Sentence examples for this model emphasised from inspiring English sources

This model emphasised that while different nurses may work with families, the philosophy of care was consistent.

This model emphasised the fact that career development is iterative rather than a linear process with the individual needing to take responsibility for career development.

This model emphasises the interaction between cognitive-behavioral processes and the structural design of simulated gambling activities.

This model emphasises the assessment and management of barriers related to return to activity, because of their strong and consistent predictive relationship to persistent disability.

This model emphasises that the tutor needs to act as a coach, playing a balanced role as an expert in both the subject matter and in facilitating students' learning process [ 59, 60].

This model emphasises the importance of clarity and focus, as well as an extensive evaluation of contextual factors within specific settings, before the implementation of CCE strategies, enabling those involved in CCE to determine potential facilitators and barriers to the process.

Based on principles of co-production and social capital theory, the model emphasises a shared focus for a worker and an individual on the goal of engaging beyond mental health services.

23 The model emphasises system change and focuses on reducing variation in process performance.

The first construct of the model emphasises the importance of avoiding disruption of the patient-practitioner relationship (interactional workability).

Importantly, the model emphasises that the prevention of adult mental illness is achieved through a focus on the preceding phases of life: infancy, childhood, adolescence and youth (referred henceforth as "in young people").

Similar to realistic evaluation, the model emphasises the mechanisms of effect between a social programme (component of the de-jure system), and its impact (in the de-facto system), and recognises these mechanisms as being social: involving the interaction of human beings in a particular context that determines the nature and form of dynamic responses [ 14].