Sentence examples for practitioners access from inspiring English sources

These innovations will be key to helping practitioners access research when under the twin pressures of heavy caseloads and limited resources – but they need to be supported by their organisations to do so.

While algorithms and methodologies to study uncertainty in the Earth Sciences are constantly evolving, there is currently no free integrated software that allows the general practitioners access to these developments.

The aim of SDSS is to help policymakers and practitioners access, interpret and understand information from data, analyses and models, and guide them in identifying possible actions during a decision-making process.

For example, the naturopaths agreed that it would be unfair to restrict qualified TCM practitioners' access to TCM NHPs.

First, general practitioners' access to parental diagnoses was gained through the data from the 'Registration Network General Practitioners RNGPP) Limburg' (Metsemakers et al. 1992).

In line with introducing an organised approach to patient care 'systems' trials were required to offer practitioners access to evidence based management information.

In order to identify other relevant measures, consultation with two key groups about their knowledge of other existing mental health measures was conducted: 1) the experts in child and adolescent psychology, education and psychometrics from the research group, 2) child mental health practitioners accessed via established UK networks (from which 58 practitioners responded).

The authors found that the rate at which the practitioners accessed the guidelines increased during the first six months, but that by the end of the study period (18 months), the rate of use of guidelines had returned to the baseline levels.

The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between spatially sensitive measures of air pollution and general practitioner access and utilization in a high exposure environment.

The authors identified improvements in general practitioner access to radiography, ultrasound and CT and MRI scans as an important contributor to improving survival rates for cancer patients.

Land Use Regression models were used to estimate individual exposures to the measured pollutants and logistic regression models were utilized to assess the relative influence of environmental, socioeconomic and health related covariates on general practitioner access and utilization outcomes.