All it takes is a booking agent, a relatively famous name (or at least a name that was famous in the last 8 to 10 years), and a good knowledge of regional, provincial superclubs.
Sixty one percent of participants have reported good knowledge of the provincial ED management Guide, but only 23%% of them have used the guidelines.
Sixty one percent of participants have reported good knowledge of the provincial ED management Guide, but only 23%% of them have used the guidelines (Table 5).> Few studies have examined rural emergency care in Canada.
The surprise, though, is that this misplaced investment pays off handsomely in the next phase of Julien's life, for it is the young provincial's knowledge of the Latin poet that delights the marquis de la Mole sufficiently to persuade him to gamble on hiring the fledgling scholar as his secretary.
More than one-fourth of provincial workers are employed in knowledge-based service industries, such as telecommunications, computer technology, and education.
Without knowledge of Canadian critical care capacity, and in the absence of provincial, national, or international targets for population-based critical care resources, there has been limited national attention to ensuring optimal distribution among regions.
"You've got specialized knowledge in African countries, but it tends to be centred in the capital cities or a couple of provincial towns.
Lastly, the involvement of provincial and national professional organizations in the research process will foster an effective two-way knowledge transfer between the researchers and the organizations.
Clots of provincial newspersons.
There is a network of provincial orchestras.
