All such cases need a specialised cognitive assessment by a neuropsychologist or equivalent specialist [ 27].
Inclusion criteria were doctors who had entered into the new OST programme and were at the end of their third year of training or above (equivalent to specialist registrars in the previous system).
and regional obstetrical specialists (equivalent to ABOG-trained and boarded obstetrician gynecologists, G.C. and H.P .. Baseline semi-structured questions included definitions, perception, causation, management, and accepted interventions (Table 2).
Two intervention studies [ 75, 83], conducted in the U.S., reported a small but significant reduction in turnover associated with the intervention; either the addition of a 0.2 full-time equivalent (FTE) Retention Specialist for six months (p < 0.05) [ 75] or a multi-pronged curriculum-based intervention (p ≤ 0.05) [ 83].
As secondary aims, we examined the pattern of postnatal transfers in epoch two in relation to place of birth, age at transfer, and whether acute transfers were to a neonatal unit providing a higher, lower, or equivalent level of specialist care.
The player, Zulqarnain Haider, 24, a specialist wicketkeeper, equivalent to a baseball catcher, said he was threatened after he refused to participate in a match-fixing scheme in which Pakistan was to lose the two concluding games in a series against South Africa in Dubai.
ESPs £89.7173.0.0 to 118.7) were equivalent to junior doctors (Specialist Trainee years 1 and 2: ST1/2) £81.5352.4.4 to 129.7) in all cost calculations.
Waiting times for newly diagnosed type 2 patients was dichotomised as under and over six months, the likelihood of discharging patients back into GP care was dichotomised as rarely/never or sometimes/usually and the whole time equivalent (WTE) of clinical nurse specialists was dichotomised as less than or two or more WTE.
3. 'Refractionists': (v) optometrists (personnel with Bachelor of Science or diploma in optometry (normally 3 4 years)) and (vi) mid-level refractionists (all other mid-level personnel with refraction training who perform refractions as a primary duty including refractionists, ophthalmic assistants/technicians, low vision specialists, opticians and equivalent).
