For example, nurses reported they were more likely to counsel patients during blood pressure visits when they had dedicated time for lifestyle counseling.
Few researchers [ 6, 7] have dedicated time for the development of instruments targeted to this group of individuals, which, unfortunately, is still very common in Brazil.
The first behavioural support session will be provided at recruitment by a research midwife who has been trained in smoking cessation methods in accordance with national standards [ 30] and who has dedicated time for this task.
Examples of factors considered to be motivational included having dedicated time at work for knowledge development, peer support, and informal and formal knowledge sharing.
Recognize reviewers who have dedicated time to review for your journal.
(DEMT) "We divide all trainees and non-trainees amongst the consultants so we have dedicated time in our admin time for feedback we discuss them at a senior meeting and it is then feedback to staff, mid term and end of term assessment, as the DEMT I do all of the people on the training scheme".
In addition to his focus on geospatial research and consultancy, he has dedicated time to teaching practical machine learning for geospatial analysis and modelling.
The need for educators to have dedicated time freed from their regular duties.
At the start of our study, each endoscopic procedure had dedicated time slots so we could analyze the access times for each type separately.
This may seem counter-intuitive, as one would assume that the non-MD's might have a higher h-index, as they conceivably could have more dedicated time for research.
Of most concern is the major proportion of respondents reporting that they have insufficient dedicated time for clinical teaching due to competing clinical service pressures and/or other responsibilities, raising the question of whether this has a significant detrimental influence on the outcomes of training for students and trainees.
