The authorities have charged six unlicensed practitioners at the clinic, including its owner, Shou Dong Wang.
His introductory pages on Flaubert's father, a doctor, and on the status of such practitioners at the time, are good.
However, when I spoke to practitioners at the conference, they waved away the idea that either they or the client would want to take that route.
The difference was that England had their two best practitioners at the crease simultaneously, which was bound to make life easier for the rest.
Nurse practitioners at the clinics generally treat a limited number of conditions and often offer vaccines and screenings for high blood pressure or cholesterol problems.
Thon is one of an international team of body practitioners at the Uma Paro resort, high on a hill above the Paro Valley in the west of Bhutan.
One proposal — to increase Medicare payments to general practitioners, at the expense of high-paid specialists — has touched off a lobbying fight.
Figures in the yoga literature described men as making up some 10 percent of practitioners at the beginning of the period and 23 percent at the end.
In Zakliczyn, a tiny town two hours from Krakow, young musicians attend classes with leading practitioners at the Krzysztof Penderecki European Centre for Music.
Alan Feuer (NYT) BUFFALO: HOSPITAL RECOGNIZES NURSES' UNION -- Fifty-five nurse practitioners at the Children's Hospital of Buffalo have been recognized as union members by the hospital's owner, Kaleida Health System.
The benefits – financial and performance based – of improving their efficiency are proven, most recently by a survey of academics, technicians and other practitioners at the 2012 conference of the S-Lab (Safe, Successful, Sustainable Laboratories) initiative.
