Sentence examples for rate of practitioners from inspiring English sources

Results are generally encouraging but emphasize the necessity to continue educational activities in order to optimize the rate of practitioners applying the measures recommended to reduce this common complication of gynaecological surgery.

On the other hand, a higher intensity of training can be expected to decrease the participation rate of practitioners.

Because the expected rate of practitioners actively recruiting patients among those giving their consent to participate was 55%, we invited 1,400 physicians (1,200 GPs and 200 RHs) to participate.

To calculate CSRs in 2020, the projected number of cataract surgeries in 2020 was estimated by using cadre-specific rates of practitioner population increase multiplied by 2011 cadre-specific efficiency ratios of surgeries per surgeon.

Annual projected ratios between 2011 and 2050 were similarly estimated to identify how long after 2020 some countries are expected to reach VISION 2020 targets, at current rates of practitioner and projected general population growth.

Table  2 shows the potential determinants and the rate of CAM practitioner use of these women in primary midwifery care.

22 The only Australian study to date, 23 again using ecological methods, found that access to medical care and rate of general practitioner (GP) visits (both self-reported) and GP supply were negatively associated with PPH rates in Primary Care Partnership areas in the state of Victoria, independent of disease prevalence.

The evidence related to the role of practitioners and pneumococcal vaccination rates, however, is conflicting.

Study findings indicate that there is significant, unexplained variation in referral rates of general practitioners and that factors related to patient, practice and general practitioner characteristics explain no more than half of this variation.

In similar research using recruitment of patients by practitioners [ 47] the reported rate of participation by practitioners was as low as 33%.

The aim of this paper is to describe the development and evaluation of an ASBI implementation program aimed at increasing ASBI delivery rates of general practitioners (GPs) and decreasing patients' alcohol consumption.