Sentence examples for formal specialist from inspiring English sources

The women had no formal specialist qualifications, although all were mothers.

However, there was general concern at how a lack of more formal specialist support might affect rehabilitation: "We see people who've had quite horrendous experiences…they're making a physical recovery.

The inclusion criteria chosen were: People with either a formal specialist (imaging/neuropsychological) or informal generalist diagnosis of dementia as well as participants with cognitive impairment presumed secondary to an underlying neurodegenerative disease.

In our own hospital, if a trainee shows appropriate ability, then they are able to achieve these competencies as a foundation doctor, although this does not negate the need for that trainee to obtain these competencies if they commence a formal specialist training post in anaesthesia.

The earliest years of formal postgraduate training in Fiji were characterized by large yearly intakes (14 to 18) to accommodate doctors who were working in specialty departments but had never had the opportunity to undertake formal specialist training (see Table  2).

The PCF will help professionals plan their careers and development, whether through accessing formal training, specialist courses or other learning and reflective activities that keep skills and knowledge up-to-date.

There are few formal pathways or specialist services to help doctors with mental health problems.

In Sri Lanka, technical skills of doctors are maintained at an optimal level through formal training of specialists and in-service training of non-specialists.

Formal lectures by specialists may not meet the learning needs of practitioners and may cause dissatisfaction with traditional CME.

Specialists without formal ECE education were also somewhat more likely than specialists with an ECE degree to report a need for training in school-age development (p ≤ .10).10

Any available legal protection (including immunity under 'Good Samaritan', emergency services or liability protection legislation) will be carefully constrained and usually require formal advice from a specialist lawyer to understand fully.