Therefore, there is potential to conduct research into what support PCPs envisage as being helpful, their perceptions and expectations around their relationship with secondary care, and what they feel they would need in order to feel confident about detecting and managing dementia.
However, to further understand the problems in recruiting new GPs, it would be helpful to explore perceptions of the professional role of GPs by GPs themselves and others in the medical profession.
However, this may not be helpful, for in art perception is always used for something beyond itself.
As Jemielniak explained, understanding how lawyers interpret copyright and digital piracy offers helpful insight into how perceptions of these issues are constructed within the broader culture.
to explore Traveller women's experiences of maternity care so that their needs might be identified and perceptions of helpful responses elicited.
These perceptions are helpful in explaining why entrepreneurs start new businesses.
Therefore, it is helpful to understand their perceptions and acknowledge the repercussions, regardless of their veracity as judged by another.
In future research, it might be helpful to add an effort perception scale to measure the perceived intensity of the protocols.
Eight surgeons noted their perception that the helpful aspects of chiropractic care could largely be provided by other therapists: " All chiropractic care could be better managed by physiotherapy and occupational therapy", " Manipulative therapy is not the exclusive domain of chiropractors.
11 Although there were mixed views expressed, most thought the inclusion of other participants' experiences was a helpful addition as the general perception was that people are often interested in what their peers have done and that this could help to normalise trial participation.
Technical problems contributed to the problems but the low uptake was mainly explained by clinicians' limited understanding of how patient DESIs could be helpful in clinical pathways, their perception that 'shared decision-making' was already commonplace and that, in their view, some patients are resistant to being involved in treatment decisions.
