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Indian regulatory authorities were trained in developing laboratory assays, analyzing clinical samples, and assessing regulatory information related to development of conjugate vaccines by NIBSC, FDA, and MVP staff.

Other groups whose skills and knowledge were strengthened by MVP investment in capacity building include the following: Indian regulatory authorities were trained in developing laboratory assays, analyzing clinical samples, and assessing regulatory information related to development of conjugate vaccines by NIBSC, FDA, and MVP staff.

Understanding the quality of physicians who join the work-force is also important for developed countries, given patients' and policymakers' concerns about the quality of physicians trained in developing countries[ 9, 10].

This study was performed to determine whether students who are trained in developing a personal formulary become more competent in rational prescribing than students who have only learned to use existing formularies.

Third, the 10 items were then reviewed by researchers from different disciplines (nursing, sociology, psychology, health economics), many of whom trained in developing survey questions to improve the wording and to ensure face validity.

Neither the explicit inclusion of doctors in 2001, nor subsequent updates to the code were associated with any immediate reduction in new GMC registrations by doctors trained in developing countries; registration to practice in the United Kingdom increased substantially in 2003 and remained high in 2004 and 2005.

Since doctors who train in developing economies often immigrate to countries where they can earn more money, students that successfully complete campaigns on Medifund must agree to work in the country that they train in for one year after they finish their degree.

Later he trained in Leipzig, developed a love of Norway and chose to live in France.

One large non-profit trader had long supported procurement capacity development, including training, in developing countries.

Finally, clinical and public health training in developing countries can serve as a critical component of skills development and maintenance for developed-country practitioners who are at risk of losing knowledge due to differing patterns of disease burden [ 38].

Due to the growing awareness of the importance of Mechatronics training in developing countries, AusAID* has sponsored a program to help in the development of six Mechatronics courses in six different Thai Universities.