The recent substantial increase of the salary of civil servants including health workers is a positive development that can potentially reduce the economic need for health workers to work in multiple practices, but it has to be combined with other management reforms.
Others practiced at multiple locations: 19.9% of the practitioners worked in at least one solo practice and at least one group practice, 7.0% practiced in multiple group practices, and 4.5% practiced in multiple solo practices.
In addition, when necessary, we will account for practice nurses who work in multiple general practices by matching those practices in one block to ensure that practice nurses that work in different participating practices have a similar allocation in each practice.
Furthermore, because NPI only included one practice location for physicians, we were unable to include endocrinologists' multiple practice locations in our analysis.
This is evident by the inclusion of linezolid in multiple clinical practice guidelines.
Its efficacy for prophylaxis in neutropenic patients and the treatment of candidemia and other forms of invasive candidiasis is supported by evidence generated from comparative, randomized clinical trials, and it has been included in multiple clinical practice guidelines.
In skating terms the Pyeongchang Games aren't that far away, so Wagner is putting in long days of multiple practices followed by Pilates or yoga.
Participation in multiple prevention practices was more likely than participating in only one practice (40.7 % and 33.0 %, respectively), with the most commonly reported combination being wearing boots and restricting animal access to the garden (Fig. 3).
Although it is unrealistic to expect students to meaningfully participate in all of these practices during a single CURE, we propose that the opportunity to engage in multiple scientific practices (e.g., not only data collection) is a CURE hallmark.
Of the remaining regions, women in the North and the Atlantic provinces were more likely to engage in multiple risk practices than women in Quebec, but their odds were approximately half those of women from Ontario (OR 0.50, CI 0.44, 0.57 and OR 0.47, CI 0.44, 0.50 respectively).
