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29 30 This review will provide comprehensive and current evidence on the therapeutic effects of acupuncture on BPH, which may benefit practitioners, patients and policymakers.
These experiences may benefit other practitioners in similar contexts.
This has practical implications that may benefit sport science practitioners, as devices could be attached to athletes' sports wheelchair to record the distances covered and speeds reached throughout training sessions over an extended period of time.
Industry practitioners may benefit from the framework developed by considering the components proposed and following strategies recommended for construction phases.
Veterinary practitioners may benefit from the tumour registry by obtaining data for specific breeds, age groups or geographical areas.
Health practitioners may benefit from broadening their understandings of how to anticipate and respond to problematic levels of crystal meth use in their patients.
Prior to delivering feedback, health practitioners may benefit from assessing parents' expectations, concerns and current knowledge, to assist in prioritising and explaining results that may not align with these.
The experiences of these GPs suggests that health practitioners may benefit from broadening their understandings of how to anticipate and respond to problematic levels of crystal meth use in their patients.
Our study also indicates that this group of practitioners may benefit from accessing resources [ 72- 80] that provide guidance on useful drug information resources available for devices such as PDAs.
Practitioners may benefit from the use of these statistical models, which help in predicting the effect of one or more variables and in verifying their influence on study outcomes.
It should be elucidated whether the new information and problems obtained with the questionnaire reflect facts and conditions that might be influenced by the general practitioner and whether this may benefit the patient.
