Sentence examples for practice partnership from inspiring English sources

To evaluate patient and workforce outcomes following the implementation of the Practice Partnership Model of Care.

An academic clinical practice partnership used digital storytelling as an educational strategy.

Three years ago it launched something called the "Scope of Practice Partnership," a self-appointed watch-dog group, whose express purpose is to ensure that chiropractors don't offer any services that might be remotely considered outside their legal scope.

The clinical academic practice partnership (CAPP), a clinical redesign based on the dedicated education unit concept, was developed and implemented by large, private school of nursing in collaboration with 4 clinical partners to provide quality clinical education, to explore new clinical models for the future, and to test an innovative clinical education design.

Employment may bring to adults with autism improved self-esteem, greater access to social networks and reduced social isolation (The Sesami Research Team and Practice Partnership, 2007).

Since the trial took place over an extended period circumstances changed within particular practices including the dissolution of one practice partnership and the loss of key supporting staff including a practice manager.

Quality clinical experiences require practice partnerships, particularly in the form of preceptorships.

Clinical capacity development in geriatrics and long-term care, convenience care, distance immersions, correctional nursing, occupational health, and through interprofessional collaborations and faculty practice partnerships can be expanded.

Education and practice partnerships are key to effective academic program design and implementation in a time of decreasing supply and increasing demands on the nursing profession.

Home environmental assessments and interventions delivered via academic practice partnerships (APP) between clinics and schools of nursing may be a low or no cost delivery model of pediatric asthma care and professional education.

As the pressure to standardise services increases, general practice partnerships (the current model for most general practice partnerships) will have to be much clearer about designating leadership positions and allowing open debate about strategic organisational development.