Sentence examples for proportion of practitioners from inspiring English sources

A high proportion of practitioners reported specialized expertise (Table 2).

The demand for health professionals continues to increase in Canada, partially due to the aging population and the high proportion of practitioners nearing retirement.

The power analysis is based on the proportion of practitioners that report an outcome (e.g. performing BIs) following the intervention compared to baseline.

The demand for health professionals continues to increase, partially due to the aging population and the high proportion of practitioners nearing retirement.

Available data suggests that the working hours of Australian junior doctors may be decreasing, with a parallel reduction in the proportion of practitioners at significant risk of fatigue.

A small proportion of practitioners who fell into multiple practitioner types were coded to the highest category, in the order noted above.

When stratified by practitioner type, the proportions of practitioners reporting specialized expertise also vary.

We report the proportions of practitioners who found the tool useful, were satisfied with the consultation and found the tool easy to use.

This network has lower proportions of practitioners in the youngest age range (<45), except for psychiatrists and nurses, and lower proportions of the oldest age range (65+) for all practitioner types.

In light of previous studies on practitioner behaviour change [ 59, 73], we defined a change of 10% in reported behaviour between the proportions of practitioners from baseline to the six-months post-intervention follow-up as a clinically meaningful change.

TCMP = Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners; *A proportion of medical practitioners do not have a bachelor's degree.