Sentence examples for practice boundaries from inspiring English sources

Pulse and its GP readers are also up in arms against the suggestion that the DH will abolish practice boundaries.

Just a fortnight ago, Lansley made the case again to abolish "practice boundaries", arguing that the current rules were inconvenient for "thousands of people" with second homes.

The government is keen to abolish practice boundaries.

This is the first study on the removal of practice boundaries in the English NHS.

Very little is known of the consequences of removing or flexing practice boundaries.

In all our study sites the introduction of Peer Workers into team challenged existing practice boundaries.

4 From 2012, general practices have been able to register patients that live beyond their 'normal' practice boundary as 'outer boundary' or 'fringe' list patients.

16 Since the pilot and its evaluation, NHS Employers, on behalf of NHS England, reached agreement with the British Medical Association BMAA), that all GP practices will be able to register patients outside their practice boundary on a voluntary basis in 2015.

The u i term corresponds to the distance, seen as the segment B C ¯ in Figure 1, from the best practice boundary, represented by the stochastic frontier [ f (l n X i, D i ) + v i ].

It reveals that patients reported high satisfaction with their experience in a short-term pilot of practice boundary removal and that most patients joined the pilot on grounds that the pilot practice was more convenient than their previous source of primary medical care.

This included: an introduction to the trial; a session exploring the role of the peer supporter; a series of role-plays to practice boundary-setting, effective listening, dealing with difficult situations such as depression or alcoholism, and the limitations of the role (i.e. not offering knowledge or diagnosing problems); and strategies to overcome personal barriers to diabetes care.