Sentence examples for incompetent practitioners from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to identify errors or incompetent practitioners, and harder still to drum them out of the health service.

Most anybody can hang out a shingle claiming to be a coach, with the result that some incompetent practitioners tarnish the profession's reputation.

In the developing world, nearly seven million women are treated each year for complications from trying to end a pregnancy unsafely — with herbs or sticks or turpentine or bleach, or punches to the stomach, or in unsterile procedures carried out by incompetent practitioners.

Critics across the ideological spectrum argue that occupational licensing regimes do little to protect consumers from incompetent practitioners and instead raise costs for consumers by stifling competition and imposing barriers to entry.

I believe that a total ban of the procedure is ineffective, and may lead individuals to look for illegal and often incompetent practitioners, thus exposing their daughters to possible catastrophes.

The most basic aims of a health regulatory system concern the protection of the population against generally-recognised and high-level risks, for example dangerous and/or ineffective medicines, harmful practices by incompetent practitioners, the control of epidemics, and exposure to addictive drugs.

This is, of course, why incompetent medical practitioners should be excluded from the execution process; but the state of Oklahoma instead hired clinical clowns who repeatedly and unsuccessfully stabbed and needled Lockett, failed to acknowledge or recognize that they were unable to achieve intravenous access and nonetheless proceeded to inject the drugs into him.

We are not saying that unregulated practitioners, per se, are incompetent but note there is no easy way to determine their status, experience or competence by reference to recognised objective independent standards.

We used this case because a review of the literature showed that it has certain key elements that are likely to provoke dilemma or controversy among healthcare practitioners: the patient is incompetent, there are questions about whether or not to opt for terminal care, and disagreements easily arise among the interested parties [ 16, 17].

Of course, some are incompetent- every profession has its great practitioners, its boobs, and the full spectrum in between.

Incompetence is sin, & incompetent deception is unpardonable.