Sentence examples for views of practice from inspiring English sources

We report the views of practice nurses, physiotherapists and GPs to establish whether there is support for role extension, and if so, the key challenges to its introduction.

Yes Prostate cancer RCT Semistructured interviews To explore the views of practice nurses' recruiting into a primary care-based RCT and to investigate factors that influence the success of trial recruitment.

Few of these efforts have sought to include the views of practicing scientists.

Primary care reform initiatives in Ontario are proceeding with little information about the views of practicing family physicians.

We conclude that students' conceptions of what it means to think like a scientist became more reflective of the views of practicing scientists (Table 1) and more grounded in students' experiences of working closely with data.

In addition to being able to show a live view of practice, Davyeon Ross, co-founder and CEO of the company explained that their algorithms can turn this raw data into every single statistic typically collected by hand in a basketball game except for fouls.

Based off the limited view of practice over the past two weeks, here are some educated guesses about what the Terps will look like against Howard.

But based off the limited view of practice this week, here are some educated guesses about what the Terps will look like against Howard.

Patients' satisfaction with the practice organisation correlates positively with the general job satisfaction of the non-physicians (r=0.30, p<0.01) and their view of practice structure (r=0.29, p<0.01).

From the point of view of practice, the monitoring and self-monitoring of glycaemia make sense if they results in active treatment adaptation in order to improve the metabolic control.

The 'theory of bureaucratic caring' [ 44] is an attempt to bring management and clinical functions closer together; as such, the contemporary view of practice stresses the importance of partnership and of consistency in the views and language of care providers, service managers, and administrators.