He organized a rotation of bands, so the volunteering musicians — drawn from the largely commuter population of Victorville and its surrounding towns — would not exhaust themselves by playing to multiple services.
This included too much reliance on self-directed learning, less visibility of psychiatrists in undergraduate teaching generally, and poorly organized psychiatry rotations (or attachments) with little exposure to patients, careers, and services.
The training of undergraduate medical students during clinical rotations is usually organized by rotating them through the main medical specialties: internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology and family medicine.
Therefore, it might be interesting to seek for ways of organizing practice rotation in primary care.
Policymaker1 Senior level COs such as the CO in charge of all COs in a hospital also performed functions such as workforce management including organizing shifts, rotation through departments, appraising performance, organizing continuous medical education sessions and others.
This leads to a flow pattern organized into rotating columns that run parallel to the rotation axis through the height of the container.
Several magnetospheric phenomena are found to be organized with the rotation of Saturn, defined by the periodic Saturn Kilometric Radiation (SKR, Warwick et al., 1981).
Ordering seeds, planning out the field, organizing crop rotations, companion planting, soil amendments... a glossary of farming terms and techniques swirled through my head as I spent countless hours alone in the field.
