As the summaries do not include study authors or names of principal investigators, we conducted the search primarily using clinical trial titles and product names.
Few laboratories presented incomplete reports for lack of information such as clinical indication and title of the report; only one laboratory sent inadequate reports on all their samples for lack or unclear reporting of important information.
This study is to be conducted according to US and international standards of Good Clinical Practice (FDA Title 21 part 312 and International Conference on Harmonization guidelines), applicable government regulations and Institutional research policies and procedures.
In Britain, some wanted to create a common specialism, and the title "clinical oncology" was often used to cover all three modalities, or perhaps as an eclectic alternative to medical oncology as a branch of internal medicine.
11 The role titles clinical nurse specialist (CNS) or rheumatology nurse practitioner are used interchangeably in rheumatology nursing, therefore in this report they are all referred to as CNS.
Even before he unseated Viswanathan Anand for the world title with clinical ease in Chennai three years ago, Carlsen, then 22, was already regarded as the world's best player.
Another version of this review was written for a professional audience of psychoanalysts and will appear in the Winter 2009 Newsletter of The American Association for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Workunder the title, "Trauma & Recovery".
Specialist nurses who are commonly given the title of Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) in the USA, United Kingdom and some States in Australia [ 6].
In the 2007 survey, the postal questionnaires were distributed at random to 30 members of the clinical staff (with the title of either medical doctor or nurse) of each regional hospital [ 19].
Both American chemotherapists and British radiotherapists used "clinical oncology" in the titles of their journals, both of which claimed to represent all clinical approaches to cancer.
