Harvard and Yale now offer online certifications, suggesting that even top institutions see the value of unbundled learning.
What fool suggested that?
Charles Murray suggests that instead of degrees, we use "certification tests, which would provide evidence that the applicant has acquired the skills the employer needs".
This suggests that indicators based merely on incidence and national vaccination coverage are of limited usefulness for certification of measles elimination.
Our data, while based on a select cohort of individuals who take the examinations required for ECFMG certification, would suggest that quality of medical education (likely reflected in the curriculum, class size, length of training, clinical experience, etc)., and/or the selection of medical students, is superior in some Arab countries.
Mr. Nixon, who was presiding over the Senate, suggested that the certification of Senator Kennedy be accepted, "without the intent of setting a precedent".
This potential connection merits some attention, because it has been suggested that sickness certification is a work environment problem for physicians [ 7, 8].
Some teachers suggested that additional teaching credentials, such as certification, endorsements, and certificates would support the additional education needed.
In their own letter to the Quebec government the American environmental groups suggested that dropping the FSC certification might be costly for the industry.
The activists further suggested that dropping the FSC certification could, as in the Great Bear Rainforest, have economic consequences for the lumber industry.
