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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"biomedical scientists"”.
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‘Doing the Portfolio’ – Pre-registration training for biomedical scientists and developing the capable practitioner
… on a programme leading to registration as a Biomedical Scientist (BMS) position themselves in their role and the subsequent impact of this upon the development of the capable BMS. It draws upon current knowledge of work-based pedagogy and utilises a constructivist grounded theory (CGT) …
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A feasibility study for the reporting of cervical large loop excisions of the transformation zone (LLETZ) biopsies by consultant biomedical scientists in the UK
… was potential to extend the roles of advanced biomedical scientist practitioner (ABMSPs) now referred to as Consultant Biomedical Scientists (BMS) to report the histology of large loop excision biopsies of the cervical transformation zone (LLETZ) within the NHS Cervical Screening Programme …
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Conceptual Framework and Methodology for Analysing Previous Molecular Docking Results
… between two molecules. This is useful to a biomedical scientist before conducting in-vitro or in-vivo wet-lab experiments. Although this ˝eld has seen great advancements, feedback from biomedical scientists shows that there is a need for storage and further analysis of molecular docking …
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ARE GRADUATE STUDENTS RATIONAL? MACROECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF GRADUATE ENROLLMENT AND COMPLETIONS IN THE BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
… from 1998 through 2003 stimulated demand for biomedical scientists, increasing both relative wages and employment. However, because research doctorates in these fields may take six years or more to complete, there is a substantial lag in the labor supply response to changing market conditions. …
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EVIDENCE EVALUATION IN BIOMEDICAL KNOWLEDGE GRAPHS FOR PHARMACEUTICAL DISCOVERY
What is the strongest biomedical evidence about a disease for discovery of novel pharmaceutical therapies? This is a fundamental challenge for biomedical scientists, but also directly translates to a parallel question for informatics and data science: Can we systematically assemble and query …
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Family caregiving, home medical devices, and the sociotechnical system: Bringing the biomedical sciences into the bioethics discourse
… in these technologies' development and design by biomedical scientists and engineers who create them. These same people, though, are separated from the values and needs of family caregivers, challenging the goals of home care. I will argue they should not be separated since they are not neutral …
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A Delphi study exploring stakeholder perceptions of the role of the biomedical scientist in patient outcomes
Biomedical Scientists (BMSs) work in healthcare laboratories providing diagnostic testing and monitoring therapeutic effects on patients. The standards that govern the profession refer to working in the best interests of the patient and service user, yet BMSs have little or no patient contact. This …
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Professional roles and the commercialization of hospital services: A case study of medical laboratory scientists
… scientific officers (MLSO's, now known as biomedical scientists) who work in pathology laboratories, within this constantly changing NHS environment. The study initially reviews the political debate surrounding the 'commercialization of the NHS under the Conservative government of the 1980 …
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Managing for quality in clinical microbiology services.
… and Climate, were measured among microbiology biomedical scientists (BMSs) in the United Kingdom A self-report questionnaire was developed through preliminary interviews and two pilot studies. The perceptions of Job Satisfaction, Commitment (to both Profession and Organisation) and Climate were …