Knowing one's "alkyl halides" and having "interpersonal skills to become well-rounded, caring, inquisitive healers" are not mutually exclusive.
For decades, the medical profession has debated whether pre-med courses and admission tests produce doctors who know their alkyl halides but lack the sense of mission and interpersonal skills to become well-rounded, caring, inquisitive healers.
Expressions about " sharing care" (PN01), providing the care " side by side" (PN10), " well rounded care" (PN03), and " working as a team rather than as individuals" (GP06) were typical of health professionals' perceptions about the benefits of integrated working.
Thus, a new generation of sharp-sighted and well-rounded health care professionals should emerge from these educational initiatives.
Incorporating other languages in addition to the person's primary love language will better demonstrate a well-rounded expression of caring about them.
Through that adversity he has become a man, a well-rounded young man, who cares for other people and loves and admires his family and friends.
Oscar Robertson, Bill Russell, Elgin Baylor, Jerry West, Bob Cousy, Wilt Chamberlain…these were thoughtful, well-rounded human beings who cared deeply about not just their sport, but about their place in society and (in the case of the black guys) their stature during such a tumultuous time.
I also wanted to write well-rounded characters that the reader could care about.
The International Pharmaceutical Federation FIPP) and WHO developed the concept of "The seven star pharmacist", which stated that a well-rounded pharmacist should be a compassionate care giver, decision maker, active communicator, lifelong learner and good manager; and should possess good leadership qualities and the ability to be a teacher and researcher [ 13].
You should want him to continue to develop into a healthy, well-rounded human being if you truly care for him.
