Sentence examples for practitioners in relation to from inspiring English sources
Currently there are no consistent guidelines for patients or medical practitioners in relation to a reasonable minimum time between a consultation and a cosmetic procedure being performed.
The study design included an expert panel and a quantitative survey to explore the views and experiences of OHS practitioners in relation to leading indicators.
Social capital was also discussed by those practitioners in relation to negative terms such as "depressed community", "segregation" and "marginalisation".
Our study will identify and gain insight into the perceived problems and barriers of Spanish practitioners in relation to guideline knowledge and use.
Even though IA has been around a long time, ISIA is asking something new of practitioners in relation to auscultating the fetal heart.
Political discussion focused on the validity and reliability of the survey, and many appeals were mounted by general practitioners in relation to the payments they had received.
Three patients did not consult the primary care physician or the nurse practitioner in relation to the symptoms of hypovitaminosis D after initiation of treatment.
Finally, 75% of the positive testers had not consulted their general practitioner in relation to this test result in the study period, but some may have done that at a later stage.
A pragmatic multi site cluster RCT began recruiting practices in October 2009 to evaluate the effects of a multi-faceted quality improvement (QI) intervention on prescribing practice among Australian general practitioners (GP) in relation to patients with CHF and HT.
This study aimed to determine the views and practices of Australian general practitioners (GPs) in relation to partner notification and PDPT for chlamydia and explored GPs' perceptions of their patients' barriers to notifying partners of a chlamydia diagnosis.
The aim of this study was to explore the perspectives of general practitioners (GPs) in relation to the diagnosis and management of IBS and their views on the potential use of a risk assessment tool to aid management decisions for patients with IBS in primary care.
