Yet this sits uneasily with many physicians and allied healthcare professionals as they strive to deliver high quality care within their designated professional scope whilst confining themselves to practicing only in areas in which they are competent to practice.
High-tech companies hire industrial postdocs as a recruitment tool and to do exploratory research beyond the scope of the designated program.
Prior to the genesis of this project, the Iowa EMS Scope of Practice designated the King LT® as a "bridge airway device" to be used only by providers with an EMT-I (Intermediate) certification or above.
Instead, the scope of work designated for enrolled nurses/midwives and registered/nurses are limited to conducting a normal delivery (for example a cephalic presentation, delivering a mother who is having her second or third baby) but not attending to a complicated labour like a breach presentation or removal of a retained placenta.
The other, called designated emergency spending, is outside the scope of the budget agreement and doesn't require any offsetting reductions in other government programs.
If, during the investigation evidence is presented to the GCA which indicates that the same practices have been carried out by other designated retailers, consideration will be given to extending the scope of the investigation to include them.
By protecting something it never explicitly designated in the first place, the commission has "completely overreached the scope of its lawful powers," the building owners said in a lawsuit filed last month in United States District Court in Manhattan.
Under that system, the crew's operator looked through the transit scope to calculate the angle between a known point (designated by a fixed mark in the ground) and an unknown point.
Last December, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang designated Tianjin a free-trade zone, feeding an existing fervor to expand the scope of business in the city (more than half the world's Fortune 500 companies operate in the Binhai New Area).
The CHA decided that they also had to broaden the scope of intangible heritage to properties that do not have any designated 'holders', like kimchi, hangul or Goryeo ginseng.
