Sentence examples for clinical lectures from inspiring English sources

Among his works are Lectures on Tumours (1851), Lectures in Surgical Pathology (1863), and Clinical Lectures and Essays (1875).

A few observations were also carried out at surgical outpatient clinics (n = 3), in operating rooms (n = 2) and during clinical lectures (n = 1).

He was one of the first to teach in English rather than in Latin, and he delivered his clinical lectures in the infirmary, lecturing not from a text but from his own notes.

Misanthropic visions in books such as Gulliver's Travels or Candide, "which under capitalism are unanswerable indictments of mankind as the wickedest of all known species", would be looked back on as "clinical lectures on extinct moral diseases which were formerly produced by inequality, as smallpox and typhus were produced by dirt".

Clinical content was also enhanced through regular clinical lectures and clinicians in the laboratory.

Clinical "by the bedside" teaching with clinical lectures in small groups is provided.

He was one of the first teachers in London to emphasize clinical lecturing and was one of the earliest of British physicians to urge use of the stethoscope.

This fall, employees can choose between a 30-hour clinical lecture series on genome evolution, workshops on building a professional brand, and talks on leading group members through change.

Teaching of patient safety and quality improvement to medical students will be best received if it is integrated into clinical education rather than solely taught in pre-clinical lectures or through independent computer modules.

There were two further clinical plenary lectures, given by Stephen Feig (Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York, USA) and Craig Jordan (University of California, San Francisco, CA, USA).

Other limits included articles that were clinical conferences, lectures and legal cases, newspaper articles, commentaries and bibliographies/biographies (1658).