Sentence examples for compulsory assessment from inspiring English sources

IMGs from south Asian backgrounds are much more likely to fail certain components of the new compulsory assessment for all doctors wishing to become GPs, the MRCGP, than UK white graduates.

Irish psychiatrists have said they will not participate in any compulsory assessment of suicidal pregnant women who are seeking an abortion.

Dr McCarthy said psychiatrists would be happy to continue to provide second opinions, as is normal professional practice, but would not "collude" in any process of formalised compulsory assessment panels.

Compulsory assessment for pathologists participating in the study ensured high levels of inter- and intra-reader concordance.

As pointed out by Dawson, criteria such as these are "considered, applied, stretched, and occasionally ignored in key decisions in compulsory assessment and treatment procedures" [ 12].

The New Zealand Mental Health (compulsory assessment and treatment) act [ 1] was amended to mandate the consultation of family and care-givers in every stage of civil committal.

But he has also enthused about "regular, demanding, rigorous examinations" and in certain cases there are actually plans for more tests: new compulsory assessments for four- and five-year-olds are coming, and last month Gove suggested all state-educated 13-year-olds should sit the Common Entrance exams used by private schools.

Otherwise, with a growth in the clinical trials' administrative paperwork, 28 outcomes such as SF-36 may become routine compulsory assessments without a genuine interest to learn from them.

Overall, students had 62 cases to study with, although only 6 were compulsory (the assessment cases).

This indicates that the criterion of unbearable suffering, also when not being the decisive motive to request EAS, may be met in the majority of end-of-life cancer patients cared for in primary care when initiating the procedure of compulsory criteria assessment to evaluate whether EAS is permitted.

But David Cameron signalled a move away from this early on, calling compulsory impact assessments on gender, disability and race "bureaucratic nonsense".