Sentence examples for relevant specialities from inspiring English sources

A diagnostic centre is a medical unit with comprehensive facilities for medical investigation, including easy access to expertise in a wide range of relevant specialities.

The relevant specialities were two medical gastroenterology teams (each headed by an attending (consultant), one with a special interest in H. pylori infection), general surgery (5 teams) or internal medicine (7 teams).

Future work to improve the quality of adolescent inpatient services should emphasise cooperation and team working between all relevant specialities, under the leadership of an adolescent physician or other individual with responsibility for all adolescent health issues within an organisation.

Intensivists are already confronted with an exponential growth in literature relating specifically to organ failure, but face being swamped by additional relevant speciality literature.

We conducted a Delphi procedure with a panel of 16 national and international experts of all relevant medical specialities in the field of dizziness.

The team consists of 13 reporters who are all active in clinical and/or research areas of intensive care, and aims to review the contents of over 80 journals (impact factors 0.5 to 27.8) relevant to the speciality.

Identifying trends over time in the practice activity of oral and maxillofacial surgeons is a key element in planning by informing debate on issues relevant to the speciality such as the future supply of services and training needs.

Six themes were identified across all organisations that were considered relevant to managing speciality based clinicians in secondary care and directly related to HRM practices such as performance management and strategic HRM.

The number of journals required to find all trials or reviews was highly correlated (r=0.97) with the number of papers for each specialty/subspecialty. Conclusions Publication rates of speciality relevant trials vary widely, from one to seven trials per day, and are scattered across hundreds of general and specialty journals.

Rather, the ceaseless recitation of similar harassment stories – out with the boss; mentioned my dress/hair/mouth; had some wine; his hand was on my thigh/breast/bum; he backed me into the wall/room; I didn't get the job/grade/interview/seat - only underlines the perversity, supposing you want to stop this offence, of defining relevant behaviour as the speciality of one or another community.

We strongly support that the selection, design, piloting and implementation of public health awareness campaigns about symptoms likely to be due to cancer require expert multi-disciplinary input (including from epidemiology, psychology and primary care, alongside clinical specialities and other relevant disciplines) and a robust evaluation framework.