Sentence examples for Long-term specialist from inspiring English sources

It specifies the requirement for short- and long-term specialist services for those who have experienced violence against women.

Until 2003, there were no local training programs and all post-graduate long-term specialist education for medical doctors was obtained abroad.

As a consequence there is a need for long-term specialist physical, social and psychological rehabilitation to enable burn patients to live with this major bodily change [ 7, 9].

Osakidetza is the only public provider of health services in the region, including primary care, hospital care (both acute and long-term care), specialist outpatient clinics, emergencies, and mental health.

Every shareholder I talked to (long-term, pharma specialists) thought it attractive at £50 a sh.

While the two governments are now being battered by complaints over the relief effort, more important in the long-term, water specialists say, is building a better system to capture each new deluge.

In Foley's case, for example, he has access to a team of experts that includes CPAs, estate planning attorneys, business consultants, risk managers, M&A professionals -- even intellectual property attorneys and long-term care specialists.

It is a long-term process requiring specialist skills, a high level of input and a tight system for monitoring.

Long-term residents of specialist units are men who have carried out terrible crimes and continue with their violence behind the prison walls.

In the end, he conceded: "Had there been governmental recognition of the fact that children damaged by alcohol and drugs need rapid and long-term access to specialist services, we probably wouldn't be having this argument".

The former is relatively straight forward, writes Keith Eig, a long-term care insurance specialist at Greenberg, Wexler and Eig, LLC.