Sentence examples for exposure to practicing from inspiring English sources

We hope that this study will convince medical education planners that a clinical clerkship experience specifically dedicated to geriatric medicine, and relatively brief exposure to practicing geriatricians is a valuable component of the undergraduate curriculum.

This is coupled with limited exposure to practice environs beyond the acute care sector in undergraduate curriculum.

On entry into the workforce, clinical skills initially improved as a result of increased frequency of skills performance or exposure to practice and feedback provided by external sources (supervisors, colleagues, patients).

He said: "We should not overlook the capacity of human beings to become desensitised through habitual exposure to practices which involve violence and suffering to animals".

Furthermore, the relevance of providing students with opportunities to care for dying patients in supervised simulated and real life situations is highlighted, thus suggesting that delivery of theoretical content without exposure to practice is inadequate.

Our findings indicate that better preparedness for practice is achieved from more exposure to clinical practice that involves supervised practice.

The calculated marginal effect for this variable shows that the probability adaptation increases by 13.2% in the wet lowland and by 28.9% in the dry lowland showing that farmers' desire to try adaptation practices at own cost increases when they have prior exposure to the practices.

Preparedness for different areas of practice varied with the extent and quality of the exposure to clinical practice the graduates had received as medical students.

The rotation currently includes clinical exposure to emergency practice as well as didactic lectures and practical workshops related to emergency care.

However, the wider exposure to the practice, and the celebrities who are participating, is continuing to help normalize the practice of tattoos.

Quarterly aeromedical service use for primary care sensitive conditions were calculated and exposure to general practice (GP) services was characterised over time with events modelled as intervention variables: (a) GP service withdrawal Nov-20044); and (b) GP service replacement Dec-20066).