Sentence examples for practitioner concern from inspiring English sources

There is evidence that practitioner concern about harming the doctor-patient relationship may deter physicians from making smoking cessation interventions [ 24].

A definitive cluster-randomised trial should be undertaken that incorporates practitioner concerns and effect-size preferences.

Direct experience is one key way in which practitioner concerns are likely to be allayed.

This study offers no insight to some practitioner concerns about the use of points such as Spleen 6 in pregnancy, or in the pre-implantation phase.

This focus is reflected in practitioner concerns around language proficiency requirements, recognition of practitioners trained by apprenticeship, and the question of 'which' East Asian acupuncture styles should be explicitly validated in Ontario's regulations.

One explanation could be the different geographical contexts in which each operated, with Maclean a colonial medical practitioner concerned with climate and Southwood Smith a London-based physician working amid the squalid conditions of the metropolis.

It is unlikely that RADTs will have a place in clinical practice in the near future until healthcare practitioner concerns are addressed, and, importantly, until they have direct experience of using them in real consultations.

DR 10 (5 yrs qualified: GP trainee, deprived area) Quite apart from practitioner concerns about how deprivation impacts negatively on structural capacity for self-management some patients from deprived backgrounds articulated how lack of financial resources dented their emotional capacity to invest in learning about and doing self-management.

For example, some Ontario Chinese medicine practitioners' concern that under the new regulations they would continue to 'share acupuncture' with other professions significantly echoes ongoing professional turf battles over acupuncture across the non-East Asian world [ 35].

There were practitioners' concerns: someone wanted to know how to do magic (a topic which seemed mysteriously to vanish before being discussed); someone wanted to create 'Pimp Theatre', with dossers leading an audience around King's Cross.

There are implications for practitioners concerned with CRM adoption as well.