Sentence examples for compulsory trainees from inspiring English sources
Although participation was optional and not compulsory, trainees and trainers may have felt pressured by the fact that they were emailed by the vice dean for education and training requesting them to participate in the interview scheme.
I do not regard this as a compulsory purchase for trainees in gynaecological oncology but each training centre should buy a copy.
In the UK the Intensive Care Society administers FICE accreditation with this becoming compulsory for critical care trainees in future.
Repeated scenario-based competency assessments should be a compulsory requirement of all trainee posts.
An online portfolio, the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme (ISCP; http://www.iscp.ac.uk), became mandatory for British surgical trainees 5 years ago, alongside a compulsory £125 (US$200) annual fee.
After completing the advanced training the trainees are required to undergo a compulsory period of foreign training (1 to 2 years).
In 2002, a questionnaire survey entitled Physicians' Clinical Ethics was carried out in a compulsory orientation lecture given to trainees before they started clinical practice in our hospital.
Over an 18-month period, trainees underwent a compulsory CPR competency assessment by simulation testing, observed by two experienced ALS instructors following a refresher seminar.
To address this unfamiliarity of Oncologists with PC and SPC services, it is vital that clinical training programs in PC are made compulsory for all oncologists (both trainees as well as practicing oncologists) [ 18].
In 2002, a questionnaire survey entitled Physicians' Clinical Ethics was carried out in a compulsory orientation lecture given to trainees before they started clinical practice in our hospital (Appendix 1) [see Additional file 1].
Questionnaires were handed out at monthly protected paediatric teaching which is compulsory with an email sent to all trainees asking them to complete the questionnaire if they were not at protected teaching due to night shifts or annual leave.
