Sentence examples for recognised specialty from inspiring English sources
In Malaysia, Emergency Medicine (EM) is a newly recognised specialty with the first postgraduate program starting in 1998 [1].
In response to a rapidly growing population of children with life-limiting conditions, the United Kingdom (UK) has led the way in developing children's palliative care as an internationally recognised specialty [ 5].
In Singapore, it has been a recognised specialty since 1984, and post-graduate training programmes in EM have existed since the late 1980s [2].
Family medicine (general practice) is not currently a recognised specialty in Malawi.
In order to retain doctors at district levels for longer, due consideration should be given to the introduction of general practice/family medicine as a recognised specialty in Malawi.
Radiology itself is recognised as a specialty by the Brazilian Medical Association and one can register on the Regional and/or Federal Medical Council as an interventional radiologist or as a neuroradiologist.
Whilst most countries (83%) reported presence of national ICN society, ICN was recognised as a specialty area in only 54% of countries.
Dental Implantology is not recognised as a specialty in the UK [6], and the current education pathways for the subject include: 1. Specialist training in a related specialty of dentistry such as periodontology and prosthodontics; 2.
Studies published before 2000 will also be excluded because palliative care was recognised as a specialty and service in 2000.
Only recently has emergency medicine been officially recognised as a medical specialty in India, and until now, formal training to attain recognition as an Emergency Medicine Specialist in India has been conducted via a 3-year university-based Doctor Of Medicine (MD) programme in Accident and Emergency Medicine.
It is recommended that national authorities allow 12 months of training in the complementary specialty to be recognised as part of the training in the base specialty for accreditation purposes.
