A pilot study in one practice on 500 patients was carried out to test the feasibility of sampling and testing of the questionnaire methods.
For example, receptionists in one practice talked of being "on the computer" - which (in that setting) meant issuing repeat prescriptions.
Practice 3: Nurse Triage, Nurse In contrast to the consequences of under-resourcing nurse triage, the introduction of GP triage had a different impact on the nursing role in one practice where the nurse practitioner had previously triaged patients face-to-face: I haven't liked it at all I have to say, and as it goes on and on and on, I'm liking it less and less and less.
The diverse dataset was designed to illuminate the relationships between nurse roles and the practice's physical and managerial structure, and perspectives of nurses, managers and GPs on nurse roles (Table 1). 1 Nurses in one practice had 3 hours of observation 2 Due to staffing turnover, the practice nurse involved in one change project had left at follow-up.
In one practice, for example, only 53 out of 187 adult patients on the register were eligible and only six of these (3% of those the register) agreed to participate.
The 6-item subgrouping tool was piloted in one practice, suggesting GPs found the tool easy to use, it added, on average, up to 2 minutes to the consultation.
In one practice, receiver Yatil Green attempted to catch a pass by fully extending himself.
In one practice, she covered the 1-2-1-1 1-2-1-1 1-2-1-1 1-2-1-1nd how trapake a charge.
But the draft dominoes fell and Accorsi sacrificed a fourth-round pick to move from 15th to 14th to pick Shockey, who awed veteran teammates in minicamps -- in one practice, he leapt over safety Shaun Williams to pluck a pass.
In one of the first practices of the former Philadelphia Coach Buddy Ryan in 1986, almost a dozen players were sent to the hospital -- in one practice -- with various heat-related illnesses.
In one practice, residents participated along with attending physicians.
