Sentence examples for practitioner judgement from inspiring English sources

It has been argued that practitioner judgement must be better valued because guidelines synthesised from the 'gold standard' evidence of clinical trials, reviews and meta-analyses are about groups, not individuals [ 6, 7].

General practitioner judgements of depression status were compared to PHQ-9 results.

The aim of the study was to describe the accuracy of unassisted general practitioner judgements of patients' depression compared to a standardised depression-screening tool delivered via touch-screen computer.

This study investigated whether the form of a process map influences practitioners' judgements about which parts of the process are risky.

General practitioner unassisted judgements of depression in their patients lacked sensitivity when compared to a standardised psychiatric measure used in general practice.

One solution may be to outline options within the trial protocol to acknowledge practitioner's personal judgement and provide flexibility to protect families in this setting.

(CHF = chronic heart failure, CV = case vignette, GP = general practitioner) In 17 judgement situations, there was a conflict between the GPs' evaluations of the chest X-ray information and their evaluations of the ECHO information.

Even this definition may leave practitioners 'open to making judgement based on implicit knowledge, rooted in professional training and values, office culture and assumptive world' [ 17].

By deferring consent practitioners were able to provide time for parents to consider the trial information and have the opportunity to ask questions, as well as allowing practitioners to use their judgement to gauge when was the best time to make the approach [ 8].

Another study by Chaput de Saintonge & Hathaway [ 17] investigated seven general practitioners' antibiotic-prescribing judgements for otitis media, using both written information simulations and photographs of ear drums, and reported that written information and photographs evoke similar judgements.

"Different options in the protocol for consent that allows the practitioner to use their clinical judgement.