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Figure 13 Practitioners' preferences for all engineering and construction tasks.

We combine latent class and mixed logit models to study heterogeneity in general practitioners' preferences elicited from a discrete choice experiment.

The general practitioners' preferences with regard to the technical aspects of a feedback report concur with the results of similar surveys in the field and can be used as guidelines for written communications.

It may be necessary to furnish the study 'clinic room' and arrange the furniture by seeking the participating practitioners' preferences.

A survey was designed in order to gain a better understanding of German General Practitioners' preferences for different forms of educational media that will meet their CME needs.

Participants debated the likelihood that previous clinical trials' investigators had overestimated the specific treatment effects of interventions and underestimated the non-specific treatment effects, such as the attention, support and empathy provided by a health care practitioner and individual patients' and practitioners' preferences and expectations.

This may reflect: a) referral of sicker patients to the city; b) demand for parenteral therapy for acute diarrhoea by patients; and c) the practitioners' preference to admit rural patients in order to monitor them.

Gender has been found to influence the practitioners' preference for patient-centredness with women displaying a greater preference for patient-centredness than their male counterparts, 27 28 although this was not found to be a significant factor for audiologists' preferences for patient-centredness in a large scale Australian study.

Practitioners' preference to not serve young children was bolstered by the fact that many general dentists spoke of feeling uncomfortable and unprepared to deal with young children's behavioral issues, citing only a minimal or total lack of training about handling pediatric patients while in dental school.

Topics covered by the comments were wide-ranging, but women in all age cohorts commented on their personal health issues, consultations with medical practitioners, preference (or otherwise) for female doctors, attitudes towards taking medications in general, adverse effects of some medicines, and difficulties in accessing health care services, particularly in regional and rural areas.

b) Patient and practitioner preferences and expectations should be assessed before the intervention begins (in randomized trials before randomization).