Familiarity with professional ethics is essential for all pupillage interviews, and particularly for problem questions.
Pekovic entered the N.B.A. last season as a 25-year-old Euroleague veteran, and despite his familiarity with professional-level basketball, he was unable to establish himself as a reliable contributor for a miserable Minnesota team.
Certainly, he has an easy familiarity with black professionals; certainly, too, he understands that blacks are the victims of the Mugabe regime.
The familiarity of healthcare professionals with the task was revealed as a new task characteristic.
Our findings regarding enablers of identification, treatment and further engagement compare to those previously documented, including outreach, education and awareness, intrinsic motivation, positive relationships with healthcare professionals, familiarity with a clinic or practice [ 2, 42]–[ 45].
Complex strategies that promote identification, treatment and ongoing engagement are important elements to such a system, and would need to address areas such as outreach, awareness, intrinsic motivation, positive relationships with healthcare professionals, familiarity with a clinic or practice, and service configuration.
Having undertaken the development of a module in 'cultural diversity', the researcher had professional familiarity and experience with the topic.
Having undertaken the development of a module in 'cultural diversity', she had some professional familiarity and experience with the topic.
Globally, this disease is under-reported because of its vague clinical symptoms, difficult laboratory diagnosis and lack of familiarity of the medical professionals [ 7].
The growing number of conditions for which newborn screening can be expected, combined with the existing limitations (e.g., familiarity of child health professionals with the newborn screening system) to delivering education during the perinatal period, argues for a focus on enhanced education during the prenatal period.
