The required expertise on risk ranking was on the fringe of the traditional expertise of the RIVM centers involved and the project offered the opportunity for developing new expertise (contribution 'change in involved and linked actors').
The opportunity for nurses to develop new areas of expertise in chronic disease management is frequently described in terms of 'role-expansion', 'professional empowerment' or Liberating the Talents.
At a minimum, SFES working in new areas outside of their formal training may need additional time to develop new knowledge, skills, and expertise required for their SFES responsibilities.
The deals provide cash, infrastructure and expertise to develop new ideas.
It's about supporting the free movement of artists across borders, it's about dialogue, friendship and collaboration with our European peers on subjects as diverse as the role of the arts in raising awareness of climate change, to how we can share expertise to develop new audiences.
It is the largest provider of technology and chemical reagents to the coal-based synthetic fuels industry and is using its engineered fuels expertise to develop new opportunities in the burgeoning clean-coal marketplace.
Now at work on tracking pricing and product changes in other industries, the team is using their expertise to develop new techniques for analyzing different sorts of market fluctuations.
Some FastMail.FM staff will be making the move to Norway, and the company says it has already been working with Opera's technical teams to exchange expertise, and to develop new products.
The rapid increase in the older person population is driving the current pressures to develop new service models, processes, roles and expertise for delivering effective and efficient care for this group, where people have distinctive, often individualised care needs.
