Sentence examples for trainees to avoid from inspiring English sources

Senior clinicians counsel trainees to avoid turning to HR. HR officers are not doctors and are ill placed to manage the unique concerns of doctors.

But this stripling will have to pull off some moves niftier than one of Goodman's dancing trainees to avoid being stomped on by bigger rivals who need all the sales they can find.

Nevertheless, in our study, two experts evaluated the trainees to avoid the bias induced by only one expert analysis.

Particularly, before trainees acquire competence, it might be advised for trainees to avoid performing this procedure on patients who are of low BMI, have inadequate bowel cleansing, or a history of stomach surgery.

So what can a science trainee do to avoid the landmines?

If others are able to anticipate these issues and proactively prepare their health systems for the graduation of the first cohorts of trainees, they may be able to avoid some of the problems we encountered.

At the most basic level, medical trainees and physicians should be encouraged to avoid making assumptions regarding patients' sexual identity.

Struggling trainees may feel obliged to participate to avoid further training problems, and may not give true feedback if they feel that their responses will be linked to them.

Another potential weakness of non-anonymised feedback is that trainees in difficulty may be more likely to avoid giving feedback all together, giving a skewed picture of the overall quality of training.

Sir David Dalton, the senior NHS boss trying to resolve the junior doctors dispute, has written to all of the 45,000 trainee medics involved in a last-ditch attempt to avoid next week's planned strike.

(Given that many resource-poor countries complete GP training first and often work for a period of time before returning for specialty training, CMEs were included, to avoid excluding a significant group of trainees).