Sentence examples for participation practitioners from inspiring English sources

Public participation practitioners are encouraged to pay careful attention to the types of issues and decisions for which they are seeking public input.

ne = not estimated Presented is the number of pregnant patients visiting the practice annually and the availability of a policy on treatment of depression and anxiety during pregnancy in the practice of participation practitioners.

We are indebted to all participating practitioners and doctors' assistants for their participation in the study.

We selected obstetricians carefully to include men and women of different ages and participation status (practitioners currently participating in the CY scheme, those who had discontinued their participation, and those who had never participated at all).

We selected obstetricians to capture variation in age, sex, location and their CY participation status (practitioners currently participating in the CY scheme, those who had discontinued their participation, and those who had never participated at all).

"Moreover, in terms of authorship, little participation by practitioners in writing publications and a lack of collaboration between scholars and field practitioners were identified". SSA's experience in the country is a rich resource for continued collaboration to develop Korea's academic social work infrastructure.

The Program Committee values interdisciplinary collaboration and the participation of practitioners, advocates and researchers.

Economical impact cannot be examined if corrections in the clinical practice are not performed, e.g. through the development of guidelines which in turn require participation of practitioners.

The Federation also aims to foster and facilitate collaboration, research training opportunities, research funding and academic advice, and to encourage participation of practitioners in research activities.

Then, an ecological validation [ 28] was carried out by field-testing the tool with the participation of practitioners and caregivers and subsequently holding focus groups and individual interviews in order to refine and tailor the instrument [ 29].

Strategies to promote participation of practitioners into the trial included offering professional development points and financial compensation for the extra time spent on recruiting patients to the project, as well as treatment of included patients.