Low-level obliques taken by pilots dicing with death in Normandy, together with 3D models created from their photographic evidence, helped to orientate the liberators landing by sea on D-day in June 1944.
Histological assessment of the root morphology of the untouched left molar (control) consists of a thin layer of acellular cementum covering the root surface without discontinuity, a functionally orientated PDL and no evidence of root resorption or ankylosis (Figure 9).
At Ghent University, undergraduate medical students follow a seven year integrated contextual curriculum, comprising patient centred, student centred, community orientated, problem based and evidence based education [ 24].
Another participant viewed a clinical scholar as being research orientated… being able to understand the evidence from research and then take that into practice and that theory knowledge gap has been huge for a long time (L2).
(Interview 9) Having access to the local grapevine, which appeared to thrive in the rural community where the study was based, further enhanced carers' sense of familiarity with nursing homes in their area as evidence in the following quotations: It is very much orientated towards country people.
The results of this survey demonstrate, at the very least, that emphasis will need to be placed on a compulsory 'mixed' model approach of CPC which includes evidence of patient contact and CPC activities that are practically orientated: practical training scenarios; annual cardiac recertification; e-learning followed by related practice; training on simulation manikins.
Elements of a symbiotic empirical ethics approach was used to integrate empirical evidence and bioethical literature to explore the data and draw practice orientated conclusions.
Elements of a symbiotic empirical ethics approach was used to integrate empirical evidence and bioethical literature [ 38], explore the data and draw practice orientated conclusions.
"(There is) clear evidence in the U.S. and UK that these banks are nearly impossible to manage, orientated to the wrong corporate objectives and still overseen by managers who bust the world and their industry five years ago," said Dwane, whose firm holds Barclays shares.
EBM was first presented in the early 1990s as a new movement orientated towards "integrating individual clinical expertise with the best available external clinical evidence from systematic research"[ 1].
The assignments that registrars most frequently completed were on clinical competence (71.4%), evidence-based medicine (65.3%) and ethical reasoning (57.1%); followed by family orientated primary care (49.9%) and community orientated primary care (26.5%).
