In countries with less privileged general practice one could pose the question, is the ground ready for using improvement strategies at practice level?
They are beyond willing to answer any questions your inquisitive heart might have, and in turn, feel privileged to practice their English with your curiosity.
Walter explains how whiteness theory disrupts the normative white, individualistic view that race is about other people, and positions white practitioners as raced and often blind to their privileged position in practice and within the profession.
Liam, 43, Mental Health Group One man described how the same behaviour might take on different meanings in different social contexts depending on the kind of masculine practices privileged within particular groups.
"Visiting Jonathan's studio allowed me a privileged look into the practice of a young contemporary artist.
Called late-day trading, the practice gives privileged clients the opportunity to buy fund shares after the market has closed and is illegal according to securities laws.
This is a practice the privileged Birlings would be used to.
In contemporary society and the world such universities have become special and privileged settings where faith practice, learning and dialogue can take place in a context that requires mutual respect and where students of many nations can come better to appreciate the values of freedom of and from religion and for religious pluralism.
This is significant, as in making this recommendation, the committee effectively privileged judgement of medical practice (in relation to biomedical, procedural norms) over a consideration of the processes involved in the construction of medical practice.
At the same time, its contact with staff early in an emergency, its witness to policy in practice and privileged access to process and other unrecorded information can capture unique information that enhances subsequent standard evaluations and, potentially, organisation-wide learning.
