Sentence examples for practitioners advised from inspiring English sources

Both health workers and traditional medicine practitioners advised against this practice.

Although the majority of prescribing took place in the clinic, 22% of practitioners advised their patients to purchase product from the pharmacy or health food store.

Figure 1 shows that some patients could not be included in the study, for example, because they refused consent for the intervention or because the nurse practitioners advised not to approach him/her for the study because they considered the patient to have too much disease-related stress.

An alternative some practitioners advise is "collaborative divorce".

Envious practitioners advise me to make the most of this opportunity to "do social work" as I won't get the chance once qualified.

The NICE guideline suggests that general practitioners advise parents to collect a clean catch sample where possible.

In our study we tried not to bias the study by giving the patients specific advice about the postoperative sick leave, but were not able to avoid the general practitioners advising the patients specifically about sick leave.

Then we will seek to demonstrate whether overall patient outcomes (benefits and harms) are better, or worse, if general practitioners advise treatment with either topical or oral NSAIDs, for a range of weightings of pain and side effects.

Whereas current Dutch guidelines for general practitioners advise a wait-and-see policy for all patients with shoulder pain at first, they may decide to monitor those patients with a worse prognosis more frequently and alter the treatment plan timely if complaints persist.

Current uncertainty regarding effectiveness makes it difficult for primary care commissioning organisations to determine whether to provide a post discharge physiotherapy service to patients, for primary health care practitioners advising patients regarding follow up after discharge and for patients making decisions about their own health care.

We excluded people who had other lung disease, were unable to communicate in English, or were receiving specialist care for severe/difficult asthma, and those whose general practitioner advised against inclusion for major social/clinical problems.