They interviewed senior students and newly qualified doctors and found that this quality [i.e., the appropriate state of mind] was as important as practical competence in preparing for the world of practice.
Two years into the Reagan administration, Wolfowitz asked Secretary of State George P. Shultz to move him from the world of theory into the world of practice, as assistant secretary of state for East Asia.
The ardent illusion that youth offers to experience, and the world of practice that experience offers back, weave an argument necessary to any individual life that is to be lived to the end.
Methodologically, the five research directions represent a synthesis of ideas for how the current conceptual base needs to develop in relation to the developing world of practice.
"I think that's partly because...journalism itself, the world of practice, is in crisis".
Brathwaite [ 40] evaluates the model to have clinical utility with applicability and relevancy to real world of practice to help guide practice.
Complex interventions such as structured care have the advantage of mirroring the real world of practice, in which assessments and interventions are tailored to individual needs.
Qualitative researchers argue that this is required in order to make qualitative research accessible and usable in the real world of practice and policy making [ 17].
Supervisors raised the idea that by allowing the student entry into and participation in their world of practice, practice itself would be a curriculum, offering access to whole life cycle care.
In order to enable the success of this particular kind of translational movement, the philosophical work must address, as adequately as possible, the relevant challenges of the real world of practice.
