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Medical Education, 1995
SUMMARY Specialist training must be reshaped to meet the challenges of new systems for the delivery of health care and rapid expansion in biomedical knowledge. An adequate and affordable supply of trained specialists and generalists able to deal with the health problems of populations served, is the responsibility of governments and ...
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SUMMARY Specialist training must be reshaped to meet the challenges of new systems for the delivery of health care and rapid expansion in biomedical knowledge. An adequate and affordable supply of trained specialists and generalists able to deal with the health problems of populations served, is the responsibility of governments and ...
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The Physics Teacher, 1999
Whether in high school or college, the teacher is expected to be a dual specialist in the subject matter and in the application of the teaching process. Good teachers are like good specialists; they may not know why the system works, but they do know how to make it work.
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Whether in high school or college, the teacher is expected to be a dual specialist in the subject matter and in the application of the teaching process. Good teachers are like good specialists; they may not know why the system works, but they do know how to make it work.
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The Lancet, 1979
The need for specialists cannot be adequately assessed on the basis of current practice and an estimated case-load (based on prevalence/population ratio). Specialists should declare which patients can or cannot be expected to benefit from their treatment, and they should consider the consequences of underprovision of specialist services.
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The need for specialists cannot be adequately assessed on the basis of current practice and an estimated case-load (based on prevalence/population ratio). Specialists should declare which patients can or cannot be expected to benefit from their treatment, and they should consider the consequences of underprovision of specialist services.
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2002
Abstract Some exchanges assign special responsibilities to members they designate as specialists. The specialists must continuously quote two-sided markets so that markets always exist in their specialties. They must also ensure that their markets are orderly and that prices do not jump too quickly.
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Abstract Some exchanges assign special responsibilities to members they designate as specialists. The specialists must continuously quote two-sided markets so that markets always exist in their specialties. They must also ensure that their markets are orderly and that prices do not jump too quickly.
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