Sentence examples for stable trainee from inspiring English sources

In the absence of any policy intervention it is probable that the supply of GPs will follow the predictions based on a stable trainee intake.

Our model is an attempt to protect surgeons' needs for adequate education and operation time, to ensure quality of patient care, and to allow a stable mentor-trainee and doctor-patient relationship within EWTD boundaries.

This study aimed to determine if the number of elective operations available to trainees was stable.

A year ago I had a stable job working as a trainee GP in Greater Manchester and was due to qualify in February this year.

In 1946, after a series of odd jobs (as trainee kennel-maid, stable girl and helper in wartime day nurseries), she went to study drawing at the Ruskin art school in Oxford.

Although undertaking a longitudinal cohort questionnaire survey, whilst the trainees were undertaking an on call rota and then resurveying them when they changed to a shift system was considered as a good method of assessing change, this was not feasible as some rotas had already changed and the trainee population was not stable, with trainees leaving and entering the rotation continually.

Providing guidance and resources to help trainees identify rewarding and stable positions that utilize their scientific training and fulfill their career aspirations could encourage continued interest in biomedical research training, thereby ensuring a constant supply of research talent.

Last year only 84 Japanese trainees joined stables, less than half the numbers in the early 1990s.

More of the work should be done by staff scientists in stable positions and less of it by (fewer) trainees.

The head of another stable, Musashigawa, this month came under police investigation for assaulting a trainee.

In Study 2, basic performance remained stable over time and strategic performance improved over time for trainees who were prompted to self-regulate, relative to the other conditions, whereas performance declined over time for trainees who were not prompted to self-regulate.