Sentence examples for practice differences from inspiring English sources

However, it should be borne in mind that sociological and clinical practice differences may imply underlying different meanings regarding PC and end of life issues.

CONCLUSIONS: Center incidences of invasive candidiasis differ substantially, and antibiotic practice differences are possible contributors to center variation in candidiasis risk.

Based on the variable presentation of AF and on slightly differing recommendations in clinical practice, differences in AF management depending on the type of treating physician can be expected [ 24].

Bai et al. postulate that obstetricians may be more likely to intervene as they are alert to managing women with high risk pregnancies [ 8], while Matthias asserts that practice differences are the result of different underlying philosophies about how risky birth can be [ 11].

Significant strengths of this study design are related to the homogeneity of patient groups examined as well as the similarities between the two hospitals allowing a more true comparison between factors associated with hospital-specific practice differences without the usual confounders of differing patient characteristics or even geographic differences between hospitals and patients.

To account for practice differences, multilevel modelling was used with observations (at different time points) nested within participants, and participants nested within practices.

These differences appear to be related to practice pattern differences.

There were no practice pattern differences between the two organizations.

The diversity of the S. pastorianus genome likely originates from as many different brewing practices (differences in temperature profiles, wort compositions, strain management, etc).

In spite of large within-practice differences among patients of different ethnicity and self-rated health, primary care practices varied substantially in respect of these differences and in some practices South Asian and Chinese patients evaluated their experience similarly or more positively compared with White patients.

In this study, we describe how pain medication management occurs in NHs by exploring LPNs' management approaches, while considering scope-of-practice differences between RNs and LPNs.