"We went through a pretty exacting third-party examination of the program," Locke said.
Given that repetitive concussions are known to cause far more damage than single injuries, the Eagles sent Westbrook to well-regarded concussion specialists at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center last week for a third-party examination.
"We are looking at correlations between users of Khan Academy and performance on third-party examinations, and there is some evidence there – but it's very preliminary.
More recent studies, however, have likened the computer to a "third party" in the examination room, altering the physicians' focus on the patient and altering the quality of the therapeutic dyad [ 43- 45].
It is also a project that was shunned by the country's largest accounting firms, who rejected the news organizations' requests that they serve as the independent third party doing the actual examination of the ballots.
For instance, the guidelines of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario state that both patient and physician have the right (in non-emergency situations) to insist that a third party be present during intimate examinations, and to insist that the examination be postponed if a third party is unavailable [ 4].
An important remaining obstacle to the widespread use of CTC for colorectal cancer screening, however, is the lack of coverage of screening CTC by most third party payers, making it an examination that most individuals cannot afford.
Early in the campaign, candidates should submit to examination by objective third party physicians – whether they be former Surgeon Generals or the attending physician for Congress – so that they are all held to the same standards.
The fifth is undergoing what is called an inter partes re-examination, which means a third party is involved, in addition to the Patent Office and NTP.
For example, pre-recorded cross examinations by a neutral third party could save victims the trauma of being interrogated by multiple defence barristers without disadvantaging defendants.
Physicians have long been advised to have a third party present during certain parts of a physical examination; however, little is known about the frequency of chaperone use for those specific intimate examinations regularly performed in primary care.
