Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to R M French.
New computerized severity scoring and outcomes measurement systems promise to help clinicians reduce the costs of critical care without affecting clinical quality. Using these tools, a growing number of hospitals are achieving dramatic results.
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Results of an evaluation of the self-study process in clinical laboratory sciences education accreditation are presented. The evaluation included questionnaires for program officials and site surveyors, follow-up personal interviews, and comparisons of time required to critique and prepare analytical reports for self-studies. The primary goals of the study were to determine the usefulness and validity of the self-study process. The results indicate generally positive trends and identify components in need of further refinement.
The personality characteristics and job satisfaction patterns of a volunteer group of practicing medical technologists were measured by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the Job Description Index. Data analysis was based on three groups of female subjects: clinical practitioners, educators, and administrators. There was little primary impact of personality upon job satisfaction, although definite patterns of personality are identifiable in the three groups. Implications for counseling students and placing practitioners in satisfying jobs were suggested, and additional studies to be conducted were identified.
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