The phrase "proper specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a professional or highly qualified individual in a certain field. For example: "My car is giving me trouble so I'm going to take it to a proper specialist to repair it."
Where women did disclose how they were feeling, and where proper specialist services were in place, many avoided being admitted to hospital and did well, participants heard.
"Madiba has had a long-standing abdominal complaint, and doctors feel it needs proper specialist medical attention," the statement said, using Mr. Mandela's honorific clan name.
A statement issued this morning says Mr Mandela had a long-standing abdominal complaint which doctors felt needed proper specialist medical attention.
"Many patients with rheumatoid arthritis are reluctant to have the surgery that can enable them to get back to work, or they don't take their medication, or they fail to see the proper specialists".
Doctors diagnosed his problems, which were not organic, and referred him to see the proper specialists.
I just spent an entire year visiting specialists, as the doctor assures me it's all deductive reasoning, thank god I was referred to the right specialist BY a specialist or I would have never gotten a proper diagnosis.
Find the right specialist.
As a consequence, ANA testing on HEp-2 substrates outside a proper clinical specialist framework may lead to inappropriate referrals to tertiary care specialists and, worst case inappropriate and potentially toxic therapy for the patient.
It is quite obvious that ANA testing on HEp-2 cells outside a proper clinical specialist framework may yield a sizable portion of ANA-positive individuals without consistent evidence of AARD, purportedly leading to inappropriate referrals to tertiary care specialists, as well as anxiety in patients and physicians alike [3] and, perhaps, inappropriate and potentially toxic therapy [6].
These proposals are in part a response to the fear that the current drive to close smaller hospitals will leave many patients without proper access to specialist care.
Patients who died before reaching hospital were not included in the NHI estimate, and it is highly likely that they were also missed in the NHI database due to lack of proper diagnosis and specialist information.
