Sentence examples for recognising expertise from inspiring English sources

Some respondents recognised the need to differentiate training dependant on role, recognising expertise in clinical trials or review of submission dossiers.

But Britain has recognised expertise in criminal justice; it is full of people from other EU countries; and it has an enormous DNA database, as well as the best links with America.

The Nantes CEIP-A is competent in the assessment of drug dependence and has recognised expertise in this field.

Our aim is to explore whether people are aware of, and able to recognise expertise, as an expression of quality of care, in PD among physiotherapists.

This paper focuses on ability of PwP to recognise expertise in PD among physiotherapists, as a potential indicator of selective provider choice.

Our study aimed to explore the ability of people with Parkinson's disease to recognise expertise, and to what extent respondents selectively choose such expert physiotherapists.

We recruited a panel of 19 experts from 13 countries in Europe, who had recognised expertise in Geriatric Medicine and pharmacotherapy in older people.

Research training at postgraduate level should stress the value of integrative expertise as well as recognising depth expertise.

Knowing and recognising PD expertise are necessary conditions for providers' selective referrals.

The importance of working alongside parents, recognising their expertise through a strength-based approach to practice has been incorporated into the CFH nurse curriculum [ 58].

As parents and HCPs became familiar with each other's knowledge of issues around the child, new relationships developed that helped them recognise mutual expertise.