Sentence examples for survey of practitioners from inspiring English sources

*The state of hyperlocal community news in the UK: Findings from a survey of practitioners, by four university academics: Andy Williams (Cardiff), Dave Harte (Birmingham City), Steven Barnett and Judith Townend (Westminster).

An internet-based survey of practitioners revealed remarkable variation in practice patterns surrounding intraspinal therapy.

Sneed RC, May WL, Stencel C, Paul SM. Pediatric physiatry in 2000: a survey of practitioners and training programs.

An informal survey of practitioners of lean in manufacturing revealed that changes to the production environment have only a 30%% success rate.

Side effects and adverse events related to intraligamentous injection of sclerosing solutions (prolotherapy) for back and neck pain: a survey of practitioners.

This paper reports a survey of practitioners to probe their perception of the value of design rationale and how they use and document the background knowledge related to their design decisions.

A multitude of approaches have been used for this, including a carefully designed needs analysis of key informants [ 12], direct observation of health care providers in practice along with surveys of practitioners regarding perceived need [ 13], multilateral expert panels [ 14], and national consensus-building processes [ 15].

Paper-based surveys of practitioners will test GP and PN self-reported knowledge and self-efficacy (adapted from another preventive health study [ 33]) and health care utilisation following HKC will be captured (from government Medicare insurance services) to obtain important data regarding health outcomes.

The proportion of infections resulting in clinical illness was calculated from a small serologic survey of general practitioners; only 46% of the general practitioners surveyed with a positive antibody titer actually had symptoms (26 ).

In a survey of acupuncture practitioners in China and the USA, 47 of 86 practitioners agreed that dull pain was de qi, and over half agreed that de qi was beneficial, but sharp pain was harmful.

A survey of general practitioners on the subject of enhancement with pharmaceuticals in the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health indicated that general practitioners were not open to the use of prescriptions for enhancement purposes [ 71].