Sentence examples for eligibility practice from inspiring English sources

This highlights an important difference between length of IV therapy, LOS, and IV-to-oral antibiotic switch outcomes versus ES and ED eligibility: practice patterns reflect what actually happened, while ES and ED eligibility suggest hypothetical opportunities for improving care.

The rather broad range of skills is probably inevitable when the end product of nursing eligibility to practice programmes in Australia is a graduate who is eligible to practice in a wide range of clinical settings.

Eligibility to practice is not based on educational degree, but rather on being registered to practice within one of the 13 jurisdictions.

Over 1300 skills were identified as being taught in nursing eligibility to practice preparation programmes across Australia.

Ethical guidance was ineffective in preventing mass registration for eligibility to practice in the United Kingdom by doctors trained in resource-poor countries between 2001 and 2004, because of competing policy priorities.

Initially 31 of the possible 39 universities responded to the initial written request to Heads of Schools for information relating to skills taught in eligibility to practice programmes in Australia.

Practice eligibility is i) employment of a practice nurse who has undertaken post-registration diabetes care training and ii) use of a laboratory in which HbA1c ranges and assays are DCCT aligned [ 27] determined and stable.

191 practices assessed for eligibility, and 49 practices randomised and completed the study.

This paper provides a brief overview of the different eligibility-related practices with a special focus on children with disabilities.

This paper will provide a short overview of the different eligibility-related practices with a special focus on children with disabilities.

Patients from general medical practices and general hospitals were screened for eligibility by general practice personnel or liaison nurses on site and subjects of the general population by study personnel via telephone.