Sentence examples for expanded practice from inspiring English sources
Those tickets managed only to recoup half of the more than $2 million it cost to hold training camp at their expanded practice facilities.
The expanded practice of detaining undocumented immigrant families has come under increasing pressure from Democrats and human rights advocates, who say that the physical and mental health of women and children could be damaged by keeping them in such facilities.
Jones [ 34] suggests that unclear role expectations underlie some healthcare providers' negative attitudes toward expanded practice roles.
Providing well-defined goals and expectations for expanded practice roles would provide greater recognition for those practicing in these roles [ 35].
The ICN defines an APN as a registered nurse who has acquired the expert knowledge base, complex decision-making skills and clinical competencies for expanded practice [ 12].
An NP is a registered nurse who has acquired (at masters level) the expert knowledge base, complex decision-making skills and clinical competencies for expanded practice.
The latter game was regarded as Dartmouth's most significant game of the season by eastern sportswriters, since Williams had hired two new coaches and expanded practices in order to win the conference in 1898.
Besides throwing out challenges to stimulate feminist anthropology, Ms. Ortner is also credited with expanding "practice theory," an approach that synthesized competing views in anthropology and sociology.
The two discussed the expanding practice of telework -- the government's term for employees who log in from home and work with their laptops and BlackBerrys -- of which Mr. Berry is particularly proud.
In NW Patagonia, forestry with rapid growing species is an expanding practice, especially in the semi-arid steppe.
The expanding practice of live-tree retention on clear-cuts represents a model case for conservation planning, because the high mortality of those trees requires balancing conflicting management goals in unpredictable conditions over long time frames.
