Sentence examples for effect on practitioner from inspiring English sources

Practice guidelines also have a limited effect on practitioner behaviour change even when the clinicians have been involved in their development [ 23, 24].

However, there is some evidence that local adaptation of national guidelines has no effect on practitioner behaviour [ 91], suggesting that relevance and ownership should be provided in some other way.

Lucid dreaming can have more than just a psychological effect on practitioners.

A win by the plaintiffs will undoubtedly have a chilling effect on practitioners of SOCE beyond the borders of New Jersey.

A 2001 Cochrane review [ 15] examined 10 randomized controlled trials (RCTs) for effects on practitioner intervention behavior and patient cessation outcomes.

We included randomized controlled trials that evaluated effects on practitioner performance or patient outcomes of handheld electronic medical records compared to either paper medical records or desktop electronic medical records.

It was made clear, in both the information sheet and verbally, that this was an intervention study looking at the effect of practitioner consulting style on their behaviour and lifestyle change.

The data were from a larger primary study that tested the effect of practitioner pain question phrasing on the amount of pain information described by older adults with osteoarthritis pain.

The effect on general practitioner workload was less dramatic, the weekly number of consultations for discrete pigmented lesions rising from 0.5 to 3. In materials sent to GPs, we recommended that patients with three or more of seven specified signs should be referred for specialist opinion.

CONCLUSION: Mailing of copies of the RCR guidelines had a small effect on general practitioners' use of X-ray investigations of uncertain clinical significance.

The results demonstrate that the educational intervention has had a positive effect on novice practitioners' decision making; novices who received the educational intervention were more able to detect cases of financial elder abuse, than those who simply practised making decisions on cases.