"It has developed a regional and national reputation, based on excellence of speciality training, and has played its part in national and international research and development.
Because the number of resident positions exceeded the number of annual medical graduates, hospitals competed with each other to attract new medical graduates through appealing to the excellence of the training programme, resulting in a considerable shift of residents from university to non-university hospitals [ 28, 36].
Aimed at raising standards of play at all levels, it will provide a centre of excellence for training coaches and for sports medicine, sports science and psychology.
Mr. Chin's committee also called for Singapore to become a "center of excellence" for training chief financial officers and accountants specializing in fields like international tax law, risk management, business valuation and internal audit.
The sprawling £105m complex, which includes a centre of excellence for training coaches as well as sports medicine, sports science and psychology, was bustling this week.
The new complex will also be a centre of excellence for training coaches and for sports medicine, sports science and psychology.
Therefore, radiologists should be involved in identifying and establishing centres of excellence for training and support (e.g. "help desk"), and establishing quality measures (e.g. definition of outcome parameters for specific procedures).
The Department of Medicine has had a long-standing tradition of excellence in training of practitioners, educators and/or investigators in the broad field of internal medicine as well as its specialties.
The Breakthrough Curriculum is fully integrated into the historical excellence of Peabody performance training, ensuring that every student graduates prepared for a world that is constantly changing, increasingly driven by disruptive technology, yet still deeply in need of what music brings to the human experience.
"The Excellence of our SOCS Training" By Vincent V. Mottola.
