Sentence examples for specialist contexts from inspiring English sources

These substantive comparisons are of some interest and they could guide the preparation of focussed language material for specialist contexts.

Similarly, there may be value in increasing awareness of the versatility of existing human factors engineering methods, and in specialist contexts to explore the potential development of more agile and tailored methods that cater for manufacturers' needs in the context in which they are to be applied.

Until relatively recently effective treatments were not widely accessible and therefore the identification of phases of chronic hepatitis B were of little relevance to clinical management outside of a hepatology specialist context.

The aim of these programs was to introduce the skills necessary to address the complex needs of dying patients and their families into the hospital setting, in an attempt to transfer the "hospice expertise" into a non-specialist context.

In Norway they receive help from a public healthcare system that has specialized and non-specialized services in palliative care [ 2], in either community care or specialist healthcare contexts [ 3].

27 The Steno-2 Study operated in a specialist hospital context and sought to discover whether comparable improvements could be achieved in general practice.

However, no middle or low income countries were included, the providers were primarily specialists or context was a specific disease, and reported outcomes were heterogeneous (shared decision making, empathy, length of interview, etc).. Further research is needed understand whether these interventions are effective for improving interpersonal skills of maternal care providers in this context.

In the Australian context, specialist doctors might be more likely to practice rural outreach work if competition for their specialty services in metropolitan areas is high, for example, when there is an oversupply of a particular specialist type in metropolitan centres.

We set out to develop practice guidelines for conducting family meetings within the context of the specialist palliative care setting, based on the best available evidence and complemented by consensus based expert opinion.

However, description and evaluation of the role of the Nurse Specialist in the Australian context has not been well documented.

From here, they wanted to move forward by writing loosely related lesson plans that "worked best for them" in their given contexts (STEM specialists and an elementary generalist), which was difficult to do.