The framework is then used to describe and analyze a partnership among practitioners of Canada's 16 UNESCO biosphere reserves, and additional researchers and government representatives from across Canada.
Research partnerships among practitioners, researchers, and affected communities are increasingly seen as important vehicles for translating findings to operational strategies.
Importantly, our findings indicate that neither partnerships nor practitioners can rely on risk assessment and interventions alone since many people in receipt of home improvements remained cold.
Consumers, on the whole, felt that they were more satisfied with their partnerships with CAM practitioners than their partnerships with their medical doctors, and they were least satisfied with their partnerships with their pharmacists.
As we move forward, we must address these challenges vigorously in a strong partnership with parents, practitioners and policy makers".
Each NHS board employs DHSWs and EDDNs to deliver the programme in partnership with dental practitioners, HVs and educational establishments.
This partnership brought together practitioners and a tertiary education institution to develop a master's programme and short courses based on praxis and created a competency-based curriculum.
The surveyed consumers, on the whole, thought that their partnerships with CAM practitioners were more empowering to consumers than consumers' partnerships with pharmacists and doctors.
He started his own law firm in partnership with another practitioner.
The ultimate user centeredness is represented in the suggestion by Carter et al. to engage patient-practitioner partnership groups in the interpretation of the evaluation results regarding their particular practice [ 23].
A single-handed practice in our study is defined as a practice where there is a general practitioner, who is not in partnership with another general practitioner [ 19].
