Network actors joined a network because it enhances their organizational visibility, to liaise and learn from other resource persons and organizations in the field (as most organizations are not specialized in ASRH and recognize that they are in need of additional expertise), to have access to information and training and, last but not least, to have access to additional funding opportunities.
Finally, patients reported a health care system with significant reliance on 'self-care' ability, including the need for time and expertise to negotiate access to scarce professional foot care appointments.
Further research is needed to see if and how this reported expertise translated to access to care, and quality of care.
This expertise is hard to access, it may not be in books.
Patients often end up in ICU due to an acute episode of a chronic condition [ 4], or they are retained there, and specialist palliative expertise is difficult to access [ 54, 55].
Existing security companies can utilize their expertise to offer cutting edge access control services without investing in the Cloud market.
A growing range of applications for proteomics of domestic animals, evidenced over the experience of the last few years, will extend the demand for expertise to apply the technology as access and the knowledge base increases.
Secondly, once the need is clearly identified, teachers need to access expertise both within school and from outside.
Here are my top five reflections: 1 Drop the 'C' We have a pivotal role in enabling the commissioners of a service to access expertise and skills at scale.
Their power stems from a legitimacy and an ability to invoke moral claims, their knowledge and expertise, their access to networks, their access to key agents and decision-making processes, and their access to resources and position in the global economy.
