0 a person whose job is to say how much something is worth
1 a person whose job is to estimate the value of something after having examined it:
2 a manager who meets with employees to discuss their progress, aims, and needs at work:
Effective identification of people's professional development needs will occur through discussions between appraisers and appraisees.
The first stage does not pressurise the student into action but focuses on observation and discussion of these observations with the appraiser.
Decisions regarding placements were taken in full consultation with clinical managers and lead appraisers considering departmental staffing levels and equipment availability.
It is, de jure, the ultimate appraiser of state aid requests.
These standards encompass the learning environment, professional development and clinical appraisers monitoring and review, forming the basis for contractual arrangements.
If students are in difficulty appraisers may be able to facilitate opportunities for additional experience or provide tutorials in specific subject areas.
Standardized guideline domain scores were calculated by summing the scores across the four appraisers and standardizing them as a percentage of the maximum possible score.
The appraisers included medical practitioners, clinical experts, clinical researchers, and methodologists.
This section deals in more detail with the relationship between doctor and appraiser in practical terms.
