This corroborates the experience on the ground, which is that these departments are not actively involved in patient care, rather are merely registration/paperwork departments.
Even Hilary Clinton said on Wednesday, "It is biblical, the tragedy that continues to stalk Haiti and the Haitian people". Evangelical Christians will appreciate her interpretation, since it corroborates their experience that the end times are at hand, that Jesus will soon return to bring in a new heaven and a new earth.
It turns out that experts corroborate my experience: Group exercise and excursions can really jumpstart a new attitude toward fitness.
Though I cannot corroborate from experience, the first time I had the treatment I was convinced it was more painful than even childbirth.
In fact in the Canadian study by Wendtlandt et al., it was found that "controlling for age and specialty, those who completed a rotation in palliative care during their residency were twice as likely to refer before chemotherapy started than during chemotherapy, corroborating previous evidence that experience with SPC may influence referral practices" [ 10].
Both high and low hallucination prone groups responded to sensory deprivation in a qualitatively similar manner, but with quantitative differences in the frequency of psychosis-like experiences reported, corroborating previous findings.
Polls conducted by respected organizations, like the 2002 Pew Hispanic Center-Kaiser Family Foundation corroborateon, corroborate my own experience.
Her experience corroborates an Oct. 27, 2009, report in The New York Times, which stated that Ahmed Wali Karzai was on the C.I.A. payroll.
Why should people change their way of thinking when this appears to be corroborated by everyday experience?
Rudick's experience corroborates from the results of a survey of 837 clinical department chairs conducted by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) in 2005 and published in 2007.
This conjecture is corroborated by the experience of East Asian social policy regimes which have tended to prioritize public education over high spending on/subsidization of medical care and yet achieved excellent aggregate health results [79].
