Sentence examples for long term competence from inspiring English sources
If GPs are able to build the communication skills, which take the latter influences into account, into their routine consultations, long term competence and performance have to be monitored, since maintenance of acquired communication skills is difficult.
The plan included activities to initiate the process to update curricula in national and private training institutions, to be in line with national guidelines for TB control, to ensure the long term sustainability of competences for all health workers involved in TB control.
We consider an appropriate remuneration as important because it would demonstrate that the Medical University appreciates and respects the contribution of the preceptors to the teaching program; this in turn would facilitate the recruitment of more teaching practices and their long term commitment to teaching competence.
The high academic performance of medical students greatly influences their professional competence in long term career.
The bad news is that women need more than competence to succeed long term.
Nurses have a greater role in health care as they have specialized competence in treating long term conditions such as asthma, diabetes etc…[ 20, 21].
The academic performance of medical students has shown to be a positive predictor for their developed professional competence in their long term career [ 18].
Turner, B. M. Histone acetylation as an epigenetic determinant of long-term transcriptional competence.
We evaluated the effect of short-term exposures to a xenobiotic chemical during early life-history stages on the long-term immune competence of chinook salmon (Oncoryhnchus tshawytscha).
The purpose of this paper is to consider the process of developing transversal key competences to achieve long term goals such as citizenship, social cohesion and lifelong learning.
To the extent that the party is raising questions about the Bush administration's competence that has a real long term payoff".
