Sentence examples for for practice from from inspiring English sources
PRACTICE AND SERVICE The organ in the cathedral is available for practice from 7 to 8 a.m.
The aim of the aspect of the study reported in this article was to determine the relationship between the location of clinical placements and competence and preparedness for practice from the perspective of the nursing students.
The implications for practice from the study are the need for greater awareness among clinicians regarding depression in PD, its early detection and the need for intervention.
11 of the 12 high quality reviews fell across prevention of anaemia in the antenatal period and thus the findings and recommendations for practice from these reviews would be deemed to be more robust.
In fact, the greatest implication for practice from this study is for nurses to be aware of the need, during their interactions with patients, to validate the effect their intended caring has upon patients.
In spite of the increasing significance of genetics in ensuring a preparedness for practice from a contemporary evidence base [ 31], a generalist philosophy in undergraduate nursing curricula combined with a low number of specialist nurse geneticists in Australia may contribute to the low ranking of this category.
We obtained information on clinical indicators and incentive payments for practices from the GMS contract documentation.
We modified the randomisation procedure for practices from these sites to reduce administration and expedite recruitment.
We anticipate that practice recruitment to research will become more, not less, difficult in the medium term due to increasing work pressures, shortage of GPs and other primary care staff and competition for practice involvement from other initiatives and programs.
There is a vast range of evidence for magical practice, from amulets to elaborate texts.
The causes of this are many, including lack of support for clinical practice from the HEI, emphasis on research activities, difficulties when the teaching team is understaffed and occasionally problems, negotiating access to the NHS via honorary contracts.
