Sentence examples for development of the specialty from inspiring English sources

For example, residents who spent international medical electives abroad are now improving emergency medical systems in developing countries as well as helping foster the development of the specialty overseas.

The purpose of this study was to explore the working experiences of INs, and alternatives to assist the growth and development of the specialty.

It begins in 1530 ad with Ambrose Paré who described the first button-shaped sponge and metal obturator, and continues through the formation of the American Academy of Maxillofacial Prosthetics and the development of the specialty.

This report aims to illustrate the history and current status of Japanese emergency medical services (EMS), including development of the specialty and characteristics adapted from the U.S. and European models.

We reviewed the historical archives of the Waring Library of the Medical University of South Carolina, specifically the history of urological practice in the city, including doctoral dissertations from medical school students regarding the teaching and practice of urology in pre-Civil War Charleston, to better understand the early development of the specialty.

Further vertical and horizontal development of the specialty in Oman is closely related to issues of availability of qualified staff, costs, and access to care.

For the sustainable development of this specialty, more international guidance and local leadership is needed to standardize the training curriculum, to provide adequate funding opportunities for academic development and to promote the overall development of the emergency care system.

Feedback from stakeholders indicated this was not realistic, so prior to the development of the medical specialty workforce projections (which occurred after publication of the medical and nursing workforce projections), the EWP assessment was developed.

The list of top-cited articles about JCV identified the authors, articles and topics that reflected history and development of this specialty.

The development of our specialty in the past century is discussed on the four main points of our scope, traumatology, orthognathic, cleft and tumour surgery.

The critical challenges for EM are a lack of academic development and recognition of the specialty and a need for a critical mass with unity among the EM specialists.