Even practitioners of narrower specialities are not spared the wrath of software integration, albeit on a smaller scale.
A few studies have focused on training nurses in narrower speciality roles, such as paediatric oncology [ 11], neonatal resuscitation [ 12], or the advanced paediatric life support programme [ 13].
These are: Sole practitioner: has deep technical expertise in a narrow area of clinical speciality, may be informally part of a multidisciplinary team but works primarily independently with a few patients/clients across a number of settings.
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.
Yet she was John Osborne's favourite actor - cast, at his request, in The Entertainer (1960) - both because of her ability to turn moods on a sixpence and because one of her specialities was Osborne's pet hate, the narrow-minded mother-in-law with pretensions.
Eat The narrow streets of the old town are the best place to find the local specialities socca (chickpea pancake) and pissaladière (sweet onion and olive tart).
That day, we roamed the narrow, dusty streets and the maze of bazaars, each one with its own speciality: silks, spices, homeware, electrical goods, tailoring.
But narrow networks can also cause hardship if insurers design them in ways that deny the chronically ill access to speciality care they need ― or lead to high, unexpected charges for seeking care outside networks.
The range of specialities was narrow textiles, furniture, jewels, objects d'art and ceramics were not permitted.
