Even though his vaunted "new ideas" aren't much to get excited about, and Hart, though intelligent, can't be said to have a great mind, he does have substantial knowledge of important subjects and a relatively good understanding of government — relative, that is, to most of the other candidates.
Consequently, nurses have substantial knowledge of the hidden curriculum and the practice of ethics in the clinical setting [ 13].
GPs have substantial knowledge of population health and are in an ideal position to advise individual patients about lifestyle choices.
To make such a judgement, mental health professionals need to have substantial knowledge of the effectiveness and harmfulness of the various coercive interventions.
The three large hospitals in Accra (the teaching, regional and district hospitals) were selected since these see referred cases from across the country and capital city; these workers have substantial knowledge, exposure and experience of abortion.
Many clinicians in the field of rheumatology have substantial knowledge and practice gaps related to the diagnosis and care of patients with lupus.
Generalists typically have substantial knowledge in a relevant discipline and a solid understanding of the context of the problem.
For the same reason, research assessment exercises may use science indicators as tools, but ultimately they have to rely on the judgment of peers who have substantial knowledge in the field.
Most of these software packages, however, require that the user has substantial bioinformatics knowledge and computer/programming skills.
