(Practitioner 15) Underlying these comments is a shared practitioner wariness of the clinical usefulness of research results.
Since the 1960s, there has been a dramatic decline in the share of practitioners on the committee and, simultaneously, an increased homogeneity among its members—i.e., Republican judges and corporate defense attorneys.
A quick look on Twitter confirmed that my feelings were shared by practitioners up and down the country.
Take another policy: mutualised public services, where frontline workers manage their own provider organisations, might be a popular idea across the political spectrum but it's less clear that this enthusiasm is shared by practitioners.
However, due to the slave trade, the knowledge of all the orishas had to be shared between practitioners and unified to sustain the practice.
PBRNs offer unique advantages both to research and quality improvement, and foster information sharing between practitioners [ 3- 6].
The manner in which information and knowledge is gathered and then shared among practitioners was measured using two different scales.
Yet, as the content of the problem list largely represents the subjective decisions of those who edit it, patients' problem lists are often unreliable when shared across practitioners.
These were then shared between practitioners and discussed at practitioner-researcher seminars, a process that demonstrated and made explicit the significant differences between conventional and alternative practitioners and led to self-reflection and improved understanding of how the team could work together.
77 78 While the developers of most diabetes risk scores are in little doubt about their score's positive attributes, this confidence seems not to be shared by practitioners, who may doubt the accuracy of the score or the efficacy of risk modification strategies, or both.
