Sentence examples for two practice members from inspiring English sources

The analysis on organizational culture and team climate was restricted to the practices in which at least two practice members returned the questionnaires.

Jehovah's Witnesses have about 7 million practicing members worldwide, and a million in the United States.

The resulting quality improvement intervention (AMP training plus) had three interlinked strands: Knowledge transfer: including a training component of up to six sessions, selected by practice members from a menu of subject options.

Eight of the 291 practice members were later determined to be temporary or part-time employees (e.g., contract workers or students), and the surveys of these cases were excluded.

Three practices are members of a large multi-practice primary care health network which shares a full electronic medical record (EMR), but are geographically separated, while the fourth practice is affiliated with a major academic health system and uses a paper-based record.

Two sets of hierarchical linear regression models accounting for nesting of practice members (N = 283) and patients (N = 1,769) within 39 practices assessed the association between practice member perspectives of CCM implementation (ACIC scores) and patients' perspectives of CCM PACICCCM PACIC

Describes two practice sessions.

Practice members completed a practice questionnaire sent by the researchers.

Nine of those societies have already weighed in, each with five practices that their elite members agreed were only sometimes helpful under special circumstances.

Since Medicare officials do not monitor conflicts of interest, Mr. Levinson said, they cannot be sure that prescription drug plans are complying with federal requirements that at least two committee members — one practicing physician and one pharmacist — be "independent and free of conflict".

In what follows, we describe three practices that the staff members use to navigate, to circumvent or to avoid the practical problem of mobilizing the clients' cooperation in talk about medication-related problems.