Training is provided for practical procedures with an assessment of performance prior to independent practice.
Seasoned professionals know what works: being creative, independent, spontaneous, practical and rule-bending.
Through its report, the commission has also shown it has taken an independent and practical approach to family violence.
While the News Corporation complies with Nasdaq guidelines for the number of directors who lack direct ties to the company, many of the directors who are considered independent for practical purposes have long histories with Mr. Murdoch.
All this hinders independent exploration, practical usage and putting published knowledge into work.
Being an independent and practical Finnish woman (as Finnish women generally are), I do not see any clash between the two.
The greater the degree of attention to the use of research the greater the interest in the industry, as the most likely next commercial exploitation; on the contrary, when the focus on the knowledge base is high, the possible output of the search process may be independent of practical applications.
The most required competencies at their day-to-day work were "Independent learning/working", "Practical medical skills", and "Psycho-social competence" (5.19 ± 0.9, 5.17 ± 1.2, and 4.89 ± 1.3, respectively; Table 2).
The following nine competencies were included to be evaluated by the graduates: "Independent learning/working", "Practical medical skills", "Psycho-social competence", "Teamwork", "Problem-solving skills", "Medical knowledge", "Interdisciplinary thinking", "Business competence", and "Research competence".
As such, graduates of the PBL-based curriculum deemed that their curriculum facilitated preparation in "Independent learning", "Practical medical skills", "Psycho-social competence", "Teamwork", "Problem-solving skills", and "Interdisciplinary thinking", whereas graduates of the conventional curriculum rated their teaching as consistently inferior (Table 3, all p < 0.001).
