CB participated in the collection, analysis, and interpretation of findings, provided procedural guidance and expertise, and participated in revising the manuscript.
After four to six years at medical school, paediatricians in the UK continue training for approximately five to eight years, so that they learn on the job under supervision, gaining expertise in procedural skills and experience while also contributing to patient care.
It is also suggested that "the accuracy of imaging procedures is compromised because many self-referring physicians do not have the imaging training or expertise either to provide procedural and interpretive services at the same level of quality as do radiologists or to detect abnormalities other than those specific to their specialty.
This week, my Republican colleagues in the Senate will attempt to short circuit the legislative process by forcing a procedural vote and ignoring the FCC's expertise on this issue.
"Most law schools do not provide the detailed expertise and specialized training in form preparation and procedural rules that is necessary in areas like uncontested divorces, immigration, bankruptcy and routine real estate matters".
Acquire expertise in a range of commonly used emergency procedural skills, including basic life support.
This is because adaptive expertise involves the coordinated use of conceptual and procedural knowledge; the adaptive expert uses his or her understanding of the conceptual context in order to make an informed decision about the relevance and utility of a particular strategy.
But MPs expressed concern she did not have the right background or expertise to be Parliament's chief adviser on legal and procedural matters and urged Mr Bercow to reconsider.
The selected governmental organizations are primarily responsible for interventions in PDRPM such as providing goods, organizing the procedural chain for sheltering and housing evacuees, establishing and allocating funding, and technical expertise.
