Cambridge is becoming practised at being a success and a failure simultaneously; not long before McNeil was appointed in 2012 Monitor declared it was in "significant breach" of its foundation trust authorisation, but within days health analysts Dr Foster said it was the country's best trust.
Well no, I'm actually protecting myself from a whole load of crap that's going to start going round in my head … (Int 5) Interviewees described becoming practised at limiting their contact with the outside world as a coping strategy: I only feel that I'm feeling better because … I don't have to engage with the world … I can go outside but then I can come home if I feel I can't cope.
The human becoming practise methodology was chosen to apply a holistic patient approach, focusing on the coping and transformation process of the individual person.
It may be noted that the questionnaire wording itself, which was designed to capture educational attainment for becoming a practising health care provider, had certain shortcomings.
So wouldn't it be more interesting to reframe all this as a psychological rather than scientific or religious inquiry and practise becoming familiar with how our minds work before we try to work out what, if anything, created them?
Postgraduate training opportunities emerged in this study as the most important factor in Malawian medical students' and graduates' career choices, alongside the importance of adequate resources and equipment for doctors to practise without becoming de-motivated and leaving the public sector, and the value of role models.
Williams has been practising law since 1972, becoming a financially successful lawyer, and was appointed Queen's Counsel in 1984.
Co-firing is becoming more common and is being practised at a commercialscale in many countries such as the USA, Finland, Denmark, Germany and Belgium [15].
He was later seen practising martial arts moves before becoming involved in a series of altercations with passers-by.
Crowley spent much of his time at university engaged in his pastimes, becoming president of the chess club and practising the game for two hours a day; he briefly considered a professional career in the sport.
