A different approach may, therefore, be to compare the outcome of treatment in different treatment centres with otherwise comparable quality of care, so called practice-based evidence.
Washburn's ideas did find some corroboration in the electrophysiological studies of Jacobson (1932), and seem to have motivated the beginnings, in the 1930s, of research into the effectiveness of the so called mental practice (or imaginary practice) of motor skills (Janssen & Sheikh, 1994 p. 2).
For a few years, bcbionextgen has been processing samples for the so called "best practice" pipeline at SciLifeLab.
These systems are used by the so called Care Groups, practices and hospitals in the Netherlands to register patient information and health care quality indicators.
A knowledge gap caused by lack of awareness of the evidence or familiarity with current treatments leads to a so called evidence-to-practice care gap [ 24].
So called "minimal standards", practiced by some editorial offices of microbiological journals [66], further hinder the valid publication of bacterial names.
Paralleling the evolution of evidence based medicine has been research into how evidence can be implemented into practice – so called 'implementation research' [ 8].
24 25 26 27 Secondly, the dramatic increase in sex ratio with second births that our data document, shows that couples are selecting to ensure a boy, the so called "at least one son practice".
The woman is legally obliged to provide reasons, why the continuation of pregnancy would be a significant burden (i.e., so called social indications), but in practice, abortion is allowed virtually for everybody requesting it during this period.
Surprisingly, in common practice, a so called "short-term" 14 days course of systemic corticosteroids is generally considered safe and the potential consequences of adrenal suppression are often neglected [ 16].
That is why later Shulman speaks on the wisdom of practice and the so called signature pedagogy, a holistic form of professional doing.
