The U.S. Department of State, America's principal foreign affairs agency, is seeking a new generation of accomplished, creative and bold professionals for domestic and international positions.
(Geriatrics Physician 1) IC Intensive care Correlations >0.80 printed in bold Professionals working at the SICU highlighted the importance of continuity of care, giving fairly high rankings to "when a patient is transferred to another ward, relevant patient information is transferred as well" (st. 35).
They could be really bold and professional.
This bold act of professional transparency simply transformed heart surgery survival rates in this country.
"Political leaders may be capable of a bold declaration that professional negotiators can't make," says one of those involved.Still, though the summit is likely to concentrate on enlargement, with nods at environmental and social issues, there is always a chance that other matters more violence in the Middle East, for instance may intrude.
She is such a bold, charismatic, elegant, professional woman and all of that is reflected in how she presents herself to the world.
Established in the 1990s with the bold aim of producing professional-quality CGI animations from early Doctor Who audiotapes, the project has produced some surprisingly accomplished products.
In order to consistently grow over time and stay atop of the competition, marketing professionals must be bold and implement new best-of-breed, cutting-edge tools.
John is a very smart, focused, disciplined professional with a bold and dynamic editorial vision for MIT's Technology Review.
Learning laboratories are places and professional networks that allow multidisciplinary teams to identify closely related threats to patient safety, stretch professional boundaries, envision bold design innovations, and take advantage of brainstorming and rapid prototyping techniques.
The last time I caught up with this artist's work, a couple of years ago, he was already painting, um... flowers -- a bold, provocative gesture, fraught with professional risk in a culture in which the mainstream could reliably be expected to sneer at such an enterprise.
