Sentence examples for motivated practices from inspiring English sources

For instance, it is likely that the most motivated practices will decide to participate.

The coordinator in Gwent allowed practices to devise their own facilitation arrangements but only highly motivated practices managed to make progress (see Table 2).

If less motivated practices in the 'delayed' group had chosen to 'stay the course' rather than withdraw this might have diluted any effect in this group.

We have hypothesized about factors that may be responsible for this including physician-related factors like poor training, time constraints and profit motivated practice, and patient-related factors like low education, older age and poor level of mental health literacy among patients.

All activities aim to motivate practices to improve their management and services for their patients.

Our data suggest that pursuing the QOF targets may motivate practices to maintain vaccine stocks and encourage extra patients to receive vaccine.

We don't know how much of an incentive, if any, would motivate practicing physicians, who are paid more than residents.

The information, which can be referred to as neuroeducation because of its focus on education about the neurobiology of threat, fear, and resilience, can be useful in motivating individuals to pay attention to the body's signals of distress and calming and to motivate practice of self-regulation skills.

11 Similarly, the 'Data-driven quality improvement in primary care' (DQIP) research programme aims to identify patients with high-risk prescribing from EMRs, but in contrast to PINCER, practices are provided with continuous feedback using a web-based informatics tool and financial incentives to motivate practice staff to review patients identified.

But in a report for 2012, the Racist Violence Recording Network, a group consisting of 23 NGOs and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, called on the Greek government to "explicitly prevent police officers from racially motivated violent practices" referring to 15 incidents where "illegal acts" had taken place.

It is known that motivating practices for long-term follow-up studies particularly is not easy[ 25].