Sentence examples for specific specialisms from inspiring English sources

Review articles are available on specific patient safety topics, for example, reviews on patient safety in specific specialisms (eg, anaesthesia, paediatrics, etc) and reviews on surgical safety (eg, checklists, communication and teamwork in the operating theatre, etc).

Likewise, online exhibition has developed to become a specific curatorial specialism.

Having a specific officer with a tenancy fraud specialism can lead to more thorough investigations and more successful results.

For the Netherlands, in which nursing home physicians are employed by nursing homes for medical care and in which nursing home medicine is an independent medical specialism with its own specific training programme [ 8, 9], epidemiological data about pain in nursing homes are lacking until now.

Liz Williams, consultant with a specialism in special educational needs and disabilities.

Beyond its MOOC-like service, Springboard has branched off to offer six-month courses designed for specific industry training with data science and digital marketing its first specialisms.

Depending on a consultant's area of specialism, it may be that they are referred specific cases which are of higher risk.

We allocate new carer referrals; each support worker has a specific area of knowledge and the most fitting person is allocated to each carer – my specialism is learning disabilities.

Fears that the government would protect only the grants that go directly to schools, while cutting national funds for things like one-to-one tuition and schools' subject specialisms have proved unfounded - though those funds will no longer be ring-fenced for specific purposes.

Micro-specialisms involve a short training time to learn a particular task to meet a specific, focused (and often, high volume) need.

Having said this, in the HS minds their school ethos was more tied into the specialism of the school e.g., languages, maths, arts or business: ' this school has got specific targets about raising attainment general targets, at key stage 3, key stage 4....'..... Having a range of activities in the curriculum was again thought by many HOPE to encourage an 'activity for life' attitude.