This is significant, as in making this recommendation, the committee effectively privileged judgement of medical practice (in relation to biomedical, procedural norms) over a consideration of the processes involved in the construction of medical practice.
NPs expressed frustration at what they felt was a consistent judgement of their practice against doctor-provided, or "gold standard" of care.
While risky driving practices such as driving fast, reduced seatbelt use and rapid lane changes may be necessary for high-risk situations in-theatre on some occasions, 39 the risk benefit judgement of such practices has changed over time.
Both Cleary and Heng translate the sentences into categorical statements, showing that Huineng is absolutely certain in making judgement of the two kinds of practice.
The Canadian Medical Protective Association, in response to a letter written by a concerned physician, advised that "sound medical judgement within the accepted standards of practice for similar communities must always guide the physician's treatment and care of patients and take priority over cost restraints".
Benner, in his studies on the levels of competence, and the clinical and ethical judgement of the expert nurses indicate that practice is a source of knowledge in its own right because in practice, knowledge is not only used, it is also developed [ 6, 7].
While autonomy is a broad term, participants described "autonomy of practice" as being able to use "clinical judgement", as noted below.
Unfavourable comments on advice given by an external doctor could occur in the context of defending one's own judgement or practice.
They were not invited to make a judgement of the quality of the LCNS practice.
It is not intended that these guidelines should constitute a minimum standard of practice, nor are they to be regarded as a substitute for good clinical judgement.
