In general, pathology trainees take on graduated responsibility, functioning as liaisons between the clinical teams and the pathology laboratory.
The Iranian intelligence official, in his statement to reporters, said that a group of expatriates function as liaisons between foreign governments and the opposition inside Iran.
During an acute illness, health care providers often function as liaisons between the patient and their social networks.
This role requires the production of an annual report regarding the state of EM in that country as well as functioning as a liaison between EM physicians in that country and the US.
There are more than 20,000 CHWs across the country serving as village primary care providers, functioning as a liaison between the community and health-care facilities, and working as community developers; more than half are women.
Today, there are more than 20,000 CHWs across the country serving village primary care providers, functioning as a liaison between the community and health-care facilities, and working as community developers [ 16].
Besides overseeing the NDRC and other science committees, the OSRD functioned as a liaison office among the Allies.
Neither united nor representative of the world's nations, the United Nations functions as a liaison between sovereign states, many of which are far from free.
A charismatic Tuareg aristocrat who for years had been alternatively leading rebellions in the desert and helping tamp them down, he once functioned as a liaison for European governments seeking to pay huge ransoms to release kidnapped tourists.
The Faculty Adviser for GSI Affairs functions as a liaison among the Graduate Division, program faculty, and GSIs; provides information concerning policies relating to GSIs to faculty and GSIs in the program; and raises issues on their behalf with the administration.
If the requirements of the project are beyond the scope of the core, it will function as a liaison between the researcher and other analysis cores or research groups.
