It will give rise to new ways of sharing expertise in society and will lead to the gradual dismantling of the traditional professions.
Adrian Lockheart (hard not to hear the echo of Craiglockhart) is a psychologist come from London to share expertise in PTSD, is almost overwhelmed by the ubiquity of extreme trauma.
"We have also established regional networks to share expertise in children's diabetes care across the NHS".
The government said it had introduced an "incentive scheme" to ensure that every child has the best care possible, along with regional networks to share expertise in children's diabetes care across the NHS.
Quiqup (and its Series A backers) are also talking up the synergy between Delivery Hero (which operates Hungry House in the U.K). and itself, in terms of sharing expertise in on-demand ordering and delivery.
We thank Jack Lawler for providing tsp-1−/− mice, Anne Eichmann, Steven Suchting and Ariane Galaup for critical reading of the manuscript, Lionel Leroux and Thierry Couffinhal for sharing expertise in the animal model, and Eric Etienne for confocal microscopy.
Therefore, we also reviewed relevant literature to share expertise in diagnosis, clinicopathologic characteristics, treatment, and prognosis of this type of tumor.
Another clear theme is the need for the regulatory authorities, funding bodies and professional societies in different countries to work together to share expertise in the regulation of gain-of-function research and in risk-benefit analysis.
Canada's Commission on the Future of Health Care agrees: "If health care providers are expected to work together and share expertise in a team environment, it makes sense that their education and training should prepare them for this type of working arrangement" [ 41].
Training professionals in sharing expertise during practice and in detecting and adequately responding to others' learning needs, could optimize this way of learning.
