Sentence examples for generation of clinicians from inspiring English sources

A Distinguished Fellow of AGPA and a leader in the field for over five decades, he was a generous teacher to a generation of clinicians worldwide.

How does one train the next generation of clinicians to deal with the moral and medical aspects of brain disease?

Making systems work in health care — shifting from corralling cowboys to producing pit crews — is the great task of your and my generation of clinicians and scientists.

Though Safer sees some evidence of change in the profession today, the "vicious cycle" of neglect in psychoanalytic theory dictating neglect in psychoanalytic practice "keeps every new generation of clinicians blind and deaf to what was originally excluded".

In a review of the book just published in neurology journal Brain, the philosopher and physician Raymond Tallis writes that "it is to be hoped that Lees's fantasia, his 'plea for open-mindedness and freedom' will inspire a coming generation of clinicians to think as deeply and as widely as he has".

Academic health centers, particularly those that are publicly-funded institutions, share a mission to treat disadvantaged populations, to train the next generation of clinicians, and to develop and disseminate new knowledge to reduce the burden of disease and improve the health of individuals and populations.

Each of these questions can generate multiple hypotheses, many suitable for testing by the next generation of clinician scientists.

Although these next steps certainly exist, their unknown and ongoing answers do not diminish the need to truly develop a new generation of clinician innovators.

And some of these biological sciences students will be groomed for a US-style graduate MBBS-PhD program, aimed at producing a new generation of clinician scientists adept at solving both clinical and basic sciences problems.

While we have experienced extremely optimistic outcomes in training a new generation of clinician-innovators, we recognize there is yet a long way to travel in the paradigm shift from the incentives of academia to reward publications and funding for traditional research to reward often high risk innovations.

Admired teacher of generations of clinicians and respected former President of Westchester County Psychological Assn.