For instance, the agency could embrace periodic surprise hiring audits, using anonymous testers of different ages to see if firms are practicing age discrimination.
There were no significant differences between RDs responding to the full survey and those responding to the secondary follow-up survey with respect to primary practice setting, size of community where practicing, age, years in practice, and involvement in counselling or health promotion.
Older workers might be asked, for example, "Can you handle pressure and fatigue at your age?" This question, Ms. Martin says, suggests the company may practice age discrimination, which is unlawful.
Medical schools at the time openly practiced age discrimination.
Educated at Harvard College, '37, and Harvard Medical School, '41, he had a distinguished career in Primary Care, practicing until age 95.
Mr. Aziz, 53, who grew up in Claremont Village in the South Bronx, began practicing at age 8.
Here, she learned to quilt with her grandmother, practicing an age old folk tradition typical of the region.
If measured CrCl must be ideally used to detect modifications of the renal function, in clinical practice, age, reason for admission, and CKD-EPI could be used as screening tool to identify ARC.
Participating physicians documented other characteristics related to their practice (age, gender, practice size, etc).
Prevalence of AF varied markedly between practices, related to differing practice age profiles.
Some demographic aspects of the population were correlated within practices: age, sex, and especially travel burden.
