Sentence examples for practice to adopt from inspiring English sources
At Esquimalt in British Columbia, for instance, it was common practice to adopt a black bear cub (as occurred in the case of Amelia).
It could be argued that it would be better to have a forum where discussion about managing HF took place between GPs and PNs, reflecting calls for attempts to change practice to adopt a multidisciplinary focus [ 12, 25].
A further starting point for this study was, therefore, the idea that nursing professionals appointed as PHC FMs might need to undergo an identity transition moving away from a nursing identity, focused on clinical practice, to adopt a leadership/managerial identity, focused more on sustaining and improving organizational performance and leading others.
Often this is a good hygienic practice to adopt to prevent any spread of disease from one cow to another.
In this case, you will need an additional lock (which is a good practice to adopt anyway).
Starting from scientific findings, it is possible to derive guidelines about the best practices to adopt in order to reduce environmental impacts along the whole wood fuel chain.
Perhaps the best evidence of how abysmal legacy healthIT is, is that even the market leader is having trouble getting medical practices to adopt their software despite huge subsidies from large health systems.
We therefore concluded that it would be feasible for Dutch primary care practices to adopt and implement the intervention.
As meaningful use regulations have incentivized more practices to adopt EHR systems, we expect to see more discussion of the successes and failures of these efforts.
If medical-home performance as shown in this study is indeed important for patients with diabetes, then the challenge will be to enable more practices to adopt at least some of these features (17, 18).
A multifaceted intervention was designed to increase the capacity of three very different practice types to adopt and implement Practicing Safety, a child abuse and neglect prevention program.
