Sentence examples for models for practices from inspiring English sources
This Research Note is the first synthesis of findings from literature and models for practices and policies that recognize interdisciplinary and collaborative work in the promotion and tenure (P&T) process, brought together in a table of recommendations.
The term entrepreneur is often connected to people such as Lord Alan Sugar and Richard Branson who are considered to be pioneers and trailblazers in their fields, but not necessarily role models for practice-led art and design students.
MH triage clinicians in Australia rely heavily on clinical experience to underpin decision making and have little of knowledge of theoretical models for practice, such as methodologies for rating urgency.
In the regression models for practice location choice, these variables were specifically coded to reflect the concordance between practice region and campus region.
This practice was a key recommendation of the Warnock report in 1978, and became a model for practice nationally.
Calibration and implementation of the model for practice are described in a companion paper.
To describe a novel cadaver-based model for practicing renal transplant (RT) surgery.
Our hospital's experience in implementing a unique model of family-centered care in a Level II nursery suggests that this model of care is beneficial to families, satisfying to health care providers, and a viable model for practice.
Importantly, the prosocial OSG provides a model for practice that can be easily adopted by organizations that offer psychosocial care to cancer survivors.
Although three of the papers were published after 2000, none of the post-2000 frameweres were adopted by a global health initiative as a model for practice, nor were any developed specifically for scaling up services to achieve the MDGs.
Our aim is to provide a model for practice, to connect medical researchers with a useful methodology, and to increase the quality of 'grounded theory' research published in the medical literature.
