Sentence examples for practitioners apart from inspiring English sources

The laying on of hands sets medical practitioners apart from their counterparts in the business world.

It is adaptability in both the mindset and the skill set that sets the great practitioners apart.

Social entrepreneurship steers the essence to drive social change and it is that potential payoff with its lasting, transformational benefit to society that puts the field and its practitioners apart.

In this intervention the facilitators were all general practitioners, apart from one.

To prevent lack of information we recommend assessing also information from registries of general practitioners apart from hospital registrations.

In the early 21st century it was done as a couple dance, but older practitioners often dance apart.

The self-employed status of the core members of PCTs i.e. general practitioners (GPs) sets them apart from most other public and private sector organisations.

DR 10 (5 yrs qualified: GP trainee, deprived area) Quite apart from practitioner concerns about how deprivation impacts negatively on structural capacity for self-management some patients from deprived backgrounds articulated how lack of financial resources dented their emotional capacity to invest in learning about and doing self-management.

"I think the American practitioners all kind of fell apart after that," O'Donaghue told me.

"There are other staff in the practices apart from general practitioners and it's about making sure patients see the most appropriate person for their needs".

The unit cost of a visit to a local physician (general practitioner) and to a specialist (apart from inpatient care) was estimated by using the average fee charged across a range of relevant Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) item numbers for the year 1997 98 (Table 1).