Sentence examples for future clinicians from inspiring English sources

It would be great if in future clinicians became more involved in these decisions.

"From an academic perspective, witnessing these manifestations is extremely important to help myself, for research, and future clinicians that we are training here at Michigan State".

This proposal is of grave concern, especially considering other features of the training of our future clinicians and what our health care system will face in the immediate future.

Generally, university teaching hospitals, which are government hospitals attached to universities, are centers for future clinicians and academics to learn and practice their knowledge and skills.

It is therefore worthwhile to investigate alternative, extracurricular ways for medical students to gain exposure to ultrasound, develop skill sets necessary to use this modality as future clinicians, and emerge as leaders in sonography.

In the future, clinicians will use medical devices that communicate and integrate the clinical, physiologic and biological information necessary to predict adverse events, prevent medical errors, propose the most rationale therapy and ensure it is delivered properly.

The data and subsequent analysis in this research, as well as the suggestions for future clinician education programmes and hospital policies, forge a path towards clearer, safer and more rewarding clinician-patient communication in EDs.

While the primary purpose of the competition is to educate future clinician-innovators, a milestone-funding program was established to promote continued development of ideas in the years following completion of the competition.

Our four-year outcomes data has validated the program's approach as a model for training future clinician-innovators and as a benchmark translational research implementation program, resulting in 24 new companies and the creation of 91 new medical devices.

The explosion of basic and translational discoveries will demand a "systems biology" approach at the fingertips of the future clinician, and realize the dream of proactive and highly adaptable "engineered" response to the very complex "survival" biology of urologic tumors.

A strong interface between the medical student and the clinicians must always be integrated in the learning process in order to convey the essential and practical use of the different aspects of radiology essential to the student's career as a future clinician.