Sentence examples for practitioner thinking from inspiring English sources

Period". Gentry went to her nurse practitioner, thinking about having the Essure procedure or even just a copper IUD inserted.

Many symptomatic menopausal women are likely to treat themselves before consulting a medical practitioner, thinking that "natural" products are safer and the ingredients more pure than synthetic agents.

His work on macroeconomic issues relevant for developing countries has set the tone for much of the research in this area and greatly influenced practitioners' thinking in Latin America, Eastern Europe, Asia, and elsewhere.

However, per the historical record, theory generally is the product of practitioners' thinking.

This difference in the educator's approach to encouraging participation during routine and play sequences emerged as a feature of the research with Degotardi (2010, p. 30) finding that "practitioners' thinking about routine interactions was less complex than their reasoning about play interactions".

Viewing footage of real-time practice is therefore enabling: it short-circuits practitioners' thinking, their in situ conduct and practical problems.

What the development of a programme theory can achieve is to shift improvement practitioners' thinking from the implicit to the explicit, thus giving voice to the (often unrecognised) assumptions that guide their interventions, enabling the detection of any lack of consensus among team members, and surfacing weakness or incoherence in the proposed intervention's causal logic.

This study has offered one proven method that will aid health practitioners in thinking new or differently about how they deliver their services.

For the first time, educational theorists and practitioners were thinking in terms of developmental psychology.

A distant reiki treatment is like distant prayer, in that the practitioners are thinking of their patients from a distance.

The intervention seeks to engage practitioners in thinking about the value of a more flexible shifting between communication styles with patients and to consider the more refined use of a guiding style when talking about behaviour change [ 24].