Sentence examples for technologists health from inspiring English sources

The third group was other clinical staff, which comprised of pharmacists, assistant pharmacists, pharmaceutical technicians, laboratory technicians, laboratory technologists, health attendants/hospital cleaners, physiotherapists and radiologists.

In the US radiologic technologists health study from 1983 to 1998 analysing the cancer incidence in medical staff exposed to low doses of radiation, an elevated risk for thyroid cancer in both genders was reported.

They said: "' Multi-disciplinary team meetings' involve the different service providers, including clinicians, adherence counselors, pharmacists, case managers, adherence supporters and lab technologists, at health facility level.

However, success has been reported with a post-fracture osteoporosis education and treatment program pre-discharge, with >95% of patients appropriately diagnosed and treated, but to accomplish this required the full cooperation of orthopaedic surgeons and residents, orthopaedic technologists, allied health-care professionals and administrative staff in addition to a dedicated coordinator [ 17].

To evaluate the quality of life among doctors, nurses, and occupational safety and health technologists (OSHT).

A total of 4443 nurse healthcare workers (NHCWs) and 3138 non-nurse healthcare workers (NNHCWs), including physicians, medical technologists, and other health professionals were included in this longitudinal study.

While on a national level female health technologists and technicians earn just 82% of the median male earnings, the typical Cape Coral woman in the profession earns $5,100 more than the typical male earnings in the position.

The turn-out of health technologists, paramedics and nurses is below the national requirement.

*Other cadres include: Paediatricians, lab technologists, nutritionists, oral health, orthopaedic, pharmacists, pharmacy technologists, physiotherapists and subordinate staff.

Standardized interviews and examination methods are administered by trained staff, including physicians, dentists, health technologists, interviewers, and laboratory technicians.

The 2000 Census code '311' would be equivalent to the 1990 Census code '106' and 5% of the code '208' for health technologists and technicians.