Sentence examples for residency course from inspiring English sources

Although there are exact numbers in the residency log book that should be done for every procedure including NVD, those are neglected by the professors because of lack of time and cases "A residency course may last more than 20 years if we ask a resident to perform a specific number of procedures before graduating".

This learning curve appears to progress steadily over the 5-year residency course (Fig. 4), with significant improvements evident in the first 3 years, and a plateau from the 4th year onward.

The majority of pGPs (79.5%) stated that the present system of entering a residency course should remain as it is, whereas a 70.1% of the non-pGPs would prefer an examination system rather than the present one for entering the residency (p = 0.179).

A pity that, when Mr Fitzpatrick attended one of the Fondazione's Curator Residency Courses (staged in Patrizia's 18th century country palazzo near Alba, 45 miles south of Turin), accruing a semblance of distinguishable English was not on the curriculum.

In line with the Family Medicine residency program courses and following an in-depth evaluation with participants to the pilot trial [ 18], the original DECISION+ training program (i.e., 3 three-hour on-site interactive workshops, reminders and feedback) was modified to include a 2-hour web-based tutorial followed by a 2-hour on-site interactive workshop followed by reminders.

2.98 4.14 1.16 During residency (statistics courses, research year, etc).

Around the same time, another anonymous heater began surfacing in his jubilant DJ sets, radio mixes for the likes of RinseFM where he had his own holiday residency, and of course on YouTube.

If Cape Verde gains EU membership – it is rumoured to be considering applying for candidate status – residency would, of course, become easier to obtain, but this would be some way into the future.

This knowledge, and these skills, are now taught in medical schools and residency programs, and courses are available in many countries for practicing physicians.

The random sample of FDs was formed by choosing the name of every 3rd doctor, in alphabetical order, from the list of doctors who had passed residency or retraining courses in family medicine by that time in Estonia (n = 715).

Therefore, we conducted an observational study of the role of expert feedback in laparoscopic skills acquisition during a mandatory course in residency training.