Sentence examples for clinical talent from inspiring English sources

Maintaining the UK as an attractive place for European clinical talent to live and work is a serious problem as Brexit begins to take shape.

While I have complete faith in the ability and competence of foreign NHS staff of all grades, we have been draining other countries of their clinical talent for decades - this is not a newly identified issue.

Not only will this initiative take the capability overseas – for the benefit of other patients and healthcare systems – but it could help recruit high-calibre clinical and scientific talent, making these organisations more exciting places to work.

CLINICAL FINISH The talents of the Mexican attack were evident in the 2-2 draw in Honduras on Friday - the opening goal was a brilliant, angled, glancing header from Hernandez after a jinking run down the left and pin-point cross from winger Andres Guardado.

Educational environments with the breadth of talent, resources, clinical experiences and research required are very expensive and not easily replicated.

Büchner's talent for clinical, clear-eyed observation gave him a privileged view of the rise of the citizen and the fall of the ancien régime.

What got them the job was that, as the firm puts it: "Circle arrives not with a top-down plan to impose change, but with a proven methodology of unleashing NHS professionals' talent through clinical leadership and devolved decision-making".

Critical success factors that are often discussed but that never seem to be systematically addressed are large clinical/academic infrastructures, access to funding for innovation not only in the early stage but also for clinical trials, and concentration of talent which typically moves to the most attractive environments.

The negative experiences due to mistreatment are lessened when trainee doctors encounter favourable clinical learning environment, which enhances their talent development.

The extent to which the trainee doctors agree with the statements pertaining to the aspect of clinical learning environment that could facilitate talent development was measured on 5-point Likert scale (1 =  Do not facilitate, 5 =  Highly facilitate).

If you have decided to be a full-time clinician, then your decision is primarily one of picking the clinical field that best fits your talents and interests.