Guyatt emphasizes that E.B.M. gives the individual practitioner the tools to defend iconoclastic practice with data.
Kenny sees E.B.M. as a threat to the individual practitioner, another step toward the mechanization of medicine.
Ms. Warner is also correct that the effectiveness of this treatment very much depends on the individual practitioner.
It only demonstrates the need for the individual practitioner to maintain his or her focus on the patient's needs.
The literature (pdf) indicates that coaching can often be more formal, systematic and performance focused, and balances the needs of the organisation and the individual practitioner.
The 28percentt response rate is traded for the 31percentt response rate; differences in effectiveness that are too subtle to be noticed by an individual practitioner justify ongoing refinements in therapy.
The advantages of group medical service, with facilities and technical personnel beyond the means of an individual practitioner plus the benefit of group consultation, have encouraged the establishment of pay or private clinics.
"Each individual practitioner faces the moral dilemma of whether to work in immigration detention at all and effectively condone what amounts to torture, and if they do work there, they must decide for how long and to what extent they report on harms".
Cross-disciplinary partnerships really pose no threat to the individual practitioner or the midsize law firm.
Barriers to the implementation of research exist at many levels including the individual practitioner, the clinical team, the practice setting and wider organizational factors.
The individual practitioner of magic in a pre-literate society is not necessarily less rational than the individual scientist in modern Western society.
