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dop [ˈdɒp]
n
(Miscellaneous Technologies / Brewing) South African informal a tot or small drink, usually alcoholic
[Afrikaans]
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Some of these are: MiniCEX - Clinical Evaluation Exercise; DOPS - Directly Observed Procedural Skills; MSF/TAB - Multi-Source Feedback; CbD - Case-based Discussion; ACAT - Acute Care Assessment Tool.
Letter: Voice of the North - Unhealthy to entrust careers to computers by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The now-defunct Department of Order and Social Politics, or DOPS, as it was known by its Portuguese acronym, gathered intelligence on suspected subversives and took into custody those believed to be actively involved in efforts to overthrow the military government.
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IN 1994, CNC PHYSICIANS GROUP SPLIT OFF FROM DOPS PHYSICIANS' GROUP TO FORM THEIR OWN NEONATAL PRACTICE GROUP.
Contempt of court order against hospital vacated by Hospital Law's Regan Report
 
 
 
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