The AGnES project indicated that, with sufficient qualification, practice assistants have the potential to be integrated in genuine medical tasks such as home visits.
On the cover letter/post card at each mailing, non-responding GPs were invited to provide via post a reason for non-response (multiple response options provided and included 'other') and minimum data about themselves (gender, year of qualification, practice size and setting) in order to permit assessment of non-response bias [ 10].
Furthermore, aging of the village doctors was significantly correlated to their education level, type of qualification, practicing methods, and their status as village clinic directors (P <0.05, respectively).
Knowledge of commonly used stroke scales was severely inadequate regardless of gender, academic qualifications, practice duration, or practice location.
The questionnaire covered professional qualifications, practice characteristics and self-declared activity in primary care and in CAM.
Chi-square tests were performed to determine the significance of differences in the awareness of risk factors and stroke scales in male and female physicians and in physicians with different academic qualifications, practice durations, and practice locations.
There were slight differences in the responses to some of the questions on risk factors and stroke scales were associated with the physicians' gender, academic qualifications, practice duration and location.
The questionnaire included surgeon demographic and background variables (e.g., year of birth, sex, place of birth, qualifications,), practice details (e.g., level of activity in private and public practice, type of practice, level of practice activity), and a log of services provided in a typical week.
A native of Indianapolis, Mr. Ashmore said he grew up attending qualification and practice runs for the Indy 500.
Clearly the fact that an applicant for a license holds a diploma from a reputable dental college has a direct and substantial relation to his qualification to practice dentistry.
English courts since Edward I have endeavored to regulate the qualification and practice of lawyers, always in hope that this might better assure the integrity and evenhandedness of the administration of justice. 2 Very similar efforts have been made in the United States since the 17th century.
