Encouraging familiarity with these anesthetic techniques would allow all anesthesiologists to be proficient in the delivery of anesthesia in developing countries.
Anesthesiologists in developed countries would receive a broader education in anesthetic technique and those in developing countries would receive proficient training in their home countries; thereby halting medical migration.
Early introduction to such cognitive processes with repetition serve as practice tools to develop and become proficient in mastering this competency resulting in the creation of future reflective health professionals.
This will require teacher expertise, buy-in, and administrative support for the time needed to develop, adapt, and/or adopt curricula and become proficient in interdisciplinary teaching.
Proficiency in English* Binary variable=1 proficient in English (self-reported).
This study considers a virtual reality (VR) micro-robotic cell injection training system developed to reduce the time and cost required for a trainee to become proficient in cell injection.
Unfortunately, the majorities of patients who develop sporadic tumors including malignant gliomas carry wild-type (wt) BRCA1 and are proficient in DSB repair, precluding them from this potent avenue of therapy [ 34].
The questionnaire was developed in English language, translated into Urdu and back translated in English by experts proficient in both languages, and checked for consistency.
In the United States, as developed and wealthy as it is, more than 80percentt of children in low-income families are not proficient in reading.
Or will America continue to develop legislation, such as No Child Left Behind, that operates under the fallacy that 100% of our students will be proficient in their core subjects by 2014?
