It appears to be a huge leap of faith but, essentially, the captain is chosen by the selectors and the managing director of England cricket, now Paul Downton, with input from the team director, and then endorsed by the ECB board.
These are completed by a reporting nurse with input from the medical director.
Striving to place the audience inside Lily's experience of a randomly interrupted life (the film boasts "significant input" from the Epilepsy Society), director Bryn Higgins makes us feel the cuts and bruises that Lily acquires during unexpected collapses, and share her sense of exasperation at the ambulance rides that merely get in the way of her primary purpose.
Then LeUyen, with input from the art director, determines which visuals from the story she'll create and how to lay it all out.
In response to these and many other changes to residency training and medical practice, in 2010, the Association of Program Directors in Internal Medicine (APDIM) surveyed its members-with input from the Clerkship Directors in Internal Medicine (CDIM) Subinternship Task Force-to determine which core skills program directors expected from new medical school graduates.
"I'm sure we'll be seeking input from the lab directors," he says.
These questions were based on the ACEP Task Force's recommended solutions.1 We requested input from the Board of Directors from all four states' ACEP state chapters and Steering Committee members of EMNet (www.emnet-usa.org) with regards to the content of the survey.
But, either because of Delaney's buoyant temperament or because of the input from the play's original director, Joan Littlewood, the tone is often raucously comic, and the final message is of the human spirit's capacity for survival.
ACEP's five recommendations were developed from input from the ACEP Board of Directors, as well as research and ideas from an expert panel of emergency physicians.
I think actors prefer to have direct input from their director.
