Sentence examples for clinically qualified from inspiring English sources

(iii) Receives frequently scheduled consultations from a qualified dietitian or other clinically qualified nutrition professional.

Clinically qualified tutors used their subject-matter knowledge significantly more than non-clinical tutors and were seen as being more empathic with their students.

The former Metropolitan police officer conceded the screening system was flawed and said he was not clinically qualified to manage a health risk.

Carruthers also said his team had run out of screening and monitoring kits, and that half the staff on the screening team had been "office workers" who were not clinically qualified.

The child was reviewed by clinically qualified personnel and treated as required.

At least one of these appointees was clinically qualified.

To make MTM implementation more attainable, scalable, and sustainable in community pharmacies, this paper puts out a call for the need to identify the proportion of patients who clinically qualify for various levels of intensity of MTM services.

Whether the Rigases or any of the other executives under indictment or investigation would clinically qualify for the narcissistic label, is beside the point: the stock bubble -- in which paper wealth created auras of power and invincibility -- seems to have bred an environment in which the narcissist who may lurk within many of us was able to emerge in feverish full bloom.

However, MPs say hospitals must make "a clear commitment to open and public accountability for their staffing records" and that a "fundamental requirement of high-quality care was having "adequate levels of both clinically and non-clinically qualified staff in all circumstances".

Managers (non-clinically qualified) occupied a powerful brokerage role for both nurses and doctors, whereas nurses and doctors were rarely on each other's networks.

In contrast, the principal strength of non-clinically qualified academic staff to the PBL process would be the facilitation skills derived from (often extensive) teaching experience.