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consultant

a. a senior physician, esp a specialist, who is asked to confirm a diagnosis or treatment or to provide an opinion
b. a physician or surgeon holding the highest appointment in a particular branch of medicine or surgery in a hospital
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Consultant

A specialist who is consulted on building design and engineering; restoration and preservation specialists are types of consultants.
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consultant

An individual or organization engaged by the owner or the architect to render professional consulting services complementing or supplementing the architect’s services.
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consultant

(job)
A person who facilitates organisational change and/or provides subject matter expertise on technical, functional and business topics during development or implementation. Consultants perform business requirements analysis, recommends selection of packaged software, develop proposals for consulting services and manage implementation projects at client sites. They provides expert knowledge of products such as SAP R/3, PeopleSoft, HRMS/Financials, and SmartStream.
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consultant

An individual who acts as an advisor to users or to the technical staff. Consultants are available from third-party organizations for all aspects of the computer industry, including electronic circuit design, information systems analysis and software development. In a business environment, consultants may be used to create the functional specifications from which vendors can respond. The title of consultant is also given to internal specialists. See job descriptions and salary survey.
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While there have been multiple reports on the incidence of specific fracture types and total pediatric orthopaedic consult volume, [1-8, 17] with regards to weather, there has been, to our knowledge, no report examining total adult orthopedic trauma consult volume as it relates to various weather metrics.
In the present study, we examined the effect of various weather parameters on all orthopedic trauma consult volume.
Additionally, all data was from one center and daily consult data was compared directly to daily observed weather.
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Above the search box are two others for navigating outside MD Consult, one to enter a uniform resource locator (URL) and the other, a Google search box.
Harcourt Scientific, Technical and Medical Group president Peter Hoenigsberg said that "we look forward to ambitiously investing in and growing the range of value-added services available through MD Consult." He said that Harcourt has embarked on "an ambitious program" to provide medical professionals with specialty-specific information services through the Web, "a logical extension of the valuable MD Consult franchise."
"We are very happy that each year we increase our offers and our services", said Krasimir Georgiev VIP Consult manager.
In the future VIP Consult promises to expand their services even more by focusing on the Drupal community and providing plenty of free Drupal themes and web design accessories.
Supervisors were the second greatest source, consulted by 47 percent often, 38 percent sometimes and 14 percent never.
Other professionals in their departments were consulted by 48 percent sometimes, 32 percent often and 20 percent never.
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