The plot is cleverly conceived and succeeds in integrating the novel's varied elements — its long (all right, sometimes too long) sessions of psychological examination, a kind of coming-of-age story, and a mystery.
"I would always do a full examination… Kind of get him on side...once he'd been taken seriously, I wasn't judging him or laughing at him or anything, he could see I was worried about him.
(Beth – registrar) "I would always do a full examination… Kind of get him on side...once he'd been taken seriously, I wasn't judging him or laughing at him or anything, he could see I was worried about him.
The main topics surveyed included: whether the Japanese government should add a skills test to the existing national medical licensure examination; what kind of skills should be included in this test; and who should pay for the examination.
The patients' acceptance of student participation has been related to the type of examination, what kind of illness or problem is being addressed as well as to what degree the student is working alone or with the professional.
Dr. Rahmand, 45, was supervising entry examinations, the kind of duty senior professors in most other countries might shun.
It paid for some preventive care examinations, the kind which can and likely will save my family, and the insurer, tens of thousands of dollars over the next decade.
"As we have said in the past, we believe that an examination of the kind envisaged previously by the Law Reform Commission is a good idea," Murphy said.
As many issues to the motivation and examination of this kind of data have been discussed in the previous review, I will not dwell on them here.
In the following quote, the participant recounted how he had noticed a growth and had suspected it to be cancer but waited eight months before finding a way to get an examination: "I had kind of a growth here.
This literature is provocative in tone and, at times, tendentious, but it engages in a necessary act of self-examination, of a kind that modern Germany has exemplified.
