… Such governance makes it harder for occupational therapists to lobby for their increased
autonomy as this would introduce a conflict-of-interest for medical rehabilitation physicians to …

… Community” policy, which was adopted by the Ministry of Social Affairs and Social Services
in 2004. The policy aimed to grant increased autonomy … for development of community-based …

… in contextual autonomy (working without physicians for a prolonged period of time) most
Israeli primary care nurses do not appear to desire increased autonomy in the work place. …

Research has shown that social pressure is related to treatment motivation and plays an
important role in treatment engagement in adults with problematic substance use. Despite the …

… have challenged dominant disciplinary approaches to studying children that fail to account
for their agency and, drawing upon their research, have advocated for increased autonomy …

… Increased independence did not always lead to increased autonomy or vice versa. Four
different relationships between these two phenomena were found. They all illustrate the different …

… health care in underserved areas and the shortage of primary care physicians and how nurse
practitioners (NPs) can fill this void. In order to make up for the lack of primary care doctors, …

… we could not estimate random slope models in order to assess variations in the association
between women's autonomy and pregnancy care use across villages. However, we stratified …

… 1980s occupational therapy had experienced increased autonomy and freedom … Community
Care Act 1990, which introduced the concept of the internal market to health and social care …