But they must do it, if general practice is to realise its potential.
Not that this perspective came to him fully realised at the outset; rather the impression On the Move conveys is of a shy and withdrawn young man, who, through a combination of unusual life experience and intensive medical practice, comes to realise in himself an almost preternatural sensitivity to the perspectives of others, no matter how alien these may be.
The CTA infrastructure should help local practice staff members to realise (1) similar recruitment rates in all GP practices, (2) a set target of 200 enrolled patients per practice, (3) low participant loss between contact and enrolment and (4) low selection bias between identified and enrolled patients.
In the 80s 36%% of GPs who were looking for a principal position in a single-handed or a group practice was able to realise their preference.
Such an augmentation can be provided by strategic foresight's capacity to extend the horizon of possibilities and deepen an understanding of the assumptions that inform the policies and practices that seek to realise particular futures.
In introducing deliberate practice, Ericsson et al. (1993) argued that deliberate practice might be hard to realise in work settings.
He has always been entrepreneurial, prolific and populist – qualities that, in tandem with his practice of employing technicians to realise the bulk of his output, challenge ideas about authenticity.
In practice, that ideal is difficult to realise, since many genes cover for each other.
While she taught art, her involvement in the practice of painting caused her to realise that her vocation was as an artist.
A considerable proportion of GPs are now able to realise their practice preference, while the dropout rate has decreased.
