13:39 Aug 10, 2020 |
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4 | Board-certified (FMH) in hematology |
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3 | FMH in Haematology |
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3 | The FMH's Haematology (body) |
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FMH in Haematology Explanation: I guess you can translate as you say. Watch the advertisement of this diagnostic medical center: https://unilabs.ch/sites/default/files/inline-files/171212-P... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 22 mins (2020-08-10 14:01:34 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- For example: "Anelia SIDEROW | Medico specialista FMH in ematologia e specialista FAMH in analisi ematologica Unilabs Dübendorf" -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 26 mins (2020-08-10 14:05:46 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- The complete translation could be in this case for example: "Anelia Siderow / Specialist FMH in haematology......." |
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The FMH's Haematology (body) Explanation: I am no expert in the field, least of all in medicine. But I know the difference between a university degree and a university degree's compulsory modules. I am sure you understand what I mean. It is possible that the candidate or alumnum has been awarded a degree (of what sort I do not know) after completion of the modules pursuant to a university degree. I can't do more, so I have pasted a link to viewing the FMH's Haematology explanatory notes in the web references section. Good luck! Reference: http://https://www.siwf.ch/fr/formation-postgraduee/titres-s... |
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Board-certified (FMH) in hematology Explanation: :=) |
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