Sentence examples for practitioners comments from inspiring English sources

While the practitioners' comments did not specifically denote the awareness of the theories, the alignment was evident.

Table 8 Theoretical framework about business conditions evident in interview responses Foresight framework theories Practitioners' comments Foresight construct  Foresight is a set of tools that support organizational decisions with enough lead-time for preparation and response [5].

The ideas encompassed by complexity theory and chaos theory are evident in the practitioners' comments regarding the accelerating pace of change and the need for leaders to anticipate disruptive events as early as possible.

Table 9 Theoretical framework about human limitations evident in interview responses Foresight framework theories Practitioners' comments Sense-making  Sense-making involves understanding how unique meanings are assigned by different people to the same phenomenon [27], this reduces ambiguity and uncertainty enabling the individual or organizational leader to take action.

About one-third received private practitioners' comments on weight status.

Practitioners commented about new products and noted that foresight projects were used to build a business case in order to justify expenditures needed to launch new offerings (I09), identify products likely to do well across multiple scenarios (I10), and contributed to products already in production (I07, I10).

GP 1 in Practice 2 Practitioners commented that location was important for the patients.

Thirty-five pracommenteds commenthatthat symptomatic prescribing (assumed to characterise pharmacy practice) was incompatible with naturopathic practice and 35 practitioners raised concerns about the level of knowledge that pharmacists and pharmacy assistants have about CM products.

Practitioners commented on how parents were highly variable in their willingness to engage in a recruitment discussion and make a decision about trial entry when children are critically ill.

Practitioners commented that although they felt any recommendation to use medications was outside of their scope of practice, they noted that patients frequently ask them about medications (both over-the-counter and prescription).

GP (in training) in Practice 1 The ability of the unit to provide a second opinion by a senior specialist was also valued, Several practitioners commented that this was reassuring not just for parents but also for themselves.