The major specialists regarding public health, they are those who let children...trainers for clubs, it can be sports, that is, where children and youths are active...it is essentially they who are specialists, one can say, on public health.
To obtain the necessary inputs and arrive at a consensus on resource use, two medical specialists, one hospital pharmacist and one haematologist participated in two rounds of independently-answered clinical surveys.
Five nurse specialists, one surgeon and one oncologist were interviewed twice, on average 11 months after the first interview.
Phua said subscription-led services could be introduced in the future, but Paktor is making a platform play with a second offline service that offers more specialist one-on-one matching and "social dating services".
[Above] "These will tone your chest, triceps and shoulders, as well as working the core-stability muscles," says Tom Marien, founder of the outdoor fitness specialists One Element.
The Judicial Appointments Commission has announced seven vacancies in the Queen's Bench Division (QBD) of the high court including four specialists, one in defamation.
Whole-body images were compared visually by two experienced imaging specialists (one nuclear medicine physician and one imaging physicist).
As the ToxPredict Use Case should offer easy access to estimate the toxicological hazard of a chemical structure for non-QSAR specialists, one main aim was to design a simple yet easy-to-use user interface.
The most frequently reported information sources (score 4 or 5) for making decisions about individual patients' health were "colleagues" (86%), "other specialists one trusts" (78%) and "medical textbooks" (76%).
The learners' collaborative work took place in two main areas and was supervised by a team of specialists: one specialist nurse, one specialist physician and one head supervisor (specialist nurse).
