Sentence examples for practitioners based on the from inspiring English sources

To assess the Health and Obesity Prevention and Education HOPEPE) Curriculum Project, a web-based clinician education program that promotes appropriate screening, prevention, and management of weight among youth by pediatric practitioners, based on the 2007 Expert Committee recommendations.

As the survey was being modified for pharmacy students, the use of the term 'physician' was changed to 'pharmacist' or 'medical practitioner' based on the item.

Patient-caregiver pairs assigned to the general practitioner received post-diagnosis treatment and care provided by the general practitioner based on the Dutch general practice and homecare dementia guidelines.

Any intellectual or creative practice is guided by a set of standards and heuristics about how to proceed, and "experts" evaluate the performances of practitioners based on their judgments of how well the practitioner meets the standards.

A case definition to identify and confirm HPAI outbreaks was designed collaboratively with PS practitioners based on their experience with the disease as well as PE outbreak investigations carried out throughout the island of Java in late 2005.

In the present study, cats were judged as FCV-suspect by the veterinary practitioners based on written instructions that listed FCV-related symptoms as described in the literature [ 2, 40].

The credentialing of practitioners based on individual competencies may sound onerous and time-consuming; however, this is the basis of most existing training courses for professions.

The asthma diagnosis in these children was validated by discharge information from the Danish National Patient Registry and by general practitioners based on a questionnaire in which they were asked whether the children in question listed with their practice according to his/her medical knowledge had the diagnosis of asthma.

We have included topics that would be of interest to hospital doctors and general practitioners based on a previous review coauthored by HMD and also the level 1 evidence provided by the Cochrane reviews.

A further strength, and a reason to publish this trial now, is that it shows that randomised trials in surgery can be carried out and that the result may be contrary to the beliefs and expectations of practitioners based on their uncontrolled observations.

(Of those, the state considers 57,484 to be active practitioners based on payments to legal funds).