Numerous small groups of practitioners, some including children, straggled on to the square over the course of the morning.
Almost every day for the last year small groups of practitioners have staged silent protests on Tiananmen Square, unfurling banners or beginning their meditation exercises.
This case is a stark reminder that while Boston Children's enjoys a stellar reputation as a whole, individual or even small groups of practitioners there still engage in inappropriate and decidedly unscientific behavior.
Around 2000, primary medical care in the Netherlands was also changing from small groups of practitioners taking turns to be on call out of hours to large-scale GP cooperatives [ 5- 7] (Table 1).
Of the $13.9 billion that the drug companies spent promoting their products last year, 87percentt, or about $12 billion, was aimed at doctors and the small group of nurse practitioners and physicians' assistants who can prescribe some medications, about one million prescribers all told.
The intervention has been tested on a small group of general practitioners.
(district nurse 12, practice I) Finally, a small group of interviewees (three general practitioners who had described little or no involvement in discussing preferred place of death and a very experienced district nurse) denied any difficulty in having the discussion.
1, 10 The study by Junius et al was carried out in a very small group of patients (n = 62), from ten general practitioners.
She invited only a small group of people: her daughters, Rick's two children and their mother, the holistic practitioner, one of Rick's friends from Vietnam, and a lifelong friend of Susan's.
For the past few years, Ernst has been on the frontline of a battle between practitioners of complementary medicine and their supporters on the one hand, and a small group of scientists and free speech campaigners on the other.
