Sentence examples similar to practitioner evidence from inspiring English sources

The study suggests that the use of research literature in diagnostic reasoning may have become more prevalent, in contrast to intuitive practitioner evidence-making, at least in these data.

The fact that the least present types of reasoning concepts relate to diagnostic hunches to do with underlying processes, such as what is suspected, raises questions about whether intuitive practitioner evidence-making, found in a constellation of dynamic, process concepts, has become less important.

Asia and Pacific Database on Education launched by UNICEF and UNESCO: Giving policy makers and practitioners evidence for action UNICEF and UNESCO go online today with a one-stop Education for All database for Asia and the Pacific that enables governments to better identify which of their population's children are not in school or not learning and why.

For community-based practitioners, evidence-based medicine must be effective in their population and setting.

The naturopaths believed any health care practitioner providing evidence of appropriate training should have access to these high-risk products.

"So far, the UK has provided training in prevention of and response to sexual violence to over 1,000 Kurdish peshmerga, trained hundreds of activists in refugee camps on support for victims, and funded support to Syrian practitioners gathering evidence to allow future prosecutions".

To compare documentation of two groups of clinical nutrition practitioners for evidence of the nutrition care process.

A recent survey by CALP found that 53% of practitioners believed evidence is available to use CTP appropriately across humanitarian sectors (CALP 2018).

Urban planners and other practitioners need evidence to carefully prioritise where they focus their resources to provide and maintain a high quality, multifunctional green infrastructure network that supports pollinators and people.

Such research could provide sports medicine practitioners with evidence regarding which bra strap orientations and designs are most suitable for their female patients with large breasts to wear during sport and exercise to minimise breast movement and discomfort considering age, breast size and level of physical activity [21].

Some practitioners subordinate evidence to personal belief or preference, just as some subordinate the human art of medicine to unduly rigid interpretations of science applied to the uncertainties of clinical care.