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The very practice is demoralized, and the practitioners are demoralized.
And Ken and I believe that this is what practitioners actually want.
And so practical wisdom does not require heroic acts of self-sacrifice on the part of practitioners.
And as you all know, while your doctor stays the same, your nurses and nurse practitioners change in and out.
We need to radically open up development so knowledge flows in multiple directions, inspiring practitioners, so aid becomes transparent, accountable and effective, so governments open up and citizens are engaged and empowered with reformers in government.
To us, it is obvious that conservation biologists and practitioners should make full use of every available tool, including drones, in our fight to save the last remaining forests and wildlife of this planet.
After all, horror was a popular genre of the period, with many practitioners.
This is according to research by research practitioners Jerome Groopman and Pamela Hartzband, independently confirmed by Bloomberg.com.
Women reported that medical practitioners were often condescending and dismissive of their motivations, being told things like, "Come back when you're married with a child."
Meanwhile, the few practitioners bold enough to offer conflicting opinions were either ignored or ridiculed.
As practitioners each and every one of us should strive to be ordinary, if not extraordinary heroes.
I brought my scientific colleagues and sustainability practitioners into the prison.
In fact, a growing number of academics and practitioners have concluded that neoliberal economic theory is dangerously wrong and that today's growing crises of rising inequality and growing political instability are the direct result of decades of bad economic theory.
Nurses and practitioners at U.S. healthcare system Kaiser Permanente study the topic of improving the patient experience, and particularly focused on the way that they exchange knowledge and change shift.
And it comes from situations like this where you have either skilled or unskilled practitioners, blindly giving an injection to someone.
Raqs are probably the foremost practitioners of multimedia art in India today, working across photography, video and installation.
He's one of the big practitioners of this sort of thing.
I'm saying it on behalf of all the biocontrol practitioners and implementers, in Israel and abroad, really give nature a chance.
Why are some practitioners incentivized to run such unnecessary procedures?
As most health care systems reimburse practitioners in a fee-for-service-based fashion on the number and kind of treatments performed, it may be this economic incentive that tempts some practitioners to rather perform high-profit surgical treatments instead of exploring other treatment options.
Although certain countries started to implement performance-based reimbursement, anchored on a quality and efficacy matrix, overall, there's very little in today's health care systems' architecture to incentivize practitioners broadly to actively prevent the appearance of a disease in the first place and to limit the procedures applied to a patient to the most effective options.
What we may need is a health care system that reimburses practitioners for keeping their customers healthy instead of almost only paying for services once people are already sick.
What if we redesign our health care system into one that does not reimburse practitioners for the actual procedures performed on a patient but rather reimburses doctors, hospitals, pharmaceutical and medical companies for every day a single individual is kept healthy and doesn't develop a disease?
Fortunately, the letter of the Cameroonian law promises equality to all, and this documentary follows the real life exploits of various female practitioners in the Cameroonian legal system as they attempt to secure justice for a number of women and children.
But while outbreaks of infectious illnesses such as Ebola, flu, Zika, SARS, and – hypothetically – Disease X tend to capture headlines, most global health practitioners understand that noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) like diabetes, hypertension, and cancer pose an even greater threat to health and economic stability.
As US support waivers, African and European governments, foundations, institutional donors, and practitioners must be ready to step in to help African farmers build long-term resiliency.
With education squarely in the spotlight, new trends are gaining momentum, many of them merging with “innovative finance” – a concept much beloved by development policymakers and practitioners in difficult economic times.
These local practitioners serve as the gatekeepers to a system that has reduced waiting times and financial burdens by treating patients directly – often at patients’ homes.
However, because many IVF practitioners transfer two or three embryos at a time to improve the odds of a pregnancy occurring, twins and higher multiple births are more common, and carry some additional risk.
Development practitioners have long debated which model offers the best framework for reform.
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