Many practitioners reported specialized expertise, with about 40% reporting expertise for treating children and about 60% for treating adolescents.
About half of these practitioners reported expertise in treating major psychiatric disorders, and about one third reported expertise in treating substance use disorders [ 21].
Specialized expertise in treating children was reported by 41.0% of practitioners and 61.4% reported specialized expertise in treating adolescents.
"We do, unfortunately, have a considerable expertise in treating that sort of bullet injury," Dr. David Rosser, the hospital's medical director, told reporters.
EVALUATION If you have chronic or disabling headaches that your primary care physician has not been able to manage, see a neurologist who has expertise in treating headaches.
Genes may play a role, too.Gulf citizens have a fair bit of cash, so any Gulf state that develops expertise in treating diabetes should attract medical tourists.
Lawyers representing the doctors told the court the experts listed by Roberts appeared to have little or no expertise in treating medulloblastoma, with one having apparently based his description of it from the internet or newspaper cuttings.
Because each of the major cancer-treatment centers in the US has expertise in treating specific cancers, &rarely duplicate each other's specialties, cancer patients must often travel long distances to get exactly the treatment they need.
The determination of NHS trusts to make the most of the cap being lifted has been highlighted by the decision of the Royal Brompton Trust, a centre of expertise in treating heart and lung disease, to open a "private outpatient facility" in Harley Street, the world centre of private medical treatment.
I am a psychotherapist with 30 years of expertise in treating trauma, shame and eating disorders, and was paired with a professor of research to discuss eating disorders.
