Sentence examples for confident consultant from inspiring English sources

And in many ways it is the old mindset, that of a "service center," that gets in the way of HR being the valued and confident consultant you need.

This technique also works well because suddenly you're not a desperate salesperson, but rather a confident consultant who has something of value to offer.

Gail Cooper of the Western Mail praised his performance and said: Mantle, better known as dishy and confident consultant Mike Barrett in Casualty, is cast completely against type as Percy, the 42-year-old virgin who admits to being only 35.

Documented answers were thus preferred instead of phone-consultations if the GPs were not familiar with or did not feel confident with the consultant.

There is also a lack of mutual trust: hospital specialists are uncertain whether GPs will follow their recommendations after discharge, whereas at the same time the GP is not confident that the referring consultant has provided a discharge letter containing complete and correct recommendations.

Previous reports[ 9] have suggested that not all consultants should be obliged to teach, instead selecting for aptitude and skills, since as highlighted in this study not all consultants are confident or inclined to teach.

She said her consultant was "very confident that, providing I came off all pain medications and continued laxatives, I would regain full use of my bowels". Ms Yeoman was initially admitted to St Michael's Hospital in August to check for endometriosis.

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Apparently, Midas Care ran consumer focus groups that were so empowering that women felt confident enough to tell marketing consultants things about their genitals that they had kept secret from medical professionals.

Apart from some concerns about complex and specialist procedures new orthopaedic consultants are generally confident in their clinical competence.

Consultants generally were confident in most practical procedures (table 1) with a few exceptions (largely in specialist areas) in which a proportion reported that they were 'not very' or 'not at all' competent (spinal surgery (79%), paediatric surgery (56%), shoulder surgery (46%), sports medicine (36%) and hand surgery 48%)).