Sentence examples for specialties work from inspiring English sources
Teams of physicians with experience in varying specialties work from polyclinics or outpatient units, where many types of diseases are treated.
Six hundred and fifty employees, in several dozen specialties, work in a four-story structure, called the Factory, which extends from beneath the upper end of the sloping roof.
Once registered, caregivers fill out their profiles with information about their specialties, work experiences, accreditations, locations, and contact methods.
The first question in this group was whether the hospital was organised with a centralised US laboratory where physicians from all specialties work together.
In this model physicians and support staff from multiple specialties work as a team to evaluate and devise a treatment plan for patients at the same organized visit.
Make sure you get opinions at a teaching hospital where physicians from different specialties work together and discuss each case with each other.
Some consultants have specialties — working with students with learning disorders, for example, or with colleges in other countries.
Kaiser is by no means the only large medical group that has physicians with many skills and specialties working together in systems that foster teamwork.
Before the emergency medicine training program was developed, residents from other specialties working in the ED were supervised by a medical specialist in their specialty.
Moreover, most Portuguese EDs still operate in the "classic" medical system, with junior physicians from different specialties working on a part-time basis in the ED and some senior internal medicine and/or general surgery doctors supervising the ED, but few actually assuming its leadership [10, 11].
Differences in specialties' working practices and working with multiple healthcare organisations also brought challenges such as the 'genetic approach' of working with families, incompatible record systems and different approaches to health professionals' autonomous practice.
