Sentence examples for specialist competence from inspiring English sources

However, a substantial proportion of RNs in municipal elderly care lack adequate specialist competence.

Technical and commercial services will be evaluated according to different quality criteria than services which place high demands on communication and the supply of specialist competence.

A majority of Norwegian GPs participate in these groups during their careers, either to obtain a specialist certification in general practice or to maintain the specialist competence.

Financial considerations were also added with the aim to both enhance the specialists' competence and the economic consciousness through focus groups, and exploit the learning opportunities by comparing best practices.

It is the psychologist's task to establish the network with the medical community of the region (hospitals, GP's, medical specialists and competence centres for neurology and psychiatry).

However, we also believe that a higher level of specialist palliative care competence in the home care services and closer collaboration between these services and the hospital may reduce the need for emergency admissions.

Given the complexity and challenges entailed in providing care for older persons, an increase in the number of geriatric specialists with improved competence in psychiatry or the involvement of teams of different specialists may positively contribute to improving the quality of care.

Finding one that is not, he is refusing to allow it to do its work.The UN Security Council insists that Richard Butler, the chief arms inspector, should be free to choose specialists by their competence regardless of their nationalities, and that his teams should have unfettered access in their hunt for "weapons of mass destruction" (mainly, these days, biological horrors).

Good cooperation between general practitioners and palliative care specialists could enhance competence and mutual acceptance.

But all the practical aspects, I don't need to know that, honestly, I really don't need to know that.' (FG2, P3) The notion that not all GPs needed to have specialist palliative-care competences was confirmed in the focus groups of CME providers and PHCT members.

As expected, a statistically significant difference was found between specialists and GPs with respect to self-estimated competence, with specialists reporting a higher level of competence.