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The three GPs who were interviewed had their practices in different settings, with one in an urban setting and two in smaller towns.

This pattern holds true for all HP groups and for confidence in learning in the classroom and clinical settings with one exception (for learning in the clinical setting pharmacists are equally confident in the learning around Effective communication and Understanding human and environmental factors that influence safety).

Rather, they have the unique ability to lead a transdisciplinary team in real-world settings with one overarching conceptual framework that unites individual disciplines for research on a common complex problem.

Then I get an alert saying there are changes to privacy settings, with one overall privacy options replacing different options for different contacts.

To try out the different AF modes, add a string variable called "af_mode" to the camera settings, with one of the following values (uniform is default): uniform, center, periphery, macro, left, right, top, bottom.

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Until recently, analysis of migration's economic impacts has tended to involve static, neoclassical settings with one-off shocks and narrowly defined impacts (Kerr and Kerr 2011; Borjas and Doran 2012a).

Students rated bedside training more highly for developing comfort with clinical settings, one-on-one clinical-skills training, feedback, active clinical experience, quality of clinical training, and learning to be part of a team.

The rate of severe diarrhea, the primary study end point, was 7.7% (6.7% and 9.0% for the first- and second-line settings, respectively), with one case of grade 4 diarrhea in the second-line setting (Table  3).

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Both studies were on mixed populations in secondary care settings with a one year follow-up.