Practitioners now have a well-tested suite of methods to draw on during search and recovery operations, many of which have been developed from associated disciplines.
Empaths and their close cousins, intuitives, tend to draw on a similar client base to tarot readers, yoga instructors, crystal healers and reiki practitioners.
Christina Plafky, research fellow in evidence informed practice at Oxford University, says: "Often practitioners are working with quite complicated family situations, making it difficult to draw on research that can be directly applied during the intervention, assessment and decision-making process".
We will draw on the experiences of practitioners in these fields and students will be expected to carry out a pilot project accordingly.
Practitioners draw on a range of 'non-medical' factors in making decisions about how to treat their patients [ 5, 11].
Planning practitioners can draw on our results to set priorities for urban forestry and design guidelines that shape the spatial proportions of streetscapes and their success as spaces that feel safe and comfortable for human users.
Strategic IS researchers as well as crowdfunding practitioners can draw on our findings to systematically design, implement, and evaluate potential incentive systems that respond to reward-, recognition-, lobbying-, image- and liking-motives and thereby attract the crowd more effectively to invest in ventures presented on incentive-based crowdfunding systems.
Strong methodologies build confidence in research findings by providing evidence that HR practitioners can draw on to inform decision making (see Bainbridge, et al. 2016; Rynes & Bartunek, 2017).
This article illustrates more training for clinicians is required and demonstrates the need for a centralised system, which collates and stores information that medical practitioners can draw on when faced with a suspicious case.
