These are the curriculum databases of the participating universities and the Double-Degree Database that contains the information of curriculum equivalencies.
This Project is primarily limited by the fact that the questionnaire data gathered is by self report and is not validated by any other sources apart from general medical school curriculum delivery databases.
Teachers also remarked on the wealth of bioinformatics resources available to teachers and the importance of hands-on experience using them, including the curriculum materials, bioinformatics databases, and professionals in the field who are interested in providing support: "I feel confident that I'll be able to turn around and teach it to my students this next school year.
Cape Town is one of three national training centres responsible for providing the prescribed training curriculum and kept a database of all CUS trainees since inception of the programme on 1 June 2009.
Using a web-based learning objectives database, a curriculum map for Occupational and Environmental Medicine was developed and analysed.
Curriculums typically cover networking, database and Web design, mobile technology and Internet architecture.
Employers can enter their vacancies, and the job seeker can upload a curriculum vitae (CV) to the database with the help of a placement officer or independently.
We used secondary sources of data for characterising the SP programs and documented discussions in textual notes (e.g. summary statistics from databases, policy and curriculum documents).
For example, a recently published model differentiates between biological materials, databases, patents, pharmaceutical products, curriculum guidelines, medical devices and many more, which all can be considered some kind of translation outcome [ 15].
In summer, 2004 the Northwest Area Health Education Center of North Carolina (NW AHEC) sent emails to approximately 27,000 individuals in its state-wide continuing education (CE) database announcing the availability of the curriculum.
