Sentence examples for established specialty from inspiring English sources

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) is a recently established specialty in Kuwait.

Emergency medicine (EM) is an established specialty in the USA.

This article reviews the progress of emergency care practice in this country from a general primary care system toward becoming an established specialty in hospital, prehospital, and private emergency care settings.

Valuation, valuation, valuation: Alternative lenders have primarily been either fee-based market makers selling loans to investors or have been leveraging their balance sheets and earning interest income and securitization revenue, much like established specialty finance companies and banks.

Work in international emergency medicine can be broken down into two main categories: 1) the promotion of emergency medicine as a recognized and established specialty in other countries, and 2) the provision of humanitarian assistance.

While geriatrics medicine has been an established specialty in Singapore for 25 years in Singapore, there are as yet no formal geriatric oncology services in Singapore and no standardized approach or guidelines in the decision making process in the treatment of elderly cancer patients.

Because they were barred entry to established specialties like surgery, Jews flocked to new, less prestigious fields, making their marks in areas like psychiatry (psychoanalysis was for a while called the "Jewish science"), dermatology, neurology, immunology, pathology and gynecology.

EM educators are in short supply compared with more established specialties such as surgery and internal medicine [17].

The final paragraph read: "In areas of resuscitation, differential diagnosis, initiation of appropriate investigation and management, and in the appropriate disposal of their patients, specialists are bringing emergency care up to parity with the inpatient services of longer established specialties.

Despite the fact that public health is one of the established specialties in the European Union (EU) [ 64] and, consequently, a specialist trained in one EU country will be recognized as a specialist in all EU countries, non-uniformity of public health curricula is a recognized problem [ 65].

This will be a multiyear effort and will require careful specification of the boundaries and special competencies that distinguish PEH from such other, already established specialties as occupational and environmental medicine, and the medical toxicology subboard within the boards of preventive medicine, pediatrics, and emergency medicine.