Sentence examples for examinations knowledge from inspiring English sources

Trained interviewers, using a standardised telephone interview, collected data on demographics, melanoma risk factors, previous medical history, family history of skin cancer, experience of screening skin examinations, knowledge of melanoma, and for cases, diagnostic histories.

Mrs. Martindell, with her ambassador years in New Zealand, said that the Australian authors must have brought to their examination knowledge of Aborigines and their body painting.

We created a musculoskeletal multiple-choice physical examination decision-making test to assess competency and physical examination knowledge of our trainees.

If possible, a prospective study with repetitive measurements of objective examination knowledge would provide more valid results.

The agreed learning outcomes (n = 45) were either generic to child health or specific to pMSK medicine, and related to history taking and examination, knowledge about normal development, key clinical presentation and conditions, approaches to investigation and referral pathways.

To minimize the risk of geographical misses due to inadequate tumour delineation, expertise in the knowledge of the anatomy of the head and neck region, clinical examination, knowledge about the regional tumour spread, and interpretation of diagnostic imaging are of major importance.

Cognitive tests would be expected to predict success in examinations of knowledge recall.

At annual visits, an endocrinologist (O.S., with a nurse present) conducted standardized physical examinations without knowledge of the boy's exposure.

The choice of antibiotic treatment, addressed in numerous national [ 12] and international [ 2, 13- 15] recommendations, is based on aetiological indices, risk factors, the results of direct examinations and knowledge of bacterial ecology.

Since 1992, to be licensed in Canada, all physicians must complete the Medical Council of Canada (MCC) national clinical skills examination (MCCQE2) after the traditional written examination assessing knowledge and clinical decision-making (MCCQE1).

Whereas performance on the written examination reflects knowledge and synthesis of information, performance on the oral examination tests judgement and candidates' real world experience with complex surgical issues.