High impact information on Committee Membership

• METHODS: A postal questionnaire was sent to Part II examiners and representatives of the Trainee Members Committee of the Faculty of Public Health Medicine. RESULT: A total of 90 questionnaires were sent [1].
• The study involved 19 states in the north, central, and southern regions of the United States, with committee members of NCR-42 and S-1012 (formerly S-288) [2].
• In a first step the Task Force disseminated among the Committee members a questionnaire focused on providing suggestions about the kind, the evolution degree and the main concepts of Benchmarking adopted in the represented Countries [3].
• This session was convened by Dr Joyce Sutcliffe (Pfizer Central Research, Groton, CT, USA) and Dr R Leclerq (Hôpital Côte de Nacre, Caen, France), with the assistance of the Committee Member Advisor, Dr Patrice Courvalin (Institut Pasteur, Paris, France) [4].
• A survey of 890 appointment committee members undertaken in South Thames (West) Regional Health Authority showed that women doctors are less likely to apply for posts in hospital medicine, although if they do apply they stand a better chance of getting appointed [5].

Associations of Committee Membership with chemical compounds

• Cephalosporin selection: view from a beleaguered P & T committee member [6].
• Amlodipine and the total ischemic burden: circadian anti-ischemia program in Europe (CAPE) trial-methodology, safety and toleration. The Steering Committee members and all of the investigators [7].

Gene context of Committee Membership

• Seventy per cent of Part II examiners and 70 per cent of the Trainee Members Committee returned questionnaires [1].
• Up until 1973, when there were new initiatives, a few ADR reports were obtained mainly from hospitals who employed Philippine Medical Association committee members [8].
• As one committee member explained, "As images change with only the slight bump of the hand, we see ourselves readying to move with those images, and also being prepared for what might be the next image." One medical journalist, one medical leader, one medical academician, and one federation representative offer their perspectives in this recap [9].

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