Sentence examples for practitioner participant from inspiring English sources

Concealment of allocation, appropriate blinding (either practitioner, participant or assessor), and analysis according to intention-to-treat (ITT) principle are highly related to potential sources of systematic bias and thus distortion in the estimation of the effect.

An example was that patients requested consultations for perceived health needs very frequently, as illustrated by this quote: 'literally couldn't pass the health centre on the bus without stopping and coming in [expecting to be seen] and that was very difficult really but…[the] family…was just riddled with problems' GP6, (General Practitioner participant 6).

Primary care practitioner participants were recruited through BCHC.

Working with their psychological wellbeing practitioner, participants in the collaborative care arm chose to engage in behavioural activation, graded exposure, cognitive restructuring, and/or lifestyle changes.

I posit that a shortcoming of many QICs to date is that they often seek to implement spontaneous ideas or insights provided by practitioner participants in QICs.

During the admission interview with the general practitioner, participants in the usual-care group received oral and written information about type 2 diabetes, their risk for developing the disease, and the benefits of exercise and a healthy diet.

On the basis of data from the Norwegian Prescription Database, the baseline analyses showed that the general practitioner participants had antibiotic prescribing patterns that compared well with those of all other Norwegian general practice specialists.

The responses were used to refine the final questionnaire; for example, small changes were made to make the questionnaire more "practitioner-friendly" (some practitioner participants felt the questionnaire was not applicable to them as they did not conduct academically oriented research) and to facilitate online completion of the questionnaire.

We do not mean to suggest that advocacy by proxy is an accident; practitioner participants were often explicit about their intentions and clearly stated a desire to advocate for children with disabilities, but at the same time they were adamant that it was parents who must "ultimately" be the primary advocates for their children's health and rehabilitation support at school.

(Primary care, location 1, general practitioner) Participants identified that the failure to appropriately time transitions to palliative care could have negative implications for meeting a patient's end of life preferences: They don't always recognise that yes they are in the last few days of life and that person wants to go home, until the very last minute.

Despite challenges in equitable distribution of practitioners, participant satisfaction with the compulsory community service programme appears to be high among those who responded to a 2009 questionnaire.