Sentence examples for principal practitioners from inspiring English sources

The sculptors Bartolommeo Ammannati, Benvenuto Cellini, and, most importantly, Giambologna became the principal practitioners of Mannerism with their graceful and complexly posed statues.

DR 14 (36 yrs qualified: GP principal) Practitioners suggested that poor access to material resources further eroded patients' capacity to engage in self-management tasks.

DR 12 (20 yrs qualified: GP principal) Practitioners working in deprived areas also noted that patients were heavily influenced by their environment in which poor health and indeed poor life expectancy was an accepted feature of life.

Similarly, it is clear from this research that not all providers will be part of the system: access to information relies in some measure on patient permissions, but in the case of many primary care providers, on being seen by the principal practitioners as part of the contributing team.

The building was designed by Robert D. Kohn, who had been a member of the society since childhood and who had become a principal practitioner of the Art Nouveau style in New York.

Some feel the creation of principal practitioner posts will improve career progression and help to retain experienced staff, while others point to manageable caseloads and more investment in early intervention.

DR 12 (20 yrs qualified: GP principal) However, practitioners were not inclined to believe that patients with multimorbidity should be less or more responsible for their health than patients with single long term conditions.

EOS and RH are principal General Practitioners in the practice where the study was conducted, were responsible for conception of the original study idea, designed the original questionnaires used in this study and were the remaining 2 GP's who selected patients and distributed questionnaires.

The practice manager or principal general practitioner was asked to complete a questionnaire on practice capacity for preventive care.

Anonymous workload questionnaires of all Scottish general practitioner principals and non-principals Response rates for general practice principals and non-principals were 67.2% and 65.2% respectively.

Worse, in Mr. Petrilli's view, those who follow Ms. Rhee tend to describe themselves in their Twitter profiles as policy makers or otherwise removed from the immediate realities of the classroom, while Ms. Ravitch's devotees are typically self-identified practitioners: principals and teachers on education's front lines.