Interviewee 1 "If WHO's future is as a highly technical normative agency producing standards etc., then you need people with the in-depth specialist expertise to do that well.
"We are confident the move will see the combined firm ideally placed to provide our clients with increased strength in depth and specialist expertise".
Of course David Cameron does not like his bills to be scrutinised, and perhaps amended because the Lords, with depths of specialist expertise unmatched in the Commons, deems them inadequate (Cameron to appoint more Tories to Lords, 29 July).
Without a doubt, when you train in a range of disciplines you cannot go as much in depth as a specialist would.
As a decision-maker we should be going into greater depth... a specialist comes in and we simply say, we're listening... and we write it down.
While general practitioners often run diabetes clinics in regional and district hospitals, they may lack the clinical depth of the specialist clinics.
They have such a broad habitat and depth range that specialists now agree that it is impossible to eradicate them.
34 Although most evaluations produced consistent evidence on the benefits of community teaching, two studies highlighted the lack of in-depth knowledge of specialist teaching when conducted by GP tutors: the significance of this finding was measured qualitatively through student interviews, 27 and quantitatively through academic scores for the respective specialty modules.
The advantages of the TFA format are that large numbers of examinees can be tested with relatively few resources, that marking is objective, that large areas of knowledge as well as specialist, in depth topics can be covered, that poor non-discriminatory questions can easily be identified and that large question banks are available.
The Barnes's depth continues to surprise specialists with fresh treasures like a series of Rembrandt etchings, unseen for decades and recently found in attic storage.
The Pediatric Advanced Care Team is among a growing number of hospital programs that aim to bridge the gap in complex, chronic cases like Gwen's between traditional family pediatricians, who come to know their patients over time and in depth, and high-tech specialists, who address specific ailments.
