred consent.

Interviews with parents took between 40 and 90 min, focus groups discussion with practitioners took approximately 90 min.

The intervention in this study has been developed and tested through many years of research and in discussion with practitioners.

This consultation was carried out via individual and group discussion with practitioners, patient and the public representatives, commissioners (individuals who have responsibility for purchasing services), and by circulating the model to experts in the field.

Researchers may need to initiate discussions with AT practitioners until health is formally included in the planning process as the first step in understanding data needs and identifying mutual research interests.

As part of their ongoing treatment, these teens must also have periodic physical examinations and engage in intensely private discussions with medical practitioners who may in fact be the most caring and dedicated providers but nevertheless remain unfamiliar adults.