Sentence examples for practice priorities from inspiring English sources

We highlight research and practice priorities in each of these areas.

Conversely, extended groups experienced difficulty focusing on practice development needs and tensions emerged between practice priorities and community-orientated aspirations.

Policy decisions will influence opportunities for developing researchers, can facilitate collaborations in research, support research careers, fund research directed by practice priorities, and can influence the sustainability and the very existence of supportive infrastructures such as research networks.

This might require additional organisational changes, such as those identified by the study participating clinicians (clinical practice priorities and assessment tools reoriented, time redistribution, role reassignment, further education and training in population health management and community interventions, increased coordination with social services and community organisations etc).

We found five barriers: discordance between patient and professional agendas; professional uncertainty around how to undertake the case finding itself; reluctance to open a 'can of worms'; patients being unaware of depression risk or case finding taking place and competing practice priorities and inconsistent lines of communication around the management of potential cases of depression.

In practice, priority in lending and policy dialogue has gone to achieving the MDGs [ 77].

Given that affordability challenges are often uncovered during or after adverse and expensive medical episodes such as emergency department visits and hospitalizations, early detection is a practice priority.

This may have led to an overestimation of the priority attached to raising awareness of gynaecological cancers, and it could explain the discrepancy between the numbers who perceived it to be a personal rather than a practice priority.

Another research and practice priority is to understand why some episodes of delirium are so persistent and who is at a greater risk of this and of post-delirium cognitive decline, either through risk stratification or biomarker development.

Improving outcomes of underserved groups that are particularly vulnerable to difficulties with self-management and clinical care that may not be tailored to their values and preferences is a practice priority.

Since clinicians make therapeutic recommendations, realizing ways in which care teams can support patients' disease management in the face of cost-related concerns is a practice priority that has been largely unexplored in a systematic way.