Sentence examples for practitioner environment from inspiring English sources

Results indicate that demands of the practitioner environment and practitioner factors such as personality more strongly influence the decision-making of experienced ergonomics practitioners than does practitioner background in IE or PT.

Practice setting a construct that includes the interactions between patient, practitioner, environment and other ambient contextual factors—has also been argued to be important for clinical reasoning [ 9, 13].

Susan described her sense of autonomy as: You might run something past a doctor but pretty much the decision making is very nursing based – a nurse practitioner type environment and I think it's one of the areas in renal that we are sort of almost already doing that [nurse] practitioner role without an official title.

(Susan) You might run something past a doctor but pretty much the decision making is very nursing based – a nurse practitioner type environment and I think it's one of the areas in renal that we are sort of almost already doing that [nurse] practitioner role without an official title.

State-level data describing insurance and practitioner regulatory environments were downloaded from the National Conference of State Legislatures databases [15, 16].

The major objective of this paper is to examine geographic disparities in the utilization of cancer screening among the FFS Medicare beneficiary population, and to assess whether or how differences in state health insurance and nurse practitioner regulatory environments may help to explain these disparities.

Research staff conducted a baseline assessment environmental scan of the practitioner's practice environment and practice operations for elements related to tobacco, e.g. patient education materials, intake forms, tobacco-free environment policies, etc).

The User Action Framework helps to guide the development of each tool and to integrate the set of tools in the practitioner's working environment.

A recent review of AD drug trials categorised the factors that can influence non-specific, or non-pharmacological effects into five domains: healthcare environment, practitioner characteristics, patient characteristics, practitioner patient interaction and non-pharmaceutical drug characteristics (7).

A focus of the training was the application of skills in each individual practitioner's work environment, and the practicing of skills between sessions in the general practice setting.

Graduate nurses were found to lack confidence in skill performance and had concerns with peer and preceptor relationships, dependence (on others) and becoming an independent practitioner, the work environment, organizational and priority setting and communications with physicians [ 9].