Sentence examples for practitioner responsibility from inspiring English sources

Arguments for general practitioner responsibility include the existing central position in primary care, easy access for patients and better sight on the general situation at home.

Conversely, these same privileges could fundamentally change the focus of chiropractic care from health to disease, increase the burden of practitioner responsibility in terms of recognizing and monitoring drug side effects, and create the need for additional chiropractic undergraduate training and practitioner self-education [ 10].

They will not only be required to assume their practitioner responsibilities, but they must also learn to play a more integral strategic role in the design of new business models.

It is still practitioners' responsibility to design spaces that push students away from the distractions of pop bands' websites towards outcomes that make the grade.

Collectively, participant discourse mainly focused on the individual practitioner's responsibility for cultural competence practice, with the organisational responsibility largely ignored.

Opponents argued that case management at such an early stage was too expensive and that it was the general practitioner's responsibility to provide care at that stage.

In addition to capacity patients and practitioners identified responsibility as a key ingredient in successful self-management.

There are two sides to raising patient awareness: the health care practitioner has the responsibility to inform, and the patient also has the responsibility to request to be informed.

It was the nurse practitioner's sole responsibility to declare death without any interference from the transplant surgeon.

Almost two-thirds of respondents would prefer a physician-health board partnership be responsible for organization of care, compared to 23% who would prefer the general practitioner take primary responsibility.

The result of a partnership between Babson College and IO Sustainability, Project ROI drew its conclusions from a survey of over 300 studies and reports, supported by interviews with corporate executives and corporate responsibility practitioners.