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Interprofessional clinical supervisor training

The Clinical Teacher, 2017
Summary Background The burden on clinicians in busy health care settings to provide teaching and supervision for students has grown as training numbers have increased, and to address this there are more short courses available to build competency, with many including multidisciplinary offerings;
Margaret, Potter, Annette, Mercer, Fiona, Lake   +2 more
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Reconstructing Clinical Training: In Pursuit of Evidence‐Based Clinical Training

Counselor Education and Supervision, 2000
Clinical training and education are of central importance to both the specialty of counselor education and the profession of counseling. Unfortunately, counselor educators may be inadvertently contributing to the well‐known and well‐documented gap between research and practice. This reaction to S. C. Whiston and K. J.
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Clinical guidelines for exercise training

Postgraduate Medicine, 1980
Exercise training may be useful for a variety of patients with and without established cardiovascular disease. The degree to which a patient participates in a prescribed exercise program depends strongly on initial motivation. The primary care physician can provide appropriate reinforcement with careful explanation of the effects of exercise on ...
P G, Hanson, M D, Giese, R J, Corliss
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Training and Certification of Clinical Microbiologists

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1978
Microbiologists are being effectively absorbed into the labor market. As a group they have a considerably lower unemployment rate (1.2%) than the national average. This is also applicable to medical and clinical microbiologists. Certification of microbiologists by nationally recognized certifying organizations is standardized for those with bachelor's ...
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PRECLINICAL TRAINING AND CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1957
• Dermatology is used as just one example to show how medical schools are imposing increasing restrictions on the time devoted to clinical subspecialties. Specialty practice actually represents general practice as applied to a particular organ system.
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Clinical training for the next millennium

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 2005
AbstractSeveral issues regarding the matrix model (C.R. Snyder & T.R. Elliott, this issue) are addressed. First is the role that positive psychology can play in therapy and prevention training. Next, assumptions of the medical model are discussed concerning training students to be competent therapists in an era of managed care.
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Training clinical neuroscientists

Annals of Neurology, 1987
R C, Griggs, J B, Martin, A S, Penn, A D, Roses, J F, Toole   +4 more
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Clinical psychology training in Europe

British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1992
Clinical psychology training in the United Kingdom (UK) and in the remainder of Europe differs in several respects; in particular, the latter allows for greater variability and clinical specialization with much more training taking place postqualification than in the UK; differences in content and in the balance between the supply of, and demand for ...
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The training of clinical teachers

The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1945
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Two-Level Graph Caching for Expediting Distributed GNN Training

Lancet, The, 2023
Ziyue Luo, Chuan Wu
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