Sentence examples for multiple specialities from inspiring English sources

Healthcare educators face numerous challenges including technological change, information overload, and the need to maintain clinical expertise and research knowledge across multiple specialities.

Very few studies included radiologists as a part of multiple specialities [6, 9, 11] and one recent study compared the knowledge between radiologists and non-radiologists [10].

Dose improvements were demonstrated in multiple specialities within a large acute teaching hospital.

On the other hand, the study sample was large and the study units successfully represented both charge nurses and intensivists, as well as highest level ICUs with multiple specialities in different parts of the country.

Intensive care units (ICUs) provide a ripe environment for developing conflict, with a mixture of very sick patients, high mortality, multiple specialities and a frequent need for urgent decisions on complex matters.

1 3 Multiple transitions of care are expected to take place throughout the maternity care of patients which requires clinical handovers between clinicians. 4 This includes the birth suite where in labour a woman's care may straddle more than one rostered shift of clinicians and involve multiple specialities dependent on her needs.

MTF is a registered and certified, non-profit tissue bank that recovers, prepares, and distributes allograft tissue forms worldwide for surgical use in multiple orthopaedic specialities, wound care, and general and plastic reconstructive surgery.

One neurology consultant coordinates the centre, which works with physicians from multiple other specialities (physical and rehabilitation medicine, psychiatry, dentistry, gynaecology and obstetrics) and with other HCPs from the hospital, including psychologists, physiotherapists and nurses.

Investigations spanning the globe and multiple sub-specialities with undergraduates show similar results, thereby increasing confidence [ 7, 20].

He said that in some medical specialities, like multiple sclerosis, almost all doctors do some kind of consulting work for the pharmaceutical companies.

Fatigue may be a clinically important, although subjective and quite unspecific characteristic of some chronic diseases, and major textbooks list diseases from different medical specialities like multiple sclerosis, heart failure, liver disease, adrenal insufficiency, anemia, renal failure, thyrotoxicosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and any malignant disease [ 1- 3].