The malpractice model, according to Gotterbarn, entices computer practitioners to distance themselves from accountability and blame.
For services delivered to children at home, the same issues applied with practitioners travelling long distances to deliver care.
Practitioners are quick to distance themselves from such ideas.
This paper reports quantitative evaluation findings from a series of video conferences designed to address the palliative care educational needs of doctors and other health care practitioners working at a distance from tertiary centres.
However, 'objectivity is a chimera' [ 59]: all observers bring their own paradigms to their perceptions [ 25, 60], and outsider researchers' unfamiliarity with the context of their subjects often leads to misunderstandings [ 42, 61] that can ultimately serve to distance researchers from practitioners.
In the course of the examination we also checked other variables (e.g. preferred type of hospital, preferred practitioner for outpatient care, and distance (in minutes of travel time) to both preferred hospital and preferred outpatient practitioner) which were eliminated from the model as they did not proof to be statistically significant and weakened the overall model.
This data will aid traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioners in gauging safer treatment distances when using moxibustion treatments.
GP = general practitioner; ref = reference category; * distance to GP cooperative, reference 0 1 kilometre; ** reference 0 years; age and distance were modelled as continuous variables; # numbers too low for analysis; n.a.a
Besides the expected rockfall energy and rockfall activity, the methodology provides practitioners with key information regarding the standoff distance at the base of the highwall.
Furthermore, the role of these and other factors (client satisfaction, distance, experience with traditional medical practitioners, etc) have not been examined in relation to perceived quality of HATCS.
