কেউ (চিকিত্সক বা পাদরী

Noun:

Locum,

locums's Usage Examples:

Zealand, South Africa, and the United Kingdom; unlike in Latin its plural is locums.

In 2007 there was not always a doctor on each island and locums were appointed to fill the big gaps.

use of locums which… can create significant risks to patients”.

In 2018 42 consultant posts were completely vacant and 127 were filled by locums.

Financial pressures included the cost of medical locums and bank nurses to fill long-term vacancies in acute services and the impact.

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practitioners) with the aim of representing all fully qualified GPs working as locums, assistants, salaried GPs, returners and retainers.

Laurence retired in 1999 yet spent much of his remaining years taking locums in other hospitals.

While in Australia, Dearnley undertook locums as director of music at Christ Church St Laurence (1990), St David’s Cathedral.

after a year working as an Emergency Physician and doing Family Medicine locums he completed his Internal Medicine residency at the University of Ottawa.

Luton, a labour supply management specialist, for the supply of medical locums, hoping to reduce the £2.

the distribution of an email containing personal information to various locums on 11 December 2018.

"Who are the GP locums?".

…excluding locums.

[citation needed] After locums in Aden, Nyasaland, and South Africa, he became Dean of Durban Medical School.

posts, the equivalent of 50 people, meaning the trust is relying heavily on locums.

"'Cap locums' earnings' says ex-NHS consultant – The Llantwit Major GEM".

The Kellers worked as locums in various parts of Australia, then moved to Huntly, New Zealand, in 1903.

In 2007 there was not always a doctor on each island and locums were appointed to fill the gaps.

locums's Meaning':

someone (physician or clergyman

Synonyms:

relief; backup; backup man; locum tenens; stand-in; reliever; substitute; fill-in;

Antonyms:

compression; increase; high relief; low relief; embarrassment;