Sentence examples for prescriptive authority from inspiring English sources

Prescriptive authority granted through legislation authorizes NPs to prescribe from a schedule of drugs [ 43, 44].

In New York, nurse practitioners are legally recognized and licensed to diagnose illness and physical conditions, have prescriptive authority and perform therapeutic and corrective measures.

Dr. Elaine LeVine, a psychologist in private practice in Las Cruces, N.M., and the chairman of the state psychological association's task force on prescriptive authority said, "We're not purporting to be physicians".

Prescriptive authority for nurses and midwives was introduced in Ireland in 2007.

Independent prescriptive authority is defined as the ability of NPs to prescribe medications (including controlled substances, if allowed) independent of physician collaboration, delegation, direction, or supervision.

Other commonly used means to restrict nurses independent prescriptive authority are protocols.

They distinguish an authoritarian form of filial piety, driven by adherence to parents' normative authority and collective family identification, from reciprocal affection that is grounded in 'the psychological need for mutual relatedness between two individuals', rather than prescriptive role models (Yeh et al. 2013: 2013).

(Male GP, Hordaland) In contrast to the scepticism towards proscriptive (regulatory) guidelines from health authorities or the prescriptive (innovative) guidelines from the pharmaceutical industry, guidelines developed by general practitioners were unanimously trusted.

"We will implement a funding model that is national, fair and needs based while getting rid of the prescriptive command and control features that removed authority for schools from states, territories and the non-government sector," Abbott said.

Most male authors gave very prescriptive answers to this question.

Other authors are less overtly prescriptive.