Participants valued a less paternalistic practitioner relationship, the provision of up-to-date information including different treatment options, and individual involvement in treatment decisions [ 75].
For patients, this may be a valuable scenario since there is the possibility of remote disease and therapy management, associated with better health outcomes, less general practitioner visits and other health care system savings [ 6, 56, 57].
But Dr. Murdoch firmly rejected the notion that, if successful, the Newcastle group might technologically enable less scrupulous practitioners.
Often, the ritual takes place at night in order to evade prosecution, with girls at even greater risk due to poor lighting or the use of less experienced practitioners.
They were defiantly unglamorous and steeped in music excluded by Britpop's narrow redrawing of rock history: the electronics of Kraftwerk, Van Der Graaf Generator's noisy progressive rock and the thumping drums and terrace-chant choruses of glam-rock's less fashionable practitioners.
Our position is that training has to be suitable for less competent practitioners too; and that even for competent ones, explicit awareness and articulation of the different discourses available for thinking and communication (Ekblom [2012a]) offers advantages over the tacit.
But now these abortions had to be performed in unsafe circumstances and by less reliable practitioners than when the practice was legal.
At the TJC, however, Hansen is tasked with defending both the Kaepernicks of the country and far less palatable practitioners of free speech.
Additionally, it would be difficult for less experienced practitioners to reliably identify clinical signs encountered so infrequently.
They tend to consult with less competent practitioners who make less effort [ 47] or who operate in the largely-unregulated private sector.
