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board

(bōrd),
1. Those designated with managerial authority to supervise, investigate, or provide verification of credentials.
2. Any such experts responsible for policy, financial allocations, and similar oversight.
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board

Administration
An authorised assembly or meeting, public or private, of persons appointed or elected to manage or direct a business or trust, as a board of directors, trustees.

Informatics
Healthcare Informatics Standards Board

Medspeak–UK
The group that decides how an NHS organisation undertakes its legal duties and functions. The Board consists of a chair, non-executive directors and executive members.

Vox populi
A piece of thin wood or other material used for a special purpose.
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board

Administration An authorized assembly or meeting, public or private of persons appointed or elected to manage or direct a business or trust, as a board of directors, trustees. See Institutional review board, National Board of Medical Examiners, Professional board, Specialty board, State board of medicine Informatics Healthcare Informatics Standards Board.
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Table IV shows the results for the Willknox wobble board test, which was used as a measure of proprioception and the Bass test, which was used to measure dynamic balance.
Wobble board fun: Rolf at Birmingham Symphony Hall with Washwood Heath Primary School pupils.
The star spoke at length and with confidence about his rise to fame, launching into lengthy tales about his first BBC audition in 1953 and the invention of his wobble board.
He wanted to see The Cavern first, so we piled into my Morris Minor, Rolf on the back seat with my wife Yvonne, who had charge of the wobble board. Brian Epstein was in Mathew Street, and after plunging down the stairs, Rolf was soon invited on stage to wave and chat to the fans.
They might involve standing on one leg with my eyes shut trying to repeat the times table or throwing bean bags while walking in a straight line and watching the bags or standing on a wobble board with my eyes closed.
"And it is a lot cheaper than a wobble board. They cost in the region of pounds 35 to pounds 40 whereas the price of a cushion will be somewhere between pounds 15 and pounds 25."
The play area, which features an adventure trail with monkey bars, stepping stones, and a wobble board, was funded by the rugby charity Wooden Spoon.
And his wobble board as a spineless Leader of the Opposition.
The part of the brain implicated in making skills automatic - the cerebellum, rather than the frontal lobes of the thinking brain - can be stimulated through simple exercises like balancing on a wobble board or throwing a bean bag from one hand to the other while looking at it in flight.
He made his name in 1960 with the first of his novelty songs, Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport, accompanied by his "wobble board".
The a la carte line-up is displayed on one big card (a bit like a Rolf Harris wobble board) and, split into starters, mains, grill, pizza, sides and desserts, it's all very easy to negotiate.
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