Sentence examples for practitioner behaviour from inspiring English sources
Much like the principal recommendations of the original sources on which the WBS package was based [ 21- 23], the wording of the recommendations on each contextualised A4 sheet are clearly written in the form of behavioural instructions; an important attribute in any intervention designed to change practitioner behaviour [ 97, 98].
None specifically focus upon practitioner behaviour towards LBP patients.
To date, studies investigating strategies to change practitioner behaviour towards LBP patients have produced conflicting results.
In addition, patient history was a significant factor in relation to practitioner behaviour.
Such theorizations have led these researchers to suggest different strategies aimed at promoting change in practice and practitioner behaviour.
Wensing et al. [ 9] report that multifaceted interventions are more effective than single interventions in changing practitioner behaviour.
The case studies revealed practitioner behaviours that differentiated the most effective from average centres that were not being measured by existing observational measures of ECEC quality.
MITS measures 10 practitioner behaviours that amount to a comprehensive description of observable practice of MI-specific and general techniques (e.g., activity emphasis, posture, empathy, collaboration, evocation, independence, navigation, and information/advice).
Using an actress in a simulated setting prohibited the fidelity test measuring true patient-practitioner behaviour in a naturalistic setting; this could be the reason why good information provision was evident during the role-play, but less emphasis placed on establishing ambivalence to eye drop use and the possible effects, as the GSAs did not feel they were addressing a 'real patient'.
The third factor is regarding the "practitioners' behaviour and active attitude in observing hand gestures" (α = 0.86).
These included rehousing and changes to: indoor equipment or furniture; respondents' knowledge or behaviour; community norms or collective behaviour; housing policy or regulatory practices, and health practitioners' behaviour.
