The participants think that real life records make better cases than fictitious scenarios; moreover, such cases are thought to provide transferable skills.
Such difficulties are more apparent if the cases are to be created from real life records (mainly patient informed consent issues and hospital approval for retrieving information from clinical records).
Mr. Romney's "real-life record," on the other hand, is on less solid ground.
Maybe you're bucking the trend, and you still favour real-life record shops for buying music?
At the convention, where his Secret Service nickname is Mannequin, Romney will talk about his real-life record: successful business leader, superb family man, effective governor, devoted community leader and prudent decision-maker.
The Sox had scored 431 total runs and given up 357, translating to a.595 Pythagorean winning percentage and a 44-30 record -- suggesting that Chicago's 41-33 real-life record was three victories lower than what its run differential deserved, and that better times are probably ahead.
"I don't think Richie is any better or worse than most real-life record executives from back then," said executive producer and writer Terence Winter.
The footage included real-life recording sessions and legal meetings.
Findings based on direct observation and analysis of real-life recorded cancer helpline calls.
In real life, the record is not so pretty.
In contrast, knowledge derived from virtual cases created from real life clinical records is thought to be directly transferred to actual patients, which is a novel finding.
