Sentence examples for key specialities from inspiring English sources

Tim Jones, consultant neurosurgeon Neuroscience is one of the key specialities at St George's, but what does it really take to be a brain surgeon?

This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China [grant number 31071311]; the Natural Science Foundation of Fujian Province of China [grant number 2009J06017] the Science and Technology Plan of Fuzhou [grant number 2014-S-146]; and the Key Clinical Speciality Discipline Construction Program of Fujian [grant number 2014J01313 (to P.R.C).].

Clinical co-ordinator: has deep technical expertise in a narrow area of clinical speciality, key member of a multidisciplinary team providing regular outpatient clinics to many patients/clients, not across settings but in a care management role within a clinic.

Team co-ordinator: has deep technical expertise in a narrow area of clinical speciality is a key member of a multidisciplinary team providing direct clinical care to many inpatients, may be a number of wards and clinics.

For female physicians the prospect of combining their professional career with family responsibilities is a key issue in the process of speciality choice or changing the speciality to which they initially aspired to [ 16].

Other intriguing snippets include a request for information about "speciality concretes" to "harden key facilities".

Key words around competence and areas of speciality are important.

Both identify the same three key features seen through the perspective of different specialities: the development of male characteristics like facial hair, acanthosis nigricans and menstrual irregularities.

Individual prescribers cannot be identified in the SPDR, but some key prescriber characteristics for each drug are included, such as prescriber profession (nurse/dentist/physician) and physician speciality (62 different specialities available in Sweden).

Mode of presentation, speciality of initial referral, treatment by specialist, time intervals for key points in the referral pathways were analyzed.

Identifying trends over time in the practice activity of oral and maxillofacial surgeons is a key element in planning by informing debate on issues relevant to the speciality such as the future supply of services and training needs.