Should these busy folks hire content creation specialists?
(A language-creation specialist has since elaborated on Martin's vocabulary for the TV version of his fantasy epic).
Since 1997, UK public health training has undergone major changes, including the creation of specialist registrars (SpRs), introduction of a competency framework, admission of non-medical (specialist) trainees and National Health Service organizational change.
One of the major themes has been the creation of specialist cancer centres, and there is evidence that patients first seen by a lung cancer specialist are more likely to receive 'active treatment', including chemotherapy, than those who are not (Jack et al, 2006), and centralised referral for lung cancer has been associated with improved survival rates (Stiller, 1994).
It would also like to see improved collaborative investigation and prosecution responses, the creation of specialist operational units with high-level investigative and prosecutorial skills, and a transnational approach by law enforcement officials and policymakers.
On a practical level, the sustainability team has also been at the forefront of the creation of specialist websites that support social and environmental justice, such as environment, global development and Guardian Sustainable Business.
Plans for the creation of specialist discrimination courts at county level, as well as more expert judges, are not sufficient to overhaul the sluggish tribunal system, campaigners will say.
Dorset CCG said the creation of specialist centres would save lives.
He is understood to be considering the creation of specialist improvement teams, with powers to order schools to collaborate more and even to sack failing headteachers.
A common example, currently found in numerous countries, is the creation of specialist or magnet schools that are developed to target specific academic areas, societal needs, or student populations (Gorard and Taylor 2001; Vopat 2011).
