Sentence examples for practice in the community from inspiring English sources

A speech therapist teaches Milla to communicate with a touch-screen computer, and a recreational therapist takes her on field trips so she can practice in the community.

But with his father's long pediatrics practice in the community and a powerful endorsement delivered by his police sergeant uncle in a district thick with police officers and firefighters, the interloper charge did not stick.

Our aim is to produce physicians who will be among the leaders in their chosen field, whether it be in the basic medical sciences, academic clinical medicine, or medical practice in the community.

Recognition of gaps between evidence gained from mental health research and clinical practice in the community together with changes in treatment patterns and patient/provider preferences for care have led to interest in enhancements in the designs and analyses of clinical and community trials of mental health interventions.

One stakeholder who had worked as a general practitioner in prisons, indicated that the need to constantly advocate for prisoners to receive particular treatments was a time-consuming activity and barrier to providing timely, client-centred care that was not encountered in usual practice in the community.

However, as I transitioned from my academic (and outstanding) residency training into clinical practice in the community, it became increasingly clear that we must make the majority of clinical decisions in the context of insufficient evidence.

Roughly 80 percent of all Texas medical school graduates stay and practice in the communities where they perform their residencies, but U.T. has just 33 medical residency slots in the Valley.

However, shifting cultivation is a typical practice in the community-based land tenure system, ejido, which is rapidly reducing the area of the thornscrub ecosystem.

Another approach might be to train skilled birth attendants such as nurse midwives with the intent that they practice in the communities performing home births.

He was a graduate of NYU College of Dentistry, practiced in the community for over 50 years.

The prison service did not support the methadone maintenance regimes that were widely practiced in the community.