Students can also get involved in BYU's annual Social Venture Competition where they work with faculty, practitioners, and professionals to develop and implement business plans that meet social needs in areas such as health care, poverty, education, energy, and agriculture.
In order to reduce the potential for bias based on these demographic differences in opinion, admissions committees should try to include faculty, practitioners, and students of diverse age groups and both sexes in the interview process.
This type of research is intended for students, faculty researchers, practitioners at testing institutions, and education officers.
To assess attitudes of current chiropractic students, public health faculty, and practitioners toward the topics of clinical preventive and health promotion services.
It included the principal directors from RRIEM/GWU and EMAT; members of the Turkish, European, and Asian emergency medicine community, including university faculty; general practitioners; representatives from physician and non-physician pre-hospital Emergency Medical Systems EMSS) groups; and government officials.
This article presents a case for the inclusion of sex and gender focused content into medical curricula and describes a means for students, faculty, and practitioners to access a centralized, interactive repository for these resources.
The National Dental PBRN Collaborative Group comprises practitioners, faculty and staff who contributed to this DPBRN activity.
A supporting word from faculty or other practitioners in the field goes a long way toward convincing students they have what it takes to succeed.
ASDL has become an important resource for faculty, students, and practitioners of analytical science worldwide.
More broadly, however, our use of "trainees" could include individuals, including faculty and independent practitioners, with limited or no prior global health experience.
Measurements and Main Results: The demographic characteristics of the anesthesiology participants included university faculty (46%), private group practitioners (41%), independent practitioners (11%), and 1 participant with an unspecified type of practice.
