Cultural and sociopolitical context varies from country to country and from community to community, making a stepwise, universal relocation "best practices" plan nearly impossible.
Moreover, there has been a strong focus on the impact of specific life events such as childbirth or residential relocation on mobility practices of individuals and households.
We analyzed associations between the number of paid malpractice claims that physicians accrued and exits from medical practice, changes in clinical volume, geographic relocation, and change in practice-group size.RESULTS: The cohort consisted of 480,894 physicians who had 68,956 paid claims from 2003 through 2015.
Powers says that because of the rapid pace of the dollar's decline, many companies have been forced to rethink (and retool) their relocation and business travel practices.
Common reasons for nonparticipation in follow-up years were travel overseas, residence relocation and changing work practices, all factors unrelated to the experience of study participation.
Hence, common practice is relocation of the dredged material to a Baltic Sea disposal site or on the nearby dredged discharge pool 'Am Stau' [8].
That case is still reverberating locally, with public debates and examinations of school policy that have exposed the risk of a particularly draconian zero tolerance practice: mandatory relocation.
The sample size was restricted by relocation of the acupuncture practice and therefore limited access to the sample.
The three main reasons for the resignations were: to go into private practice, inappropriate relocation and continuing education [ 14].
In most instances, transitions had been, or were going to be, initiated by the physician due to retirement, relocation, a switch in practice focus, or physician illness.
