clinical unit

The flattened organisational structure allows quality and efficiency to remain high, through the creation of 'clinical units'.

The choice of the location was to support the goal of the Institute to research infectious diseases in close collaboration with universities and clinical units.

No complaints of adverse reactions were recorded during the sessions nor afterwards on the clinical units.'

During this stage, rotations take place in different clinical units, with mandatory rotations in certain departments.

Clinical unit (subsidized psychotherapy)

The unit is one of 2 clinical units in Egypt in which the clinical service is run by qualified geriatricians.

In 2002 the Geriatrics Intensive care unit or high dependency unit was opened in the clinical unit.

The clinical unit has around 20-25 acute assessment beds, usually for comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA).

The new program will combine a mobile clinical unit with a vocational program in conjunction with the Board of Cooperative Educational Services.

The two largest of these hospitals, recently run by the voivodeship, are to be taken over by Nicolaus Copernicus University and run as its clinical units.

The only dental hospital in Sri Lanka, the Peradeniya Dental (Teaching) Hospital functions as the clinical unit of the faculty.

He established and directed the Dementia Research Service, a combined research and clinical unit at a Cornell affiliated institution, the Burke Medical Research Institute.

In 1974 the clinical unit of the BCRC moved to the University of Maryland Medical Center, and in 1976 the BCRC laboratories moved into the University of Maryland School of Medicine.

The Garden State Cancer Center, which he founded in 1991, is the clinical unit of the Center for Molecular Medicine and Immunology, the only independent nonprofit research center in New Jersey that is focused solely on developing biological therapies for the management of cancer.