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Their orientation produced a Practice Outcome: GPs' experiences of the consequences of their PSA testing decisions.

Such diverse viewpoints were aired in the landmark 2003 UK Parliamentary Working Group on Human Remains, which produced a code of practice for museums.

Practice scores were averaged across informal and formal practice and across weeks 1 to 4, producing a mean practice score ranging between 1 and 4, with 1 equating to the participant practicing as much as possible and 4 equating to no practice.

Bartlett and Tkacz (2017) have described how data dashboards have migrated from the private sector to government practice and the public sector to produce a contemporary practice of 'governance by dashboard': Dashboards introduce new dynamics, skills, pressures, opportunities and challenges into the practice of governance.

The objective of this review was to systematically assess the methods of resource use data collection and costing; and to produce a best practice guide for data capture within economic analyses alongside clinical trials.

57 Concluding that it 'remains unclear how feasible it is to develop standards that are applicable across the range and diversity of involvement activity', INVOLVE has now established an advisory group to explore the feasibility of producing a 'good practice' framework based on principles identified in their review.

Stirling has produced a book highlighting good practice in the different models that have developed across Britain.

The Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) has produced a new code of practice that will stop surgeons telling patients they will look like particular celebrities after treatment.

Our estimated continuation of historical management practice produced a trend of a slightly increasing HWP "sink" up to 2030 (Fig. 3), because of the increased inflow associated with increased harvest.

Each GP practice produced a list of their entire patient cohort.

The application of the TDM in this survey of dental practice produced a lower response rate (46.6%) than expected but with little response bias.