Sentence examples for lead practitioners from inspiring English sources

"So how are we going to get to that via another human being?" Some psychiatrists suspect wishful thinking in equine therapy that might lead practitioners to overpromise.

As he described it, he founded his organization after a decades-long quest for a Buddhism that would lead practitioners directly to wisdom.

Finding truth was one of the original goals of yoga, which dates to the Upanishads (Hindu scriptures) between 5000 to 1000 B.C., scholars estimate, with the first yoga-specific Upanishads closer to 500 B.C. Back then, yoga was a spiritual practice intended to lead practitioners to a form of insight.

The lead practitioners recognise the gap between how care is being delivered in NHS practice and the recommended guidance.

Within phase two, the lead practitioners from each service distributed an invitation to a census sample of their patients over a 1 month period.

Following NHS Research Ethics RECC reference 09/H0302/1) and relevant research governance approval we invited all lead practitioners, managers and the commissioners of the services to participate.

As a lead practitioner, I've been co-ordinating the School Direct programme at my school this year.

Andrew Jones is head of religious studies and sociology and lead practitioner for learning and teaching at Goffs School in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire.

Rachel Holmes, lead practitioner for inclusion and behaviour at the college, says the project revealed the surprising extent to which students were still reluctant to talk about mental health.

Prior to this she was a teacher with 10 years' experience in the classroom as well as a lead practitioner supporting fellow teachers in improving their teaching practice.

Sally has worked as a lead practitioner in applied sciences for both the SSAT and at her current school before becoming an AST in 2011.