The phrase "assigned clinics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific clinics that have been designated or allocated for a particular purpose or group of individuals.
Example: "The students will be required to complete their internships at the assigned clinics throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "designated clinics" or "allocated clinics".
But the size of the planned contract, worth around $150m a year, makes it valuable for Cuba, whose government keeps about two-thirds of the salaries of its doctors working abroad.The new arrivals have been exempted from the usual test required of foreign-trained doctors, but they are unable to work except in their assigned clinics.
Health workers trained in trauma care work in their assigned clinics or backpack teams.
This programme encourages FSWs to use condoms consistently with clients and regularly attend STI check-ups at assigned clinics.
A brothel would be temporarily closed for one month if women in that specific brothel were found STIs 3 consecutive times during the regular STI check-up at the assigned clinic, but women would not receive any penalties.
To do this, we assigned a number to each clinic from which non-IBC cases could be selected and then used a simple SAS random number algorithm to randomize the assigned clinic numbers to determine from which clinic each non-IBC case was to be selected.
Eligible patients who opt to participate are screened to ensure that he/she: (1) is willing to work with a peer coach if randomized to the coaching arm, (2) plans to reside in San Francisco for the next 6 months, (3) plans to continue receiving care at his/her assigned clinic for 6 months, (4) has a telephone, and (5) is not currently enrolled in a diabetes management program or study.
Based on these initial discussions, ROAD project leadership assigned two clinics to a face-to-face educational approach and two clinics to a mix of technology-enabled distance detailing.
You will have the opportunity to travel to assigned veterinary clinics and provide relief services, establishing a relationship of honesty, integrity and trust with practice owner, support staff and clients.
Vaccines and medicines are usually managed by a professional nurse, with increasing numbers of pharmacists' assistants being assigned to clinics.
A Condom Use Working Group, consisting of police, local authorities, and health staff is set up to monitor, register and refer FSWs to assigned STI clinics and enforce programme implementation [ 8].
Participants were assigned to clinics for dietary intervention and were encouraged to reduce weight if BMI was ≥25 kg/m (61% of all participants) aiming at 23 kg/m; otherwise high-carbohydrate (55 65% of energy) and moderate-fat (25 30% of energy) diet was recommended.
