Primary care clinicians are generalists and often manage a set of undifferentiated symptoms or health problems; this requires a combination of wide ranging knowledge, clinical experience and sound judgement.
Concepts that may have been more abstract for students fifteen years ago such as relationship networks, group communication, and media theory are becoming vitally relevant knowledge that a wide ranging student body want to obtain.
The review, due to its broad definition of knowledge and knowledge users, includes KT strategies applicable to a wide range of knowledge use contexts, from community-based settings to clinical settings [ 53].
A multifaceted educational intervention addressed a wide range of knowledge, attitude and external barriers, and also built on facilitators to produce substantial but non-significant knowledge and attitudinal gains.
It covers a wide range of knowledge areas.
It comprises two women and four men with a wide range of knowledge and life experience.
By the end of the conversation she and students had covered a wide range of knowledge on effective interviewing.
In case you don't have your pocket dictionary handy, a polymath is a person with a wide range of knowledge or learning.
By the 12th century, academies in Ikalto and Gelati, the first medieval higher-education centres, disseminated a wide range of knowledge.
Mr. Poirier (pronounced to rhyme with "warrior") was an old-fashioned man of letters — a writer, an editor, a publisher, a teacher — with a wide range of knowledge and interests.
A wide range of knowledge is required: a focus on scientific and technological research, a change in manufacturing and business practices, national land-use guidelines, an educational campaign for the public.
