Sentence examples for guidebook professionals from inspiring English sources

The intervention was designed so that the guidebook could support consultations and be used by patients as a stand-alone resource, based on the WISE model, which emphasizes the provision of appropriate information for patients (in the form of a guidebook), professionals being responsive to patient need and context, and services that are readily available to patients [ 17].

The protocol is divided into two parts: i) a comprehensive guidebook for the professional, and ii) checklists for each patient.

The UNICEF Regional Director appreciated the positive action of Lebanon Country Office and acknowledged the significance of this guidebook in her professional and personal life.

The results are so clear-cut that Smits and a colleague have written a guidebook for mental health professionals with advice on how to actually prescribe exercise for patients.

Since then, the casual-chic food and bar scene in Williamsburg has become a magnet for young professionals and guidebook-toting tourists seeking the widely exported source of Brooklyn cool.

Unlike the recommendations found in professional guidebooks, Kamino instead offers what they call "urban hikes" — guides created by locals and plotted on a map that help to introduce visitors to the best their neighborhoods have to offer.

But the site's collection of content from professional guidebooks along with its partnership with the MairDumont Group (which Tripwolf says is the biggest European publisher of travel guides) may give it a leg up on other sites that are primarily user-generated.

An OA guidebook featuring a mixture of lay and professional information developed by professionals and lay people is useful and could effectively be used more widely in usual care.

The findings provide initial evidence that an OA guidebook featuring a mixture of lay and professional information developed by professionals and lay people is useful and could potentially be used more widely in usual care.

However, the face-to-face contact of health professionals and the health education guidebook are still recommended as additional effective communication channels, as these were welcomed by most of the women.

Therefore an 'OA guidebook' was developed using continuous input from patients and professionals to provide a balanced, user friendly information resource [ 26].