Sentence examples for practising procedures from inspiring English sources

The new morgue - the Val McDermid Mortuary - will be the first in the country to use the Thiel method of embalming, which the university said "gives surgeons, dentists, scientists and researchers a more realistic method of testing techniques, practising procedures and developing new equipment and approaches".

31 In terms of metaphoric talk, Helena explains that she is "hunting" for patients in order to get DOPS signed off, and she is busy "surviving" on the wards by practising procedures competently.

Progress through the fitness to practise procedures and decisions on final outcomes are also recorded on the database.

We discuss findings in relation to the GMC's fitness to practise procedures and suggest alternative explanations for the poorer performance of long standing doctors under investigation.

We used these data to investigate decisions made at three consecutive stages in the fitness to practise procedures: the initial triage, the following investigation, and adjudication.

The latter publication explains students' obligations in developing and demonstrating professional behaviour, and how lapses may be investigated and handled through fitness to practise procedures.

Current documents state that health concerns can be addressed within Fitness to Practise procedures but do not provide the practical advice that may be required [ 4].

It discharges this function through its "fitness to practise" procedures, whereby inquiries of all sorts (including complaints, expressions of concern, or other general questions) received about individual doctors are assessed and investigated, and decisions are made about appropriate action.

Successful progress also requires professional standards of behaviour to be met at all times; deviations from such standards may invoke Fitness to Practise procedures on behavioural or health grounds [ 4].

Awareness of possible inequalities and unfairness within the GMC's fitness to practise procedures has existed for some time in respect of both doctors from ethnic minorities and non-UK qualified doctors (that is, those who received their primary medical training and degree in other countries).

After sitting in lecture theatres and learning the theory behind diseases, medicines and more, as well as practising clinical procedures on coursemates, a stint working in a hospital will allow you to meet and treat real patients.