Sentence examples for more active practitioners from inspiring English sources

Sufferers of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the United States are among the more active practitioners of disease self-management.

It would be helpful if investigators, information specialists and CAM practitioners become more active in contributing to the selection process of CAM descriptors in NLM MeSH and other database descriptors.

National initiatives like the National Dementia Programme and the Front Runner Programme were started up and focused on a more active role for the general practitioner, more diagnostics and better and coherent care after diagnostics for both the patient and their care-givers.

This group of women may also derive particular benefits from their general practitioner playing a more active role discussing with them the pros and cons of breast cancer screening.

There is also a call for more active exchanges between front-line public health practitioners, researchers and decision-makers [ 2, 11].

Several experts advocated extending and enhancing consumer guidance by providing greater marketing support to local screening units, along with education and reminders for primary care practitioners to take a more active role in promoting breast screening.

Nurses reported that they would prefer the general practitioner to play a more active role because of his/her prominent and respected position.

The patients who were stable and had achieved an acceptable quality of life wanted their general practitioner to take on a more active role, although some doubted if the inclination or knowledge to do so existed.

Patients, practitioners, scientists and politicians have called for more active patient involvement in the making of medical decisions as well as in the management of diabetes.

The intervention is led by practice nurses and specifically encourages and supports the patient to be more active and engaged in managing their diabetes and in their relationship with their family medical practitioner (General Practitioner or GP).

At the same time, patients are encouraged to take a more active role in their own management, sharing key decisions with their practitioner to ensure that their care is tailored to their needs and preferences [ 1].