Applied Practice
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An Applied Practice is a systematic practice that can be implemented by applied practitioners to solve domain-specific tasks through applied methodologies.
- AKA: Professional Practice, Technical Practice, Skilled Practice.
- Context:
- It can typically enable Applied Task Execution through systematic methodologies.
- It can typically require Applied Domain Knowledge from applied practitioners.
- It can typically establish Applied Practice Standards through professional organizations.
- It can typically involve Applied Skill Development through structured training programs.
- It can typically maintain Applied Quality Assurance through certification processes.
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- It can often integrate Applied Theoretical Knowledge with practical implementations.
- It can often utilize Applied Practice Tools for task automation.
- It can often develop Applied Best Practices through empirical refinement.
- It can often require Applied Ethical Considerations in professional contexts.
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- It can range from being a Simple Applied Practice to being a Complex Applied Practice, depending on its applied practice sophistication level.
- It can range from being a Narrow Applied Practice to being a Broad Applied Practice, depending on its applied practice scope.
- It can range from being an Emerging Applied Practice to being an Established Applied Practice, depending on its applied practice maturity.
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- It can be performed by Applied Practitioners with specialized education.
- It can be supported by Applied Practice Educators through formal curriculuma.
- It can be regulated by Professional Accreditation Bodies through accreditation standards.
- It can be documented in Applied Practice Guidelines for knowledge transfer.
- It can be evaluated through Applied Practice Metrics for performance assessment.
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- Example(s):
- Technical Applied Practices, such as:
- Engineering Applied Practices, such as:
- Computing Applied Practices, such as:
- Data Science Applied Practice demonstrating applied data analysis methodology.
- Cybersecurity Applied Practice demonstrating applied security implementation.
- Cloud Architecture Applied Practice demonstrating applied distributed system design.
- Healthcare Applied Practices, such as:
- Medical Applied Practices, such as:
- Surgical Applied Practice demonstrating applied medical intervention.
- Diagnostic Medicine Applied Practice demonstrating applied disease identification.
- Allied Health Applied Practices, such as:
- Nursing Applied Practice demonstrating applied patient care.
- Physical Therapy Applied Practice demonstrating applied rehabilitation methodology.
- Medical Applied Practices, such as:
- Professional Service Applied Practices, such as:
- Legal Applied Practice demonstrating applied jurisprudence.
- Accounting Applied Practice demonstrating applied financial methodology.
- Educational Applied Practice demonstrating applied pedagogical techniques.
- Creative Applied Practices, such as:
- Culinary Applied Practice demonstrating applied food preparation techniques.
- Design Applied Practice demonstrating applied aesthetic principles.
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- Technical Applied Practices, such as:
- Counter-Example(s):
- Academic Discipline, which focuses on theoretical knowledge development rather than applied task execution.
- Pure Research Activity, which emphasizes knowledge discovery without immediate practical application.
- Hobby Activity, which lacks professional standards and formal accreditation.
- Theoretical Framework, which provides conceptual understanding without practical implementation methodology.
- See: Practice Method, Professional Discipline, Applied Methodology, Practitioner Community, Industry Standard, Professional Development.
References
1999
- (Moody & Buist, 1999) ⇒ Daniel Moody, and Anne Buist. (1999). “Improving Links Between Information Systems Research and Practice - Lessons from the Medical Profession.” In: Proceedings of the 10th Australasian Conference on Information Systems.
- In an applied discipline, research should be relevant to the needs of practice and research outputs should ultimately contribute to the development of improved practices.