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The politics of Technicians

The Clinical Neuropsychologist, 2010
An unintended consequence of the New York psychology Scope of Practice legislation led to a restriction in the use of testing technicians that has yet to be reversed after 4 years. The misperception of neuropsychology by state legislators and psychology colleagues was a key obstacle to achieving a timely solution.
William B. Barr   +2 more
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Technicians or Nurses in the O.R.?

The American Journal of Nursing, 1974
surgical specialties, from the staffs of the four hospitals was made. The surgeons were given a list of 10 statements, to which they responded with agreement or disagreement. They also had an opportunity to elaborate on their reasons for agreement or disagreement.
Juliet Vilinskas   +2 more
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Data analyst technician: An innovative role for the pharmacy technician

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2001
The development of an innovative role for the pharmacy technician is described. The role of the pharmacy technician was based on a needs assessment and the expertise of the pharmacy technician selected. Initial responsibilities of the technician included chart reviews, benchmarking surveys, monthly financial impact analysis, initiative assessment, and ...
Susan J. Skledar   +3 more
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Certification of pharmacy technicians

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association, 2008
Medications continue to be a significant and vital component of medical care. And while the complexity and scope of medication use continues to grow, the role of pharmacists in caring for patients is expanding to help meet patient needs for safe and effective care.
Henri R. Manasse, John A. Gans
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Physics for technicians [PDF]

open access: possiblePhysics Bulletin, 1978
The recent article on the salaries of technical staff working in university physics departments (Physics Bulletin October 1977 p451) highlighted one of the problems that beset any attempts at attracting and retaining the services of suitably qualified technical staff. There is no doubt that the quality of technical staff affects in no small measure the
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The Surgical Technician

The Guthrie Journal, 1964
W C, BECK, K A, FEDORKA, J B, CMELKO
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