In order for this exercise to provide an accurate and non-biased reflection of the quality of training, it is vital that all trainees feel that they can both participate and speak honestly about their training posts.
This may be a reflection of the type of training they had received, which somehow failed to improve confidence.
There are indications that the reported high complication rate of NC in the current setting might be a reflection of inadequate training of the providers.
For that reason, assessing the competence of CAT therapists in training becomes so important, as it promote the reflection of the therapist in its training and provides professionals necessary skills to ensure a better quality care for their patients.
This rapid career progression might be a reflection of the dearth of professionals trained in epidemiology and biostatistics in Africa placing high demands on masters graduates.
For example, it may be that the negative attitudes of medical faculty toward psychiatry and psychiatrists are a reflection of the type of exposure and training or experiences they have had 26.
Roughly 100 Canadians are enrolled each year in four schools of medicine in Ireland alone [ 26], partly a reflection of inadequate training spaces in Canadian medical schools.
Poor knowledge of autism spectrum disorders among physicians and failure to give further information to caregivers may be a reflection of lack of training in the wide range of behaviours that occur across the autism spectrum.
This finding may be a reflection of the general lack of neck-specific training performed among rugby players.
It is based on whether the worker strongly agrees or agrees with statements on whether the effort the workers put in at the facility is reflected in their pay; whether the job pays adequately compared to other jobs; whether the income was a fair reflection of the person's skill, knowledge, and training; and whether the wage covers their basic needs and is enough to support their family.
