Practitioners may require additional training to become competent in therapeutic outpatient procedures.
The general practitioners may require further training on communication skills in how to break sensitive information such as the prognosis of the disease and advance care planning [ 24].
Many general practitioners under pressure of work may feel unable to embrace opportunities to be more involved in research and the solution to developing a research culture amongst general practitioners may require a longer term approach.
Also, we recommend more in-depth training and skill development is needed on MI techniques and that practitioners may require on-going support to develop sufficient expertise and confidence to effectively deliver LGM using patient-centred approaches.
At a further meeting of the authors (GW, KB and JN) it was acknowledged that methodologists, researchers and practitioners may require outcomes from the review presented in various accessible ways to best inform their work.
Given that there has been some speculation in the dental literature of possible litigation consequences arising from not adhering to a standardization protocol, dental practitioners may require education in the area of optimization and calibration of dental display devices.
They will also be advised of cardiovascular warning symptoms/signs to be aware of, which may require review by a medical practitioner.
Further, teaching future practitioners about advocacy may require attention to critical approaches that emphasize understanding of the influence of the sociocultural and sociopolitical contexts on practice [ 58, 99].
These evaluation methods may require professional expertise that is beyond the dental practitioner's clinical capacity (Pogrel, 2007; Chaushu et al., 2002; Fagade & Wastell, 1990; Bennett et al., 1987; Bennett & Jannetta, 1980; Barker et al., 1987).
This presents a challenge for stream practitioners in this region: different reaches may require contrasting management strategies.
