Sentence examples for practitioners representatives from inspiring English sources

It included the principal directors from RRIEM/GWU and EMAT; members of the Turkish, European, and Asian emergency medicine community, including university faculty; general practitioners; representatives from physician and non-physician pre-hospital Emergency Medical Systems EMSS) groups; and government officials.

Respective multi-sector Working Groups consisted of representatives of relevant ministries, experts, practitioners, representatives of professional associations and representatives of trade unions.

The Conference organized by the Egypt National Child Rights Observatory (ENCRO) brought together policy experts, practitioners, representatives of international institutions and scholars from the Middle East, North Africa and Mediterranean Countries to exchange evidence based researches, case studies and successful experiences that embrace child participation.

The former term was more intuitive for non-practitioner representatives in particular, who were all representing research institutions.

This factor was consistently relevant to practitioner representatives but not researchers, with individual factor loadings from −0.39 (p < 0.05) to −0.69 (p < 0.05) amongst practitioners.

7 8 Negotiations between the Department of Health and general practitioner representatives in autumn 2009 resulted in an agreement to remove eight clinical indicators from the framework in April 2011.

First, projections were elaborated through literature reviews and three internal workshops attended by transport researchers, practitioners and representatives from the transport ministry.

The Delphi panel included general practitioners, employers, representatives of patient and employee organisations, occupational health practitioners, allied health professionals delivering work rehabilitation, and academics.

670 community members participated in focus groups; 374 practitioners and representatives of regional primary care support organisations participated in in-depth interviews.

There were 57 participants including 34 nationally and internationally known scientists, four dental practitioners, four representatives from the dental industry and 15 graduate and undergraduate students.

Training courses that emphasized the need to enhance collaboration and communication for pandemic influenza were held with regional and municipal health authorities, general practitioners, and representatives of all hospitals in the northern region.