Sentence examples for practice background from inspiring English sources

Hilary was very knowledgeable about social work: coming from a learning disability practice background, she was particularly well-informed about relevant legislation and government papers.

In practice, background noise would be present and depending on the detector, the line width would be larger which would make it harder to identify and measure the isotope.

HCPs participating in the focus group discussion were grouped according to their practice background and location.

The coefficient of variation in the examined parameter lay between 16 and 26%% possibly because of the different sports practice background and the gender differences.

For the focus group discussions, we selected and grouped the participants based on their practice background and location to ensure homogeneity and to capitalise on their shared experiences [ 22].

Topics covered three sections: participant demographics (e.g. age, gender); practice background information (e.g. practice size, staff employed and location); attitudes towards carers; knowledge of issues facing carers and carer specific services offered by participants' practices.

The curriculum is competency driven and health systems connected and the pedagogy uses a problem-solving approach with multidisciplinary faculty from different programs and practice backgrounds that bring rich field experience to the classroom.

Consequently, there was no standardisation of practice across the country, causing difficulties when health professionals from different practice backgrounds had to work together in one setting: "So this [national policy] then starts saying, 'This is what is accepted as practice in South Africa'.

The assessors were from similar practice backgrounds (UK) and seniority as GPs (20 vs. 15 years), but differed in experience of assessment (15 vs. 3 years) and familiarity with the LAP (RMK involved in the design, development and evaluation of the LAP, MJ new to it) More resources need to be devoted to cross-training and calibration of the assessors.

The assessors were from very different practice backgrounds (UK and Australia), experience as a GP (20 vs. 5 years), experience of assessment (15 vs. 3 years) and familiarity with the LAP (RMK) involved in the design, development and evaluation of the LAP, COS new to it).

Aspects not previously studied that can influence physician perceptions of CAM, such as ethnic background, practice setting, and geographical region, were examined.