We therefore designed a training module and chose two themes from the list of suggested areas by the residents and specialists, namely knowledge of the healthcare system and time management.
For every kind of clinical task, according to the SUMMA 112 action protocol, a description of the position and the actions to be performed by each of the health specialists (namely, the doctor, the nurse and the transportation technician), as well as the equipment and materials each one needs.
Once introduced to a new range plant species are freed from top-down population regulation by specialist enemies, namely herbivores or pathogens, thereby enhancing their competitive ability relative to native plants, which helps increase their distribution and abundance [2].
The experimental group visited the new diagnostic facility (DOC-PG), whereas the control group was treated as usual, i.e. the GP made the diagnosis or referred the patient to a specialist facility, namely the Maastricht Memory Clinic (MMC) or the Department of Old Age Psychiatry of the Community Mental Health Service RIAGGG).
Namely, specialist firms violated their stated duties by taking advantage of advantageous prices and trading ahead of customer orders, according to the suit.
Additionally, one screening modality, colonoscopy, typically requires access to specialist physician care, namely gastroenterologists, general surgeons, or gastrointestinal surgeons.
All stroke patients, whether they are treated with rt-PA or not, should be offered a further evidence-based intervention, namely specialist stroke unit admission.
Levels of "aboutness" [ 76], relating a key pearl citation to other documents, are established by informational cues that an information specialist typically has been trained to identify, namely author names, project identifiers and citations of theory or related work.
An indefatigable backpacker, Gaillard was a specialist in endangered species, namely the wolf, wolverine, grizzly and lynx.
And there is a third way, namely for specialist sites to be offered under a bigger brand's umbrella.
The man chosen to manage England – not that he knew it at the time – had just been asked what he thought about the Football Association's latest brainwave, namely employing specialist "in possession" and "out of possession" coaches.
