Skilled change practitioners are both scientists and artists in the application of those principles.
All four chaplains skilled in application of the SDAT, and working in different hospital departments, participated in two structured, moderated group discussions, each lasting two hours.
Successful liberation from mechanical ventilation in the ICU depends on the application of skilled judgment, decision making, and medical and nursing interventions.
And despite all this, some other experimental conditions are not included in the investigation and the application of ANN is not skilled.
A 'knowledge broker' or 'connector' who is skilled in interpretation and application of research evidence and provides links between research producers and end-users has been proposed as a mechanism for facilitating KT in health care [ 43, 44].
Thus, the results could be interpreted as evidence supporting the application of chunking in skilled typewriting (Yamaguchi & Logan, 2014).
Most skilled interrogators, including many within the FBI, strongly disagree noting that the application of such extreme measures tends to result in the prisoner telling his captors what he believes they want to hear, which is often useless or untrue.
Acknowledging breastfeeding as a skilled behaviour rather than a simple choice led to the application of Self-Efficacy Theory [ 17], which endures as an important construct for successful breastfeeding [ 18].
'At best,' say the authors, 'the training created only a partial soldier, one semi-skilled in the arts of fighting but devoid of understanding the responsibilities and limits to the application of violence' (8).
In the absence of a critical mass of skilled nutrition professionals, the bulk of nutrition work was done by health workers who did not have a good understanding of the application of nutrition principles to public health or clinical practice.
