Words you know: complete the sentences

sabbatical · unprofessional conduct · encourage independence · disruptive behavior · belittle

• The consultant's ____ during the multidisciplinary meeting shocked the junior doctors in Boston.
• Failing to obtain patient consent constitutes serious ____ under General Medical Council rules.
• Senior physicians should mentor residents rather than ____ them during ward rounds in London.
• Dr. Smith took a six-month ____ in New York to finalize her clinical research paper.
• Good supervisors ____ so that trainees can perform complex procedures safely.

Remember: Habits and annoying behaviour

• That senior consultant ___ constantly interrupting surgeons during operations in Boston. [is always / will]
• Whenever Dr. Roberts was on call, she ___ review every single chart twice. [would / is always]
• He keeps ___ complaining about the lack of funding in the London NHS trust. [on / to]
• The resident will always ___ complain about his rota gaps to anyone who listens. [ / be]

Remember: Verb + object + infinitive

• The clinical lead let the senior resident ___ the emergency procedure alone in Seattle. [perform / to perform]
• The strict hospital regulations made the doctors ___ extra documentation. [complete / to complete]
• The consultant expected the team ___ arrive before the morning handover in Chicago. [to / ] arrive
• Dr. Evans persuaded the hospital board ___ approve the new diagnostic equipment. [to / ] approve

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