Sentence examples for observations of practitioners from inspiring English sources

The threat empiricism presented to the College lay in its valuing more highly the observations of practitioners who had personally observed and treated a disease.

One hopes that the attention of philosophers will be drawn to these questions, as well as to the continuing debate about whether EBM is a new paradigm and whether applied health care research findings are more valid for reaching practical decisions about health care than basic pathophysiological mechanisms and the unsystematic observations of practitioners.

To address these challenges, this paper presents a project-centric research and development methodology that combines ethnographic observation of practitioners working in local project organizations to understand their local requirements and the iterative improvement of information systems directly on projects in small action research implementation cycles.

However, most of the assessment tools used clinically are subjective based on the observation of practitioners, such as the Fugl-Meyer Assessment [ 11] for evaluation of upper limb motor function and the Modified Ashworth Scores for assessing muscular spasticity [ 12].

Furthermore, the MMTA process and analysis was designed to not only capture the behaviors and observations of skilled practitioners and instructors, but also of novice1 and intermediate users to capture non-optimal and inaccurate deviations from the best path to performing a training task within the task model.

What can be the reason for such a discrepancy between the official statistics and the observations of medical practitioners?

In addition to the outputs of such databases as EudraVigilance, the regulatory agencies respond to safety signals emerging from independent research and from observations of clinical practitioners.

As noted in the AMC study of pediatricians' questions, the participants' questions fell within a few Generic Questions from the taxonomy derived from ethnographic observation of family practitioners.

The frequent observation of general practitioners (GPs) not adhering to guidelines for brief counseling might at least partially be due to inadequate training in undergraduate education.

Examples described include standardised training sessions, project manager observation, quality assurance visits to practices during intervention implementation, use of a structured recall system, research nurse observation of general practitioners and practice nurses during intervention consultations and use of practice and patient care plans to document the process of intervention delivery.

This contrasts with observations of female general practitioners and specialists in Australia being half as likely to be practicing in a rural location compared with males [ 19].