Interviewers kept field notes describing their observations of practices on the ward, visits by police, doctors, and social workers, and their reflections on individual cases.
The occasional use of feedback as a basis for broader reflections on individual patient cases was particularly described by GPs who took a special interest in a specific chronic disease area (or in chronic disease management in general) and/or by GPs from practices, where a mutual decision had been made to give priority to that kind of use.
"is a reflection, on an individual scale, of how women are treated on a larger scale in society.
"In Owl," Klosterman writes, "nicknames were spawned by random, unmetaphoric events that offered no meaningful reflection on the individual.
This is not a reflection on the individual companies as much as it is on the lack of market demand.
"This is not a reflection on any individual's status merely a reality of the company's position.
Reflection on the individual's actions is seen as necessary for continuing professional development, 16 and studies have suggested that increasing reflection on medical problems could improve clinical competence.
For a given exposure time, a high rotation rate will increase the recorded fraction of each reflection on an individual frame, but a low rotation rate will ensure that even weak, high-resolution reflections accumulate enough counts on the detector before leaving their diffracting condition.
For example, several students commented that reflection on an individual task was done almost unconsciously: "...in a real life situation if you make a mistake, if you I don't know prescribe the wrong drug or y'know harm a patient, you're going to reflect on that anyway, if you're a competent doctor and learn from your mistakes so I don't find it particularly useful writing down".
