Sentence examples for practice reflection from inspiring English sources

To this end, this study first proposes an e-training model called the Practice, Reflection and Collaboration (PRC) model, and discusses the rationale and theoretical framework underpinning each key component of the model.

While it is not primarily intellectual in nature, those who hold to orthodox convictions are often doing so out of rigorous and extensive study, scholarship, practice, reflection, and prayer.

Practice reflection on both their own and other's performances through practice with peers and video viewing.

To respond to these learning needs, SKIPS was guided by a conceptual approach that was designed to encourage practice reflection.

PAR provides educational feedback for practice reflection and quality improvement and in this manner may reduce risks associated with poor performance.

The program's sequence of contacts for flagged physicians is designed to progressively focus resources where this may be most opportune to encourage practice reflection and change.

These locally tailored plans provide the framework and direction for prevention activities but remain flexible and are reviewed regularly so they can be adjusted as necessary to ensure their effectiveness and sensitivity to changing community contexts, community responses, practice reflections and initial evaluation data, as well as pragmatic issues.

Community of practice reflections also informed study recommendations.

The interview guide consisted of the following broad topic sections: reflections on polypharmacy in general practice; factors contributing to polypharmacy in general practice; reflections on GPs' specific role and their attitudes to interventions to optimize prescribing.

In the first interview, the questions focused on: reflections and narratives on the first session of physiotherapy in private practice, reflections about the constitution of an optimal first session, and discussions of ethical issues emerging within the first session.

(Informant 11, female, 23 years in family practice) Reflections on these experiences had led to considerations about how to make their wording more precise, or how to ensure better continuity, e.g. by making sure patients keep future appointments and by explaining to the patient to contact the family physician again if symptoms become worse.