Sentence examples for specialist grade from inspiring English sources

KNW is a Specialist Grade 2 (Family Medicine) at the Sedibeng District Health Services, Gauteng Department of Health, South Africa, in joint appointment with the Department of Family Medicine, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.

A further 18 to 24 months' training confers a "higher diploma" and specialist grade in specific subjects such as anesthesia, ophthalmology and cataract surgery, reproductive health (with caesarean skills), and orthopedics.

A retinal specialist graded the NPDR in the fundus photographs; this ophthalmologist was masked to the mfERG and mfVEP findings.

Finally, we compared the number of visits generated by optometrists grading as opposed to the number of visits generated by glaucoma specialist grading.

The specialist graded all the APROP images for the above 4 criteria (anterior extent, CNP, loops, and hemorrhages) and the outcome was compared to the baseline data from the archived unprocessed images.

All patients were assessed at one center, and there were few changes in the complications assessment methods throughout the study period, with a small number of changes in assessment personnel and the same retinal specialist grading the retinal images.

Specialists' grade levels and assignments are reported in Table 1; these numbers represent the sample before attrition due to retirement (n = 1), changes in assignment to non-specialist positions in the second year (n = 4), leaving the profession (n = 1), and time concerns (n = 2).

To assess interobserver agreement between 2 corneal specialists grading Fuchs' dystrophy clinically and to determine if the corneal central-to-peripheral thickness ratio (CPTR) may be an alternative and objective metric of disease severity.

The four-year postgraduate FMS training in this country trains medical officers in providing specialist-grade services at primary care level.

We describe our experience with the provision of an emergency airway service by specialist-grade anaesthestists to assist the primary physicians who are the first-line personnel in airway management and resuscitation in our 1249-bedded multi-disciplinary, tertiary hospital.

From 1957 to 1959 he did his national service, which he had delayed until he had passed the exams to obtain membership of the Royal College of Physicians and could enter in a specialist medical grade.