Sentence examples for practitioners presentation from inspiring English sources

Doyle White argued that the practitioners' presentation of themselves as Wiccans rather than witches removed some of the social stigma that they faced.

Further research is needed to understand the relationship between patients' expectations for treatment, practitioners' presentation of treatment, and outcomes or reports of satisfaction by patients [ 15- 18].

The tool was developed by the authors and refined with expert elicitation of scholars and practitioners through presentations and at workshops including the IPR Center.

David Galley and Margarete Parrish will be discussing some of the implications for academics and social work practitioners during their presentation at the Joint Social Work and Social Education conference.

We also excluded papers that did not distinguish between PAs and other providers (such as physicians and nurse practitioners) in its presentation of results or the paper did not distinguish the data from the general practice/family medicine setting within the presentation of results from 'primary care' overall; and the publication was a report or thesis.

The lead author is a general practitioner, so our presentation has a general practice perspective, although three of the five authors are non-clinicians and have ensured a balanced approach to interpreting findings.

RGT led the presentation to practitioners, DBW organised and conducted the focus groups and participated in the data analysis sessions with MJM.

Specialist information, patient details (name, date of birth, gender, address and telephone number), name of referring practitioner, referring practitioner contact details, date of presentation of oral problem and referral to specialist date will be collected initially.

Despite the lack of evidence from clinical trials practitioners that had attended presentations about the WSP were keen advocates of the program.

Third, RF- patients are more likely to report somatization symptoms [ 26], knowledge of which may bias the general practitioner to misdiagnose the presentation as a somatization disorder.

This study aimed to examine the extent and determinants of patient and general practitioner delay in the presentation of breast cancer.