Objectives: The objectives of this study were 1) to draw on practitioners' current practice and perspectives to understand and identify practice variation in intubation and 2) to develop an explanatory theoretical model that demonstrates the relationship of various factors contributing to practice variance.
The case studies draw upon practitioner perspectives and previous policy and economic analysis in two regions where shared political economic and physical conditions lend a strong analytical basis for comparison.
I believe we've come a long way since the 1980s, but I'm not sure that our analysis of racism and health, or social justice and health, has grown more sophisticated, drawn more practitioners, or explicitly influenced much policy.
Each year the accreditation workshop at the ISQua international quality conference draws together practitioners and researchers from around the world to consider current developments and challenges associated with healthcare accreditation programs [ 43].
If the center had "a functioning Catholic pastoral staff," he added, it might "draw its own practitioners over time, so that a new kind of Catholic parish might arise there".
With its increasing significance, the problem of allocating a set of customers to multiple warehouses has begun to draw attention from practitioners and academicians alike.
Practitioners draw inspiration from many important historical philosophers, including Plato (Zagzebski 1996, 139), Aristotle (Greco 2002, 311; Sosa 2009, 187; Zagzebski 1996, passim), Aquinas Robertss and Wood 2007, 69 70; Zagzebski 1996, passim), Descartes (Sosa 2007, ch. 6), Kierkegaard (Roberts and Wood 2007, 29 30) and Peirce (Hookway 2000).
Practitioners draw blood from a patient, spin it in a centrifuge to separate the platelets and then inject the platelets into the face.
Practitioners draw on a range of 'non-medical' factors in making decisions about how to treat their patients [ 5, 11].
