Sentence examples for perception of practices from inspiring English sources

Another study in rural Bangladesh, defined quality based on clients' perception of practices and behaviors of family planning providers and associated it with their subsequent use of contraceptive methods [ 5].

We chose this subjective measure to describe nursing perception of practice variations.

The emphasis of the analysis is on the interviews with households, while the other interviews are used to reflect upon the broader perception of practice.

On the perception of practice, 65.7% of HCWs answered they had 10-30 occasions for hand hygiene per day and 44.6% of HCWs reported self-administered compliance by 50-80%.

The provider survey was completed by family physicians and nurse practitioners; it included demographic information on the providers and their perception of practice performance.

Correlation coefficient was used to measure the relationship between skill levels set by the teachers and the perception of practicing doctors regarding frequency of using skills and priority for each skill.

We refer to different perceptions of practices, based on the inherent professional culture dissimilarities between physicians and managers [ 8], as culture gaps.

The moderator then inquired about the participants' knowledge, experiences and perceptions of practices regarding dietary habits and physical activity in their family, especially in young children.

The Dutch pretesting questionnaire contained 60 statements with a double five-point Likert scale, which assessed the respondents' personal perceptions of practices in the hospital in the present and preferred situation.

Throughout the process, many loosely structured informal discussions took place, because, in a communal setting, it was difficult to conduct one-to-one interviews and discuss their individual perceptions of practices.

However, our aim in this study was to address the perception of sedation practices among intensivists, not the actual practices.