Sentence examples for practitioner advising from inspiring English sources

Birch, who is now firefighting at Bolton in his role as the insolvency practitioner advising the board, admits to taking great pleasure in seeing the man with whom he worked alongside at Stamford Bridge do so well.

The winding-up petition is set to be heard in court on 18 January and Trevor Birch, the insolvency practitioner advising the board, is battling to raise sufficient money to keep the club trading and avoid Bolton having to go into administration.

A letter will be sent to each subjects'medical practitioner advising of the subject's participation in the trial.

Letters to the subjects' endocrinologists and general practitioner advising of entry into the trial will be sent, and the WCH and FMC emergency departments will have a record of the subject's participation in the trial in the medical records.

For simple ailments, the Siddha practitioner advises the initial use of herbs.

Assisting with the day-to-day work and watching an experienced practitioner advise clients and put public relations tactics into practice will give them the real world skills they need to be strong, confident and competent professionals.

We excluded people who had other lung disease, were unable to communicate in English, or were receiving specialist care for severe/difficult asthma, and those whose general practitioner advised against inclusion for major social/clinical problems.

Subsequently, in 2005-7, whoen who completed the original trial and their general practitioners were sent a postal questionnaire; the only exclusions were women who opted out of any follow-up or for whom the original general practitioner advised against follow-up.

The required participation condition reads as follows: "You went to your general practitioner for your regular check-up, and your general practitioner advised you that you would feel better if you used an information service that provides personalized recommendations about healthy eating and cooking".

In our study we tried not to bias the study by giving the patients specific advice about the postoperative sick leave, but were not able to avoid the general practitioners advising the patients specifically about sick leave.

Current uncertainty regarding effectiveness makes it difficult for primary care commissioning organisations to determine whether to provide a post discharge physiotherapy service to patients, for primary health care practitioners advising patients regarding follow up after discharge and for patients making decisions about their own health care.