individual practitioner
collocation in Englishmeaningsofindividualandpractitioner
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individual
adjective
uk/ˌɪn.dɪˈvɪdʒ.u.əl/us/ˌɪn.dəˈvɪdʒ.u.əl/
existing and considered separately from the other things or people in ...
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practitioner
noun[C]
uk/prækˈtɪʃ.ən.ər/us/prækˈtɪʃ.ən.ɚ/
someone involved in a skilled job ...
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(Definition ofindividualandpractitionerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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This is because they rely almost entirely on the good conscience of theindividualpractitionerin order to operate.
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With this view, perhaps the responsibility for keeping radiation therapists competent rests on their places of work rather than theindividualpractitioner.
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But in what relation must theindividualpractitionerstand to the community of practitioners in order for this line of moral justification to be valid?
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At the end of the meeting, concrete actions for behaving differently both as a group and as anindividualpractitionerwith a client or fellow worker were outlined.
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The present practice seems to me extremely unjust to theindividualpractitioner.
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The "self" in self-regulatory refers to the body corporate and not to theindividualpractitioner.
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Every six months he may contract out of the scheme and go to theindividualpractitioner.
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Those used are chosen by theindividualpractitioner.
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I think the shape of a filling is a matter for the clinical judgment of theindividualpractitioner.
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If, however, the present basis is more favourable in the case of anyindividualpractitionerit will continue to apply.
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This ever-increasing exposure to risk closely reflects the level of premium that anindividualpractitionerhas to pay.
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Theindividualpractitionermust decide how best to provide for the needs of his or her patients.
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It is a matter not necessarily of confidence in anindividualpractitioner, but of being taken seriously.
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I regard the position of a building society as being wholly different to that of anindividualpractitioner.
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Even more importantly, compulsion would imperil the freedom of theindividualpractitionerand also the legal profession itself.
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It will be for theindividualpractitionerto decide what protection he requires against the possibility of giving poor advice.
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It may be more appropriate and efficient therefore to identify the needs of eachindividualpractitioner, building on their previous experiences, rather than adopting an approach which is too uniform.
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Differing standards are acceptable when some physicians hold one view and others another view, provided each is held by at least a "respectable minority" and not just anindividualpractitioner.
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Advocates of autonomous science have it that methods, procedures, protocols and techniques, rather than the moral qualities of theindividualpractitioner, deter mine what may count as certified knowledge nowadays.
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I respectfully suggest that anindividualpractitioneror even a firm of practitioners from the solicitors' branch are in quite a different category.
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In this case, we have to consider what concerns theindividualpractitionerwho wants to give a good service to his client.
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It is the responsibility of theindividualpractitionerto ensure that he remains abreast of advances in knowledge and technique affecting the service he provides.
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I think it is for theindividualpractitionerto decide how best he can advise his patients of any change in his arrangements.
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In rural areas where the population is dispersed, theindividualpractitionerprovides not only the best, but the only possible answer.
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What treatment may be appropriate for a patient is, of course, a matter for the clinical judgement of theindividualpractitioner.
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