Sentence examples for investigated practitioners from inspiring English sources

21 49 In line with our previous findings from the wider CONNECT study, which investigated practitioners' views on deferred consent in this setting, 25 the timing of the recruitment discussion may impact on parental responses to the method of consent.

This study aims to address this gap in knowledge by investigating practitioners' clinical reasoning when designing individualised herbal prescriptions.

Many papers investigating practitioners' experiences with multimorbidity management, however, had a focus on the challenges they faced in the care of patients with multimorbidity, and not on their experiences with or solutions for handling guidelines in these patients.

This study investigated physiotherapy practitioners' (PPs) and managers' (PMs) views, experiences and perceptions of barriers and enablers for using classification systems (CSs) to better target treatment for NSLBP in the NHS primary care setting.

The current study investigated general practitioners' experiences with providing care to refugees with mental health problems.

The study investigated general practitioners' opinions as to whether hypnotherapy should be provided by Primary Care Trusts, or provided privately.

We also investigated healthcare practitioners' judgments of the usefulness of a sequential flow diagram and a hierarchical task analysis for a range of different tasks.

It is showed that about half of the investigated general practitioners (GP's) were not satisfied with their work [ 18- 22] due to high job requirements.

This study investigated general practitioners' needs for continuing education and knowledge of hypertension prevention, which are closely associated with their understanding and use of the national hypertension prevention and control guidelines.

We examined the process for managing patients using anti-coagulation medications in a CBAC clinic and investigated whether practitioners identified the same safety concerns on a sequential flow map and a hierarchical task analysis diagram.

The third area investigated whether practitioners and healthcare workers could provide the active support and guidance as recommended by NICE (2009) and Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) (2010) for users of cCBT.