"Now it is the information age, and that technology has brought out a whole new generation of practices".
We thus describe a new framework to support the generation of practice-based evidence of the impact of individually tailored generalist care.
Unless the Provisional IRA breaks with generations of practice and allows the surviving bombers to step into the spotlight, confess and face sentence, it is wholly unlikely that every question will be definitively answered.
So what if we supply consumers with an opportunity to buy hand-woven silk from a team of women in Varanasi, India that have mastered the craft over generations of practice?
That has never been my experience of the (now four generations of) practicing Catholics I have observed.
Under his direction, the department became a nationally respected center for comprehensive Ob/Gyn care, training generations of practicing and academic physicians.
In the past decade, ethics review boards have become a pivotal part in the participation of patients in efforts to maintain quality control, quality assurance, the generation of clinical practice guidelines and the development of better diagnostic kits.
More information is needed to help guide the generation of best practice recommendations for sample handling and the evaluation of the quality of genomic studies submitted to public databases to fulfill journal requirements and to regulatory agencies.
Early evaluation of an Australian obesity prevention network involving researchers at three universities and professionals at 78 community organizations found that the initiative resulted in the joint generation of best practice guidance and delivery of numerous professional development sessions [ 10].
Concerns have been expressed about the capacity of smaller health centres to respond to what might be perceived as expanding expectations on services and clinicians imposed by the generation of clinical practice guidelines.
They are gradually being regulated, but now there is yet another generation of risky practices.
