Sentence examples for practitioner listening from inspiring English sources

For a practitioner, listening to a media-studies scholar criticize work he or she has never done — even if the criticism may be justified — is a prescription for an aneurysm.

Again, in Rugg et al's sample of 20 patients [ 15] nested in a RCT of treatment for medically unexplained symptoms, participants pointed to their being actively engaged in the treatment process, the practitioner listening and responding to them.

Key dimensions included the practitioner listening and paying heed to what was said, the rapport established and a perception of the practitioner as offering both a friendly and supportive presence and providing space to talk about oneself.

Auscultation training will naturally improve practitioners' listening skills [ 26- 28].

Guided by TCM theory, practically, an illness is diagnosed and differentiated into the TCM pathogenic patterns or syndromes of yin, yang, excess, deficiency, heat, cold, etc. from patient-reported symptoms together with the signs identified by TCM practitioners' observation, listening, smelling, and palpation [ 2].

I've often wondered if this isn't an indulgence on my part, and whether I should train myself to cope with more human interaction − but I fear Auden's characterisation of poetry ("The social act of the solitary man") applies still better to novelising, which requires its practitioner to listen very intently so as to hear the voices and thoughts of wholly inexistent beings.

Practitioners who listened non-judgementally and empathically were particularly valued.

Women appreciated knowledgeable practitioners who listened non-judgementally, understood their needs, and offered support and effective treatment.

As the trend continued with each panel, it became clear to me that the practitioners were not listening very closely to the research.

For me, experiencing the richness of this season entails brewing spicy teas, gathering with other nature spirituality practitioners, meditating and listening to lots of witchy music.

It has been demonstrated that general practitioners' style of listening to the patient will influence what the patient says[ 46].