practitioner
practitioner
Definition
prac·ti·tioner (prak tis̸h′ə nər)
practitioner
Usage Examples
Converse of subject
- supervise: Individuals with a recent history of heart disease should avoid excessive intakes of vitamin E unless supervised by a medical practitioner.
- prescribe: The statement makes it clear that buccal midazolam must be prescribed by a medical practitioner.
Converse of object
- qualify: Career prospects As a newly qualified practitioner you may decide to join an established practice or to set up on your own.
- consult: For reliable information and advice, consult a qualified practitioner.
- approve: The Act imposes two specific duties on the approved medical practitioner.
- enable: Overall the process of the health needs assessment enables practitioners to meet all the Department of Health's recommendations.
- assist: Where necessary, Update can assist practitioners in remote or rural areas through the use of video conferencing technology.
- appoint: You must also apply to the court and will be appointed an insolvency practitioner to help you.
Adjective modifier
- qualified: You are recommended to seek advice of a qualified health practitioner.
- medical: Please consult your own medical practitioner for advice specific to yourself.
- general: You can ask your health visitor, school nurse or general practitioner for advice.
- dental: This is similar to the situation faced by general dental practitioners.
- experienced: DIY 3 projects are aimed at both emergent and experienced practitioners and will take place in London and the South East.
- reflective: This is what is meant by the jargon term ' reflective practitioner ' .
Noun used with modifier
- insolvency: The supervisor of a CVA must be an insolvency practitioner.
- nurse: Starts to use other members of staff such as nurse practitioners.
- healthcare: This information is not intended to replace the advice of your personal qualified healthcare practitioner.
- theater: I guess theater practitioners do the same with a production.
- regeneration: NRAs come from a wide range of backgrounds and include residents, service providers and regeneration practitioners.
- classroom: This will provide a much greater sense for classroom practitioners of the career paths from NQT onwards.
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