The phrase "specialties who" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction, as "who" typically refers to people, not specialties.
Example: "The specialties that are most relevant to this project are those who have experience in data analysis."
Alternatives: "specialties that" or "specialties which".
But there are many others, in multiple pay grades and in a vast range of specialties, who are all giving speeches.
The F.E.T. units are comprised of female marines with various operational specialties who conduct liaison work with Afghan women in remote villages.
For this, give thanks to Mario Carbone and Rich Torrisi of Torrisi Italian Specialties, who recruited fellow chefs to come up with dishes to serve at two booths — one in front of Torrisi, the other on the opposite side of the street — through Sept. 25.
A total of 16 providers participated in the study; subjects included physicians and nurse practitioners from medical and surgical specialties who used paper- and computer-based documentation tools.
We wanted to explore positive influences on LARC placement for pediatricians, particularly compared with providers in other specialties who care for women.
Thirty physicians from specialties who often refer patients for MPS tests were presented with the 60 final reports, and were asked to fill in the same questionnaire.
Young doctors, says Ball, can feel overwhelmed: "I've had people in training in this specialty who've eventually been reduced to tears, saying they can't go on.
A. Over the years I've met doctors from virtually every specialty who firmly place the good of the patient ahead of their own personal income and who have made personal sacrifices in their own income in order to practice the best medicine.
Episodes were attributed to the physician of either specialty who provided the most services for that particular episode.
The exact date of specialty recognition is unknown; however, in the early 2000s, the graduates in the specialty who had a recognized certified board in emergency medicine had no obstacle to be recognized and be appointed as full-time consultants in the ED (Table 1).
Figure 2 shows the proportion of patients in each specialty who had their procedures cancelled despite attending the preanaesthetic clinics.
