Sentence examples for practitioners feeling from inspiring English sources

The UK has gained an international reputation for being rather creative and innovative in policy, but perhaps there's been too much innovation, leaving frontline practitioners feeling increasingly managed, measured, policed and pushed around.

15 Concerns about the tool were related to anxiety in children, and practitioners feeling uncomfortable discussing weight-related health problems with parents; these point to the importance of training for practitioners to deliver sensitive information in a supportive and non-judgmental manner.

The 100-degree-plus heat, meant to loosen muscles, gives some practitioners feelings of euphoria, they say.

Practitioners' feelings were related to the burden of seeing dental conditions on their day-to-day practice, perceptions about why the patient was seeking care for their dental problem and beliefs about the appropriateness of such consultations.

The aims of this study, entitled "ICARE MG", were therefore firstly to explore the reasons for breakups in group practices and secondly to describe the practitioners' feelings about this experience.

Regular practitioners report feeling irritable and depressed if forced to go without.

This may have been due to the practitioners not feeling the need to continue reviewing the guidelines, as they may have committed them to memory during the initial six month period, although this hypothesis was not tested.

Also at present it is not possible to specify which specific yoga practice may be responsible for a particular effect (e.g., reducing sadness or preventing the yoga practitioners from feeling more anxious than they did at the beginning of the week, which was seen in the non yoga/control group).

Many practitioners spoke of feeling compelled to ramp up their visual capabilities (set, lighting, costumes, effects) before embarking on a science fiction play, and of encountering a disparity between their desires and their abilities.

General Practitioners have reported feeling that the lack of therapeutic options or cure in OA threatens the doctor-patient relationship [ 18, 23].

The department's emphasis on keeping patients off illegal drugs and from abusing their medication "gave many practitioners the feeling that they are supposed to police marijuana out of the system," Mr. Krawitz said.